Is Building a Base Now a Bit Too Aggressive?

"We're here. It should be around here."

The craft began to slow, kicking up a great deal of debris, but for a magically powered vehicle, the vast majority of physical damage could not penetrate its defenses.

Andrew stepped down first. He felt the excessive lightness and the unreal sensation beneath his feet, yet had no particular reaction.

Finally made it up here—this place is ridiculously barren.

Through the Bubble-Head Charm, he examined the surroundings, then waved his wand to feel the feedback from casting. He also removed the footprint he had left behind and carefully stored it away.

[The wand feels lighter.]

Those flashing words appeared in the air above Andrew's head.

Karkaroff seemed to want to say something, but Andrew could only see his mouth open. Soon enough, subtitles appeared above Karkaroff's head as well.

[Interesting. Communication here is even more fantastical than the Dream System.]

Perhaps it was an illusion, but Andrew felt that Karkaroff's text was slightly larger.

So Andrew waved his wand again. This time, the words appeared inside a speech bubble.

More precisely, inside a black cat speech bubble.

Showing off fancy tricks? Competing with Transfiguration? Keep pushing me, and I'll add entrance effects!

The Dream System was still under development. More precisely, that mushroom only had plant consciousness for now, so Andrew did not dare mess around. But in reality, wasn't this all effortless?

[What is this?]

Dumbledore adjusted his own display. The speech bubble that produced his words took on the color of mead, then gained ice cube effects. Even the font became somewhat ornate—there was no doubt that Dumbledore learned quickly, being a Transfiguration specialist.

[A way to make the text more noticeable.]

The black cat in front of Andrew wrote while patting its paws—he should not have been playing with special