The Muggle Artifacts Enchantment Factory actually did not cover much ground compared with those traditional wizarding industries, because it was used more for research, and once products entered mass production, dedicated workshops at other locations would handle manufacturing. Even so, the entrance still drew plenty of wizarding eyes, because beneath the awnings in the open lot were parked Muggle cars of every model and purpose, their brand-new paint gleaming in the sun.
After the wizarding and Muggle worlds began to have some contact and influence on each other, demand for Wizarding Cars was steadily rising. More and more wizards were traveling to the Muggle world, and they needed a vehicle both sides could accept to make getting around easier—Muggles could not accept Flying Broomsticks, fireplaces were not connected to the Floo Network, and if not for deliverymen equipped with devices that provided Confundus Charms, ordinary wizards Apparating directly into crowds of Muggles, then failing because their spellcasting was not up to the mark and they could not cast a Confundus Charm or botched the spell, would drive the members of Obliviator Headquarters mad with the workload and earn themselves a hefty fine.
Unlike the leisurely wizards on the Hogwarts commercial street just now, the wizards here were all hurrying to and fro, but each of them looked full of energy. Whether it was the staff or the transport personnel coming and going, the whole factory presented a scene of bustling activity.
After hearing his subordinates report that the giant ship had already arrived, Arthur Weasley, the person in charge who had just been busy experimenting in the workshop, wiped the shining sweat from his bald forehead and ran over, greeting everyone and leading them inside.
But after Allen disembarked, he took advantage of the accompanying camera crew filming close-ups of