[Selina, have those hospitalized Muggles shown anything unusual?]
Looking at the words Wizet had left behind, Selina Pendragon thought carefully for a moment before picking up her quill and writing her reply in the notebook.
[The investigation in that area has not begun yet, so I cannot give an accurate conclusion. I can only share my personal impressions.]
[I think that rather than being attacked, those Muggles have been parasitized by Dark Magic creatures. As for the effects of that parasitism, it is still too early to say.]
[All those Muggles looked rather haggard, sickly and weak. If I had to compare it to something, it was probably like malnutrition?]
[But the hospital Anne and I visited was a private Muggle hospital. And the Muggle's ward was far from ordinary—it had a television, a telephone, and even a kitchen.]
[From what we know of the Muggle world, it is highly unlikely that a Muggle who could afford such a ward would be malnourished.]
[However, to confirm this, we would need to approach this Muggle's family and search their memories. For more detailed evidence, we can only continue the investigation tomorrow.]
Wizet's reply appeared in the notebook. [Selina, when I was kept under observation at St. Mungo's before, I read through some medical records. Part of them concerned Dark Magic creatures.]
[I have done some research on Dark Magic creatures as well, so based on those medical records, I summarized several methods for separating Dark Magic creatures from their hosts. I hope they can help you...]
This time, Selina Pendragon was quite experienced. She immediately waved her wand and summoned a large stack of parchment, making sure there would be enough room for the "some" help Wizet had provided.
As she copied the contents onto the parchment, she sighed emotionally. "Look