When Wizet and Luna arrived at a tearoom, Wizet saw an article about those high-ranking Muggles in The Times.
The relevant piece in The Times could only be called a brief news item, tucked away in a corner of page four.
It mentioned that both Carl Gustafsson and Toivo Koskinen had submitted their resignations on the day after Easter.
He then found papers such as The Guardian and Daily Telegraph, where he saw similar brief reports, though they covered different high-ranking Muggles.
That surprised him somewhat. Whether they had voiced doubts or resigned, this group of high-ranking Muggles had acted with such decisiveness, without the slightest hesitation.
Since they were already discussing the matter, Wizet told them everything he knew without holding anything back.
Terry pursed his lips, his expression more restrained than before. "If that's the case, then it... counts as a pretty good ending."
Anthony, who had remained silent until then, finally spoke. "Wizet... there's something I'd like to ask you..."
"About the Ritual Magic from a few days ago?" Wizet asked. "What do you want to know?"
"Anthony, why do I feel like you've been unusually quiet today?" Michael seemed to notice something and looked Anthony over.
"If this were before, something like high-ranking Muggles stepping down... and so suddenly at that, you'd definitely have something to say about it, wouldn't you?"
Compared with their other roommates, Anthony had always been more interested in international affairs. He would often comment on important events based on information he gathered from newspapers and magazines.
Yet when Wizet recounted what had happened over Easter, this very person had not said a word. Naturally, their roommates were curious.
"It's about the latter half of the Ritual Magic..." Anthony took a deep breath, his expression turning serious. "Did you really... really..."
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