Some of the Muggle leaders, led by Carl Gustafsson, wore expressions of terror.
They found themselves bound to their seats, unable to make the slightest sound, as though they had been struck by a Full Body-Bind Curse.
All they could do now was widen their eyes and watch in despair as gray-black mist appeared, then began swirling through the air above the circular hall.
What frightened them most was that, upon seeing the gray-black mist, they felt a heart-pounding familiarity with it, as though it were part of their very souls.
In fact, that was indeed the case. Using an improved Ritual Magic array based on Morgana le Fay's work, Wizet had used the negative emotions within the circular hall as material to create these mist-like Dark Magic creatures.
The birth of these Dark Magic creatures was indeed thanks to some of the Muggle leaders headed by Carl Gustafsson.
If not for their ulterior motives, they would not have contributed so much "nourishment," allowing these Dark Magic creatures to come into being.
It was only natural that they would feel a sense of familiarity with them.
The other Muggle leaders were in much better condition.
Their cooperation with the wizarding world had been relatively harmonious, and they had already established basic contact with the International Confederation of Wizards. They did not feel as though they were being restrained by magic.
However, they were equally shocked by the strange state of their colleagues around them, nervously speaking with the wizards beside them.
Wizet gave his wand a light wave, as though conducting a symphony orchestra.
The gray-black mist moved, rushing straight at those terrified Muggle leaders beneath their horrified gazes.
Like ghosts, the gray-black mist easily passed through the Muggle leaders' bodies, emerging from the other side without pausing in the