While the Golems busied themselves, Wade raised his Wand some distance away and waved it casually, using magic without restraint.
The Magical Congresses of various countries could indeed detect magical fluctuations within a certain range, but the devices they used for detection were, at their core, merely alchemical instruments.
When Wade had first come into contact with the Wizarding World, he had found such methods incredibly miraculous and worried that he would receive a warning letter for using magic outside school.
Therefore, he had always needed to find a suitable place—such as Diagon Alley, Steven's Granian Farm, or when Moody moved in next door—before he could use magic with peace of mind.
But after studying alchemy for so long, the more knowledge Wade acquired, the more he realized just how backward, outdated, and rigid the Ministry of Magic's detection magic was.
Perhaps the Ministry of Magic hoarded its knowledge and had never invited outstanding Alchemists to improve it; perhaps certain people had deliberately left loopholes for themselves to move freely...
In any case, the detection capabilities of Ministries of Magic around the world were roughly the same—they could neither identify a specific person nor pinpoint locations with much accuracy, and they were not even sensitive enough to detect most Dark Magic, including the Unforgivable Curses.
This kind of magic was actually only somewhat useful when monitoring a specific area—such as Number Four, Privet Drive.
At this moment, Wade was in a place even homeless people were unwilling to enter. Under normal circumstances, the Magical Congress would never waste its efforts on such a desolate area.
So even if some Dark Wizards were secretly conducting inhuman little experiments here, the Magical Congress would be like blind and deaf men, unable to discover anything at all.
But just in case, Wade still