In fact, it was not just Toivo Koskinen. The other senior Muggle officials present also began looking at the "Fake Wand" with eager eyes.
Wizet took it all in, the corners of his lips curling slightly, but he said nothing more.
Rita Skeeter continued observing the situation. Noticing the anticipation in the senior Muggle officials' eyes, she adjusted her glasses.
She sneered inwardly. Don't be satisfied so easily! I'm still waiting for a good show! You won't disappoint me, will you?
As Toivo Koskinen returned to his original position, Wizet's voice rang out again, drawing the guests' attention back to the center of the circular hall.
"I trust you have all seen that the 'Fake Wand' Mr. Koskinen used just now is our response to the doubts raised earlier, and it is also the direction M.S.C. has always been working toward."
"With this 'Fake Wand,' we can use magic to make life more convenient. It is not some promise for the future—it is an achievement already laid before you."
Seeing that Toivo Koskinen had returned to his place, Wizet gave him a slight nod and continued, "Mr. Koskinen, regarding your initial concern..."
"Why begin with Squibs? My answer is simple: from the perspective of magical research, they are the group most likely to cross that threshold."
"First help those closest to the summit find their footing, then pave a road that allows more people to climb. I believe that is the most prudent and responsible approach."
He paused, then said earnestly, "Therefore, the Ritual Magic I performed today was not intended to create some privileged class. It was meant to prove that this path to the summit truly exists!"
"Mr. Koskinen, I can understand your concerns." His voice was firm. "If magic could ultimately benefit only a small minority, then