"What?!" The blonde reporter froze for a moment, then realized what Matthew meant and said in shock, "Mr. Black, are you saying you're going to destroy this city?!"
Matthew nodded lightly. "It's a last resort."
"The security forces have already tried. Ordinary firearms, poison gas, and even explosives have had little effect on the Snake Tide."
"The Wizarding World has already communicated with Japan. To stop the Snake Tide from continuing to spread, a certain price must be paid."
"So I will personally wipe out the Snake Tide within this city."
The information the blonde reporter had received was far too shocking for her. For a moment, she was at a loss for words and did not know what to ask.
"Mr. Black, are all Wizards as... powerful as you? Can one person destroy an entire city?" the blonde reporter asked in a trembling voice.
"Ma'am, you don't need to be so nervous. I won't hurt you," Matthew said gently. "There's no need to think of Wizards and Magic as something so terrifying. Wizards are humans too, and Magic is our gift."
"Just as you have a gift for speaking, a courageous heart, and an outstanding appearance, those are all your talents and abilities. With them, you became a reporter. Magic is my talent, and it made me a Wizard."
"As for your question... of course not every Wizard can destroy a city. If we use music as an analogy..."
"My magical ability among Wizards is probably comparable to Beethoven or Mozart among musicians..."
"It may sound a little immodest, but that is the truth."
Matthew's gentle voice dispelled the fear in the blonde reporter's heart. Realizing that this Young Wizard might be one of the very best among Wizards, she became enthusiastic again.
"Mr. Black, how are you going