I Like the Sound of That

Over the next few days, Lupin did nothing but treat the little girl and run around gathering more information.

He seemed to have found a promising lead.

Werewolves!

Compared with Muggle Squibs, werewolves were clearly a more attractive choice for conspirators: a marginalized group that was both vulnerable and powerful. Or rather, Muggle Squibs and werewolves were a perfect match.

It was common knowledge that after ritual magic triggered a Muggle Squib's magic to erupt, they became wizards with poor talent.

After all, if these Muggle Squibs with wizarding blood had enough talent, their magic would have erupted on its own when they were children, and they would have become wizards long ago.

So how could they strengthen these "inferior wizards" mass-produced from "Muggle Squibs" and rapidly improve their abilities?

The answer was to infect them with Werewolf Venom.

Efficient and simple.

"If that's true, it's terrifying. Especially on the full moon, with so many werewolves forming a mercenary force..."

Just thinking about it filled Lupin with worry.

He had already found traces of werewolves here in America and was now trying to infiltrate their ranks to ask questions and gather information.

It was obviously extremely dangerous. No one knew what kind of wizards were involved with the werewolves, but Anton didn't seem worried.

Because~

The Life-Existence Drawing of Lupin was finally complete!

Anton happily put away Lupin's Magical portrait.

Go wild, Uncle Lupin. Go as wild as you like. Even if you die, there's nothing to worry about. What's a resurrection ritual, anyway? It was child's play for Anton.

Life-Existence Drawing wasn't simple. Unlike a Magical portrait, it couldn't be drawn from memory, and it couldn't contain even the slightest trace of personal bias. Otherwise, the result would be nothing more than a simple Magical portrait.

The difference between