"If that's the case..." Michael scratched his head. "Wouldn't those Muggles know too much?"
"That does seem possible." Chris nodded in agreement, his expression turning slightly strange. "And what about the Ministry of Magic? Could they..."
"Why are you worrying about the Ministry of Magic now?" Anthony tapped the table with his knuckles. "I remember Wizet mentioning that the Muggle had been able to come to the door because a Ministry employee had guided him."
"I actually think the situation is pretty optimistic. Whatever state the International Statute of Secrecy is in now, no matter how slow people are, they should have realized it by this point. Sooner or later, they'll have to learn about these things."
"Mr. Lovegood had originally been worried about that too," Wizet took over. "After all, the International Statute of Secrecy could already be considered part of their lives."
"Under these circumstances, it would take time to change certain ways of thinking. That was why he brought it up at the dinner table and wanted to ask for our opinions."
"Our opinions?" His roommates said this, but their gazes fell on Luna.
Clearly, they all understood that in a situation like this, all they needed to do was see what Luna thought.
As long as it was Luna's view, Wizet would certainly support it.
Noticing his roommates' reactions, Wizet gave a light cough.
Luna could not help but laugh. "We think those Muggles who came to visit are like Mooncalves on the night of a full moon."
"Mooncalves usually stay in quiet places, and only when the moon is full, when moonlight spills across the ground, do they come out to dance."
"When travelers see those dancing Mooncalves, they say something like... ah! So you've been here all along!"
"Uh..." The roommates opened their mouths,