They Agreed After Talking About Planets, Orbits, and Things Like That

After returning to Hogwarts, Kane put on the Thinking Cap, took out the raw materials, and, as usual, crafted it by hand in three seconds.

Lupin only saw Kane's hands fluttering up, down, left, and right before he had made the Starcaller Wand.

The next step was simple. They only needed to place it on the Moon Platform in the Centaur Tribe that Lupin had mentioned, and it would absorb the moon's power.

It would evolve from the Starcaller Wand into the Mooncaller Wand.

Ah, of course, if one were to ask what the Mooncaller Wand was good for at that point...

Honestly, it was not terribly useful. In the Eternal Realm, it could serve as a permanent light source... or help cool one down in summer.

If he had to name something, it was the culmination of moon power and could raise SAN... If it were brought entirely into the real world...

Perhaps it had a special attack bonus against Shadow Creatures?

In a sense, Kane, who was somewhat related to Shadow Creatures himself, clicked his tongue helplessly as he looked at the Starcaller Wand in his hand...

Forget it, forget it. With the Walking Cane setting such a fine example, he would not look down on any other item now.

Caution was the name of the game.

Lupin, meanwhile, grew curious. Although the Starcaller Wand looked like it had been made by some ancient handicraft workshop, its magical fluctuations were another matter entirely.

It even gave off a very strange, absurd feeling, as though... he was not sure, so he might as well ask!

Lupin asked directly, "Kane, how do you use this wand?"

Kane was in a hurry to get to the Great Hall for lunch, so he did not stop, but he still answered Lupin's question.