These demands were not exactly targeted at him. Even if Wizet had not appeared, they would still have been conveyed to him through Remus Lupin and Sirius Black.
What Rita Skeeter was more curious about was what kind of attitude Wizet would display once the questioning began.
After learning that Wizet was here, the smiles on many Muggle leaders' faces faded considerably.
Their attention had completely shifted, and they kept looking around, trying to determine exactly when Wizet would appear.
Rita Skeeter narrowed her eyes slightly. Even without mental magic, she could rely on her experience to guess what those Muggle leaders were thinking.
For example... what kind of exaggerated entrance would Wizet make when it was time for questions?
However, based on what she knew of Wizet, his entrance would probably be... rather plain and unadorned.
Lupin returned to where he had been speaking earlier, his voice carrying over all the clamor. "Thank you all for your appreciation of this product. Almost everything related to it is in that instruction manual."
"If you have any other questions, you may raise them now. Your questions will be answered by Mr. Black, Mr. Lovegood, and me."
As soon as he finished speaking, Wizet emerged from the side of the hall.
Just as Rita Skeeter had guessed, Wizet wore a simple school robe and a gentle smile, no different from a student about to graduate.
Yet everyone present understood what Wizet had done.
To most of those present, Wizet was a true "Chosen One," and it would not have been an exaggeration to call him a "god."
But to Muggle leaders such as President Bill, they preferred to see Wizet as a "devil."
Even now, Wizet's two gentle words from back then—"Could you care a little about my feelings?" and "I thought