That was indeed the case.
"I..." The young woman, Normani, hesitated, then immediately nodded hard. "I'm ready!"
"I'm ready too!" The middle-aged man took a deep breath and clenched his fists.
The other young man nodded as well.
As far as they were concerned, Lupin would never deceive them. Otherwise, there would have been no reason to establish a "Werewolf Mutual Aid Association."
Lupin led them toward the small room in the corner of the hall.
"Leave the rest to me." Will nodded to Lupin. "You can wait outside."
"Are you sure you don't need us to protect you?" Tonks couldn't help asking—then immediately realized she had been rash again. All three werewolves looked a little uncomfortable.
"Of course not. These three are friendly, gentle people. I just need to spend a little time with them."
Will waved a hand. Even if these three transformed into werewolves, they wouldn't be much different from three babies to him.
"All right, no more talking. Time is precious." Will looked at the three werewolves. "Come in."
Lupin still wanted to give Will a few words of advice.
Bang.
The door closed. Sirius leaned against the doorframe, pulled back his hood, and folded his arms.
Tonks and Kingsley were still staring at the door in astonishment—the two of them were truly stunned.
Inside the small room, however, Will had already begun preparing.
Without even taking out his wand, he casually waved a hand. The wooden floor began to writhe, twisting into... three steel platforms.
This stunned the three werewolves once again, but Will ignored their reactions and instructed them, "Each of you, pick a platform and get on it."
The three lay down on the platforms, then immediately let out involuntary cries of alarm.
The platforms had melted like flowing water and climbed over