Anton had barely involved himself in the Cabin and the Navigators' reorganization of the Forerunners.
Neither had that merry pair, George and Fred.
Yes, the very people Hannah called "the three unreliable Weasley brothers."
As the Cabin's housekeeper, Hannah had no choice but to shoulder all this. Fortunately, Neville and Anna were there to help her.
Although Anna was busy making the Palette of the Mind for Anton, she was, after all, a well-traveled Time Traveler, and could always help Hannah keep things on course.
Neville was actually very busy too. His role in the Cabin was its "protective umbrella," and he had a great deal to do.
Voldemort had reorganized the Magical Congress, placing no fewer than seven Ministries of Magic under it to control the Americas, and was also planning to establish a Magic Army. This put enormous pressure on every other Ministry of Magic around the globe.
Neville hoped to seize this opportunity, which was forcing the Ministries of Magic to make adjustments, to extend the Animagus Office into every Ministry of Magic in the world.
Yes, just like international organizations such as the Wizengamot's administrative bodies and the Department of Mysteries, with each branch closely integrated into its local community in a unique arrangement.
This was a distinctive feature of their civilization that had naturally evolved from various factors in wizarding history: each was intertwined with the other.
In fact, the Ministry of Magic was not an institution with absolute authority. It was more like an open platform.
Neville had far too many ideas to put into practice.
At the same time, he also had magic to research. Ever since Anton had set him on the path of charms and guided him forward, Neville had surpassed Anton in many specialized fields.
For instance, the Twisting Cage