Griselda Marchbanks's answer made it difficult for the Muggle higher-ups to press the matter further.
Since Wizet was being led by an examiner toward the area needed to complete "Additional Question b)," they simply shifted their attention to the other magical creatures within the red oval.
Wizet had chosen different methods for dealing with these magical creatures.
He had used Transfiguration to create Merpeople, completely suppressing the Grindylow in the glass tank.
His method for dealing with the Fire Crab was similar to the one he had used on the Cornish Pixies—control was the priority.
Each of the Fire Crab's limbs, head, and tail was encircled by an ice ring. The cold emitted by the rings had completely restrained it, and it had now closed its eyes and fallen dormant.
Inside the iron cage holding the Cornish Pixies, there were now additional, more intricate miniature iron cages.
Each Cornish Pixie's limbs were likewise confined in a miniature iron cage, leaving them utterly unable to move.
Combined with the weight of the miniature cages themselves, they could only slump on the ground. Faced with such an inescapable predicament, even their shrill cries had become weak and feeble.
For everyone in the observation room, the time Wizet spent heading toward the area for "Additional Question b)" had come at exactly the right moment, allowing them to properly digest everything that had happened before.
At that moment, the screen in the middle finally displayed an image.
A vast space was filled with all manner of steel constructs.
Wizet, appearing at the entrance, looked somewhat small beside those steel constructs.
The most conspicuous features of the space were the layers upon layers of metal barricades.
These metal barricades rose and fell at varying heights, and behind them, mounted firearms could be seen, their dark