Reactions in the Wizarding World

The same Lunar Exploration Report was not only distributed at Hogwarts, but also at the other three wizarding schools and every Ministry of Magic—after spending so many Galleons, they had to report some results.

Besides, an area where no one needed to worry about violating the Secrecy Law while casting spells sounded extremely appealing to voters. Many pure-bloods had followed this faction or that one before precisely because they disliked all those messy restrictions.

Most importantly, it was exceptionally classy.

If Hogwarts and the other four schools had jointly developed something like a deep-sea residential zone or an underground settlement, many wizards might have thought it was nice, but it would still have felt strange.

It would not have sounded like a proper place to live, but more like they had found a prison and locked wizards inside. Wasn't that why the Alchemical Eco-Box had never seen further research, along with its excessively high cost?

But now, everything was different.

Fudge's speech still echoed in the ears of those attending Ministry of Magic meetings.

"Everyone present, please look up. Look at the moon over there and the vast sea of stars. A wizard's journey begins with the moon; our destination is the Stars and Seas!"

Accordingly, the Daily Prophet rushed out an extra print run overnight. Even Magical Legends Magazine, which had only come to piggyback on the news, hurriedly printed a new issue—A Legend was being written anew, and Dumbledore was continuing his legend!

Compared with the Daily Prophet, which had merely added a page, A Legend had obtained quite a bit of firsthand material. It directly published high-definition pictures and clipped dream fragments, then wrote extensively about its visions for the future of lunar habitation.

Andrew, who had received the temporary supplement from his roommate, stared at the