There had to be limits to how much attention they gave Harry's trio.
With Joanne, Rank, and Reel keeping them under round-the-clock surveillance, Jon felt there was no need to devote too much energy to them.
That book would be written well.
That was enough.
The first three books of the Harry Potter series had already entered printing and pre-release promotion. Though their titles had not yet been announced, the public had begun to learn that such a series existed. Farther away, in places like the Americas, Jon had already begun his secret experiment.
The establishment of Magic Schools in the Americas encountered no obstacles, because Jon had deployed considerable resources to push the project forward.
Jon felt no psychological burden whatsoever about using other people's children as test subjects.
By the time matters in Britain settled down, the results of the first phase of experiments over there would also be ready. Whatever effects they achieved would be presented to the Ministry of Magic in a very direct comparison.
Then, with the new Minister for Magic taking the lead and international circumstances applying pressure, this reform would proceed very smoothly.
After all, Jon had already begun gradually transforming people who could use magic. Turning everyone into wizards was unrealistic, but transforming all healthy people under sixty who met the age requirements was no problem for the Magic Net.
No matter what, Britain was the place closest to the Magic Net. The moment the battle began at Hogwarts, everything would head down an irreversible path.
That was good, wasn't it? Looking at the overall situation, there were no problems.
Jon felt his arrangements were quite reasonable.
He clearly would not be staying home for the next while. He intended to find somewhere quiet and digest the memories constantly surging through his