Even for Rita Skeeter, getting an interview with Wizet was no easy task.
Yet every exclusive report she wrote about Wizet contained news powerful enough to shake both the wizarding and Muggle worlds.
Once she secured an exclusive interview, the material she could report was often enough to shock people in both worlds.
Many people could not understand why a breakthrough like room-temperature superconducting material, created through magic and capable of changing an era, was being reported by a journalist like her.
She felt no psychological burden whatsoever over the doubts and criticism directed at her. After all, she had faced more than her share of controversy over the years.
Compared with interviewing Wizet, she had far more opportunities to interview other M.S.C. members, though those interviews were hardly easy either.
Still, she had to admit that every M.S.C. member was a formidable talent. Even Neville and Hannah were not easy to handle.
Although Neville and Hannah were relatively straightforward and easier to draw information from, they seemed to have received some guidance. They had already mastered quite a few interview techniques and knew when to speak, and when to answer with nothing more than yes or no.
Whenever the conversation involved Herbology, Neville and Hannah became endlessly talkative, and the light in their eyes seemed to shine brighter.
Unfortunately, Herbology was one of Rita Skeeter's weakest magical subjects. She could only record everything faithfully, then gather information later and polish the relevant articles properly.
Interviewing Fred and George was much more pleasant.
Of course, that pleasant atmosphere was mainly pleasant for Fred and George.
While interviewing them, Rita Skeeter encountered accidents every so often and got to experience the effects of all sorts of prank products.
Yet Fred and George's manner of speaking, along with the M.S.C. products they