The radio was broadcasting from the Wizard Lookout Station. The familiar announcer was endlessly repeating what he had said last week, continuing to educate everyone about werewolves.
Most listeners found the announcer noisy, but very few witches and wizards actually reached out to turn off the radio. Today was the Full Moon, when those infected with lycanthropy would transform into werewolves devoid of human reason.
Although there had previously been rumors in the magical world that everyone had considered alarmist nonsense, with the Ministry of Magic now choosing to maintain strict vigilance, there was no harm in believing them at least a little.
Especially since the last Full Moon, the announcer at the Wizard Lookout Station had set aside a day each week to teach everyone about werewolves.
That was precisely the main reason everyone was willing to stay by their radios right now and listen to the announcer ramble on with his explanations.
Besides, even if no werewolves attacked today, learning more about werewolves and more ways to protect themselves could never hurt.
At the very least, if they unfortunately encountered a werewolf, they would not be left flustered and helpless. They would be able to calmly deal with a crisis that might endanger their own lives and those of their families, avoiding a tragic disaster altogether.
As Lee Jordan put it: when facing werewolves, no amount of caution was too much.
"As everyone knows, the necessary condition for becoming a werewolf is being bitten by a werewolf in wolf form during a full moon. Once the werewolf's saliva comes into contact with the victim's blood, infection occurs—the so-called lycanthropy."
"Werewolves before their Full Moon transformation are not particularly dangerous to witches and wizards. They can barely even be considered dangerous. At the very least, being bitten by an