Information from the Wizarding World was much simpler than information from the Muggle world.
No matter where they were from, the newspapers were basically discussing the benefits and drawbacks this war had brought to the Wizarding World. Of course, no matter how one looked at it, the benefits outweighed the drawbacks.
War naturally meant people would die. Even if they had sacrificed themselves for Earth and the wizarding world, those matters were still worth discussing.
There was the cleanup work, compensation payments, and so on. Noah did not need to worry about any of that, because the Ministries of Magic in every country would make proper arrangements.
As for the benefits, there was even more to discuss. For example, during the five years before the final battle, the young wizards had gained unimaginable improvements through a series of missions.
Such practical combat experience was truly rare. It could be said that this had been an opportunity to put what they had learned into practice.
These wizards had also earned all kinds of benefits by completing all sorts of missions. Quite a few young wizards had completed missions of sufficiently high rank and thus received guidance from Kamar-Taj's Archmages.
Moreover, this series of missions had given the wizards an entirely new understanding of the exorcist profession. They had now discovered that exorcists were genuinely formidable.
Under their leadership, wizards could avoid an enormous amount of trouble. Furthermore, every team that had successfully completed its missions had done so by following the exorcists' advice.
"The Sorcerer Supreme truly had foresight. No wonder he became friends with exorcists when he was young, and even tied his little Magic Organization to the Exorcist Agency."
Noah saw remarks like that in almost every newspaper, and he could not help touching his face.
He really had