"We shouldn't charge people to visit the Moon!" Hannah Abbott firmly objected to Anton's idea. "The Moon belongs to everyone on Earth. We shouldn't charge anyone to go there. That's an incredibly domineering thing to do, and no one will support it!"
The friends beside her fell silent.
"Um, although I'd like to save up some money too. You know we're competing with the Malfoy family for the Fire Dragon, and we need a lot of Galleons." George shrugged.
Fred smiled and draped an elbow over George's shoulder. "But the righteous Miss Abbott is right. We really shouldn't charge admission on the Moon."
"So..."
Hannah smiled like a little fox who'd been sneaking snacks, straightened up, and pushed at the frames of her gold-rimmed glasses, which had no lenses. "We'll charge people on Earth."
"???" Anton stared at her, utterly baffled. "What do you mean?"
"That makes perfect sense! The Moon belongs to everyone, but Anton made the space transit channel!" Hannah said solemnly. "So we'll charge people to use the Space Transit Channel. Ideally, we'll build a railway and sell train tickets. That'll make it easier for everyone to accept."
"Oh, I couldn't have made it by myself." Anton spread his hands. "The Cabin helped too, and the Navigators did their part. If you think about it, all..."
Hannah cut him off. "I think history will remember this: you, Anthony Weasley, the great pioneer, created humanity's path to the Moon!"
Anton blinked, then the corners of his mouth lifted. "The great pioneer! Oh, that's a pretty good title! Tsk, nice!"
Neville stared at Hannah in confusion. "So we're still charging people?"
"Of course!" Hannah waved an arm. "The space transit channel is ours. Why shouldn't we charge for it?"
"And there's a right way to do it. We should