Xenophilius Lovegood asked, "Do you know about an M.S.C. product called the 'Revealing Projection Screen'?"
"Of course I do!" Rita Skeeter nodded. "I took on a commission from M.S.C. to write about their 'Revealing Projection Screen' product line."
It was only when she had written for M.S.C. that she understood why M.S.C. had risen so quickly, even beginning to plan how to break into the Muggle world.
Wizet was, of course, a golden name, and coupled with the solid quality of M.S.C.'s products, attracting buyers was only natural.
But in her view, amid such chaos, what had truly allowed M.S.C. to stand out was its sharp instincts and adaptability.
After its founding, M.S.C. had not only refused to reject Muggle inventions, but had also worked hard to study them and recreate them through magic.
After the Paris Region Incident, while wizarding families and shops were still watching and waiting, M.S.C. had already laid a solid foundation and secured the possibility of advancing further.
One could even say that it was precisely because the International Statute of Secrecy had become little more than a dead letter that M.S.C. could truly cast aside its reservations. This willingness to embrace change and actively learn from its competitors was the key to M.S.C.'s rise.
Xenophilius said, "Then you should know that among the 'Revealing Projection Screen' line, there's a product called the 'Family Projection Screen.'"
"To sell it better, they intend to learn from a kind of Muggle entertainment called... um... television series."
"To make these television series... they need to recruit wizards with a talent for acting to help produce them."
"Heh..." The corner of Rita Skeeter's mouth twitched as she gave a cold laugh. "With my talent, you want me doing something like that?"
Xenophilius spread his hands noncommittally. "I just think