For most people in the magical world, they still could not clearly grasp what kind of crisis they had just survived.
Many British wizards and ordinary people from magical civilizations around the world believed that the war hailed by The Daily Prophet as the 'Battle of Hogwarts' was no different from the great fire in Paris.
The mastermind behind both had been the notorious Voldemort, who had stirred up trouble in the British wizarding world for many years.
Of course, what had happened that night after the battle ended at the famous 'The Hog's Head Inn' had also gradually leaked out through various channels.
But no officially affiliated media outlet had published a detailed report.
It was imaginable that for quite some time to come, all manner of rumors about the truth behind 'Voldemort's Defeat' would spread like wildfire.
Yet in the end, the truth would be buried beneath the dust of history, just like 'Slytherin's murderous Chamber of Secrets.'
In the blink of an eye, half a month had passed.
Interviews and press conferences from media outlets around the world concerning 'Paris Fiendfyre Night,' the 'Battle of Hogwarts,' and 'Voldemort's Defeat';
Visits, compensation, and other arrangements for the families of Aurors and students who had tragically died in the battle occupied every minute of Amosta's past half month.
Everyone wanted to see Amosta Breen.
They all wanted to hear him explain the connection between the Isle of Avalon that Voldemort had brought over during the 'Battle of Hogwarts' and the Avalon of legend. They all wanted to know what the Basilisk that had emerged above the clouds and blotted out the sky during the war truly was.
Where had he gone on the night he left?
And what was the 'Platinum Rainbow Bridge' that had risen from the Hogwarts