Rumors about Anton kept growing, but it seemed that Dumbledore had once again kept all the commotion outside the school gates.
It was a remarkably amusing unspoken understanding between them.
As Dumbledore and Anton went back and forth, "Anton Academy" was quietly and steadily established.
When Professor Dumbledore announced the news in the Great Hall on the castle's first floor after breakfast, it didn't provoke many gasps.
After all, during the week following the Ministry of Magic meeting, more and more people had joined in writing Cabin's textbooks.
Almost every young wizard had gotten involved. Even first-years who knew nothing had come to help look up references and organize manuscripts.
Some clever young wizards took their questions to the Professors and often got answers or advice.
By the end, it seemed even the Professors had become deeply involved.
Influenced by Cabin and inspired by Anton's book Wizards as Gods, the Professors had now started writing textbooks for their own subjects as well.
For two whole weeks after the start of term, the sound of pages turning could be heard throughout the entire school.
Madam Pince was especially pleased.
Professor Lockhart was practically delirious with joy. Thanks to its coverage of Anton Academy's progress, Hogwarts Weekly was selling better and better. His newspaper office was also crammed with the academic papers that young wizards had produced in droves after their intensive reading.
Hogwarts was undergoing a miraculous transformation!
That was what the editor-in-chief wrote on the cover of Hogwarts Weekly.
And on the second weekend, Cabin's friends gathered there again. They had something more important to discuss.
"No matter how Professor Dumbledore defines our Night School, to me, it's a training institution that helps adult wizards find new employment." Anton took a sip of the fruit juice Hannah had newly cultivated,