What Noah had done when he stood in New York back then had left a deep impression on people. Interestingly enough, magic seemed to interfere with all recording equipment. Especially when Noah did not want to be filmed, no one could capture his face at all.
Thus, nearly every record of Noah showed only a tall, upright figure and a blurred face, along with his unimaginably terrifying magic and extreme destructive power.
The Muggles' amazement and praise for Noah naturally caught the attention of the wizards. In particular, these first wizards sent over were all young people, a generation that had grown up under Noah's influence.
Naturally, they developed some goodwill toward these Muggle soldiers and their possible future comrades. With the Muggle soldiers taking the initiative to strike up conversations, they quickly became friendly.
The Muggle soldiers immediately learned a great deal about the wizarding world. These strange and fascinating magical anecdotes left them utterly astounded.
What amazed them most was finally learning what status that young-looking wizard—who was actually young—held throughout the wizarding world, as well as just how terrifying he truly was.
Noah had always been a terrifying figure; there was no doubt about that. As the Muggle world grew more familiar with the young wizards, they increasingly understood the standing of the Sorcerer Supreme named Noah Finneal within the wizarding world.
He had changed the disparity in status between pure-blood wizards and Muggle-born wizards, creating a relatively fair environment for learning and competition. Although the wizarding world still had its hierarchy, at least their starting points were no longer different, weren't they?
Moreover, this wizard had accomplished a whole host of unbelievable things. It could be said that he had changed the entire wizarding world. There was no other way to describe someone like him except