Appear, My Starcaller Staff!

Kane was the first to speak when he saw the strange look in Dumbledore's eyes. "I think you should have some questions."

"No." Dumbledore shook his head. "Perhaps one day you'll tell me on your own, or perhaps you never will. That's up to you. I won't ask."

After saying that, he took off his glasses and returned them to Kane. "What's the plan now?"

Kane raised an eyebrow. The simplest way to communicate with the moon was to use a Starcaller Wand on a Moon Platform, drawing down the moon's power to upgrade the Starcaller Wand into a Mooncaller Wand.

That would be when most people came closest to the moon's power. So there were two tasks now: make a Starcaller Wand. Kane already had the materials; he just needed to go to the Muggle World and use a brain to make a Thinking Cap.

The Moon Platform was a little troublesome. A Moon Platform, as its name suggested, was a platform for the moon. So it was only reasonable that it required a piece of the moon.

"Um..." Kane looked at Dumbledore, who shrugged. "Just tell me what you need."

"Can you knock a piece off the moon for me? A fragment will do."

Dumbledore: "...A moon fragment... Perhaps I can look through some records. Maybe there are some elsewhere."

"Er... Headmaster Dumbledore?" Lupin suddenly spoke, his voice hoarse, like a beast trying to imitate a snake.

"What is it?" Dumbledore turned to Lupin.

"Before, my... before, my friends and I went wandering in the Forbidden Forest at night. We met a centaur child around our age. He said that the sacred relic the Centaur Tribe used for large-scale divination seemed to be a fragment of the moon."

After Lupin finished, Dumbledore nodded and asked, "Then would the