A Silver-White Pillar of Light Descended from the Sky

Just like that, the Centaur Tribe, which Kane and Dumbledore had regarded as a huge problem, was resolved.

That night, Kane tossed and turned in bed, unable to fall asleep no matter what.

The centaurs had been so reasonable, but what about him? What had he been thinking?

Scalping them? Making boots out of it?

God! He was such a terrible person.

Kane decided that tomorrow, he would go to Diagon Alley and buy a whole pile of gifts for the Centaur Tribe as souvenirs.

But when he told Hagrid about the idea the next day, Hagrid quickly shook his head.

"The centaurs said we only need to bring Lupin and... and one other thing. Nothing else is needed. And I think they said something about the ritual being good for their Moon Platform too?"

"That should be what they meant." Hagrid did not have the best memory, and his explanation was not particularly complete, but Kane understood.

After the Starcaller Wand was upgraded through the Moon Platform, the platform itself would probably receive some benefits from the moon as well.

That also explained why the centaurs had so selflessly offered up the Moon Platform.

Summer break passed very quickly. When Kane woke up one day, he received a postcard Ron had sent from Egypt.

It depicted a dark bronze statue of a young girl. There was also an extremely strange and powerful layer of magic on the postcard. Curious, Kane used shadow to slice through that layer of magic. The next instant, the bronze statue flew out of the postcard with the force of Fuyun Tianzun sending everything flying.

Fortunately, Kane dodged quickly enough and did not get his skull cracked open.

"Uh, Ron really is something else." Kane sighed as he placed the bronze statue by the dormitory