Webber Boot

"William Soward Webber?" As Ryan murmured, from an angle invisible to the eye, specks of starlight appeared on Ryan's skin, and a large array slowly emerged in his silvery-white pupils— Magic Array composed of galaxies.

Ryan's gaze turned to a third realm beyond matter and spirit, which the wizards called fate.

Under Ryan's gaze, the river of fate, containing the past and future of this world, transformed into names.

The name William Soward Webber began to emerge slowly, then faded away, leaving only Webber.

A thread stretched out from the riverbed, and Ryan stared intently. It was the name of a wizard, unlike ordinary mortals, shining with an eternal, transcendent radiance— Webber Boot.

Around this name are several other remarkable names, one of which is linked to a much earlier past— Slytherin — Cadmus Peverell.

"Yes, Webber, Webber Boot." Ryan looked surprised.

Boot is an ordinary, Muggle surname.

Like most surnames, Boot comes from an unknown shoemaker.

Among the descendants of this shoemaker, a wizard was born.

This wizard eventually made his way to Ireland and settled there.

Webber was a descendant of this unknown wizard.

He also has an older brother named Chadwick.

When he was young, his parents brought the family to the Plymouth Quarter in the New World for adventure, where they met Muggle (the term used in the America Wizarding World to refer to someone who cannot use magic) named James Stuart.

One day, the Boot family went on an adventure into the forest, but were attacked by Hidebehind.

Webber's parents were both killed, and he and his brother were also seriously injured.

However, William Pukwudgie and Isolt Sayre, William were foraging nearby, rescued them and took them to Isolt's hut.

Later, Isolt brought back the comatose James Stuart.

The rest of the story is well-known to wizards in America, and even in Slytherin House.

Isolt Sayre, a descendant of Slytherin, and James Stuart fell in love, adopted Webber and Chadwick, and founded Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Webber Boot returned to Ireland after reaching adulthood.

They resumed their lives and multiplied in their hometown.

Terry Boot was his descendant.

However, it might be Webber Boot's Native American lover that makes Terry's existence completely incompatible with Webber Boot.

Because Terry looked exactly like an Indian.

"How amazing! Could it be that the clues to Moon City have been right beside me all along?" Ryan couldn't help but exclaim, taking a sip of the black tea that Jerry handed him to calm his nerves.

After observation and reflection, Ryan has determined one thing: the America businessman William Soward Webber is a descendant of Webber Boot.

However, unlike the descendants of wizards who remained in Ireland, they chose to use their ancestor's name as their surname, abandoning the prominent surname Boot in the America Wizarding World.

Ryan closed his eyes, and the surging magical power enveloped his brain like a spider web. One unrealistic guess after another wandered through his mind. Under the great power of the system pointing to the correct answer, those guesses gradually came closer—and then, boom!

A gigantic snake shadow emerged from the invisible ocean of thought, severing Ryan's 'thinking'.

"Slytherin! Sayre!" Ryan frowned.

As for Ryan, he could still rely on his 'gifted' 'thinking' ability, but that strange magic blocked everything.

If he really goes all out, it will probably take him almost a month to get a result.

That Shelburne Farm undoubtedly belonged to Boot and Sayre's descendants.

Moreover, these daily necessities would appear in a remote place, like the Atlantic Ocean floor.

The America was the first country to land on the moon.

And this place, so remote from human habitation, and which even Ryan's tracking magic couldn't detect, combined with the fact that his Tracer 134 couldn't sense, was undoubtedly the moon.

Only the descendants of Sayre and Isolt Sayre's adopted son, the Boot, could accomplish this.

Because in the America Wizarding World, the attitude towards Muggle is far more closed off than in the Britain Wizarding World.

Wizards can't even marry the Muggle they like.

But the Sayre were different.

Their ancestor Isolt Sayre, had Muggle lover, and this Muggle, James Stuart, was also an excellent wand maker.

The only known Muggle capable of making wands.

There is no doubt that the Sayre family possesses the method for non-wizards to create such magical artifacts.

America's technological development may also be under their leadership.

Therefore, only Sayre and Boot could be the wizards who built Moon City.

Other wizards in the America, like traditional Native Americans, avoid contact with anything in Muggle society.

The connection between Atlantis and Moon City is also easy to understand.

One group consists mostly of wizards who graduated from Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, while the other is a descendant of the Founders Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Unfortunately, Terry probably didn't know about Moon City.

Ryan realized this after he came to his senses.

This branch of the Boot was perhaps deliberately left in Britain by Webber Boot.

The Boot in the America may be another descendant of Webber.

Because in the original timeline, Terry also participated in the final battle at Hogwarts.

According to Ryan's observation, Terry is not a bad person, but his parents are typical Ravenclaw, with a reclusive attitude.

If he, or his family, really knew about Moon City, it's more likely they would drop out of school and be taken to Moon City by his parents.

However, that doesn't matter; Ryan can easily reach Moon City through that Shelburne Farm.

"Any other clues?" Ryan asked, looking bored.

After completing a goal that was deliberately made difficult for himself, Ryan wanted to see if there were any other wizarding communities like Moon City.

"Young Master, there is only this one. All other clues have been ruled out using the tracking magic and alchemical tools you developed."

"Upon investigation, it was found that the locations where their materials appeared were all within the known living areas of the wizards," Jerry said.

At Hogwarts, Ron faces the most desperate moment of his life.

He never imagined he would encounter such a crisis.

"So you're Ron?"

"Let my sister touch it."

"Not bad, you're quite sturdy."

"Tell me about Harry Potter. What kind of person is he?"

In the Gryffindor Common Room, he was not met by Fred and his companions as he had expected, but by a group of burly witches.

"When did I say I was getting married?" Ron cried, tears streaming down his face.