The Admiral of Hogwarts

Through the display screen in front of him, Hugo noticed that the werewolves each ordered a large plate of food in the restaurant. Then they quickly took the food to a dining area on the side of the restaurant, specially designed for their size, and began to eat.

Because of their werewolf form, these werewolves were the type to work hard and eat a lot. Fortunately, the kitchen staff were recruited Muggle-born wizards, so just two or three people could prepare food for thousands.

Here, the advantage of magic must be mentioned. Because of magic, Hugo and the others could artificially adjust gravity. Therefore, in the living area, everyone could clearly live as if they were on Earth.

And on those construction sites, the low-gravity environment on the moon greatly reduced the intensity of their work, also allowing everyone to complete construction work at a much faster rate than on Earth.

Werewolves eat much faster in their wolf form than humans, so these werewolves finished their extra meal in just five or six minutes.

However, just as they were finishing, one of the werewolves waved the metal rod in his hand, and then all the tableware became spotless. Obviously, this werewolf cast a cleaning charm.

"Huh—why can that werewolf use magic?" Hugo was a little surprised to see the werewolf casting a beautiful, silent spell, after Hood had just said that these werewolves had significant problems with their magical education.

"Because that werewolf is Professor Lupin, your Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher from last year." Hood pointed to the werewolf leader on the screen.

"He's really unrecognizable." Hugo helplessly shook his head, looking at the werewolf on the screen who was a size larger than the other werewolves. After all, the Lupin he saw last year didn't look like this furry creature.

"Actually, we contacted him after he left Hogwarts last year." Hood explained softly. "It took us two or three months to persuade him to come."

"However, Lupin's arrival has indeed provided us with great help. At least with his help, we can make the literacy work for those werewolves so simple."

"As for the metal cane in his hand, it contains his own wand. However, this approach is still somewhat makeshift, so we are now researching wands suitable for werewolves to use."

"No wonder I heard from the company that Headmaster Dumbledore couldn't find Lupin after that noseless guy was resurrected. It turns out Lupin has moved." Hugo thought of the news he had heard before.

"Actually, Lupin's values are quite noble." Hood explained softly. "An important reason why he chose to join us is that we are willing to take in those werewolves."

"In his opinion, our current approach not only provides a new path for the discriminated werewolves but also greatly reduces the number of werewolves standing on the side of the noseless monster in the war, indirectly helping his headmaster."

"It is precisely for this reason that he followed us from England to Russia, and then directly from Russia to the moon."

In fact, only a small part of the ship girls' persuasive ability comes from the mental infection of Hugo, the ancient god admiral, while most of it comes from their unique personality charm and appeal, similar to Grindelwald back then.

So, when facing these people with consistent values, the effect is naturally much better than when facing people with inconsistent values, which is why it was so easy to persuade Lupin.

"Now, except for a small number of werewolves, most of the werewolves we can control have come to the moon, because the moon is more suitable for their lives than Earth." Hood introduced, looking at the werewolves who were going back to their dormitories to rest. In fact, living on the moon is naturally not as comfortable as living on Earth, but for those werewolves who are heavily discriminated against on Earth, the current life on the moon is obviously more suitable for them.

At least during this time on the moon, they have gained the recognition of others through their work, and they have also gained unprecedented confidence and self-esteem.

To give a simple example, even when he was at Hogwarts, Lupin usually seemed to be full of melancholy in his heart, unlike now, full of passion and confidence.

"This is indeed a good thing." Hugo nodded. At least in his opinion, being able to rejuvenate a race is a matter of immeasurable merit.

Whether it was the space gate before or these unexpectedly enhanced werewolves, they did play an important role in the rapid construction of this base, and the concentrated embodiment of these things is a small space dock now located in the moon's distant orbit.

Although it is called small, the size of this space dock exceeds 1km in length, and it is equipped with a large number of busy workers. And their current task is to build two small space transport ships.

Like the dock, each of these two so-called small space transport ships also exceeds 370m in length, and the deuterium fusion engine on board can provide surging power and ample energy.

"These two ships are called 'Explorer' and 'Voyager' respectively. They combine the technology of Earth itself, the technology of our ship girls, and magic into one. It can be said that they are the embodiment of our highest technology now."

After switching the screen to space, Hood introduced the dock, which was full of various anti-detection magic and various stealth technologies, and the two ships in the dock.

Compared to the things introduced before, these two spacecraft used for exploration and colonization can be said to be the real achievements of these ship girls during this period.

"How long will it take for these two spaceships to reach Mars?" Hugo asked, looking at the two spaceships that had already built the core area and were starting to lay the outer armor.

Compared to the moon, which is planned as a transit station and construction base, these two ships for Mars colonization are Hugo's biggest concern, because it is related to whether they can have a truly own territory and the feasibility of the entire plan.

"If we rely on the current plasma engine, it will only take a month to reach Mars, considering the recent distance between Earth and Mars." Hood pointed to the three huge nozzles behind the two ships.

"Compared to the current human rockets, which take at least 250 to 300 days, this is already very fast. And the reason we can do this is because we use magic to make the nozzles able to withstand that sun-like temperature—"

In fact, scientists had already proposed corresponding theories for these science fiction-like technologies. Therefore, the ship girls can turn science fiction technology into reality through some of their unique technologies and the power of magic.

For example, if humans really had room-temperature superconductors or materials that could withstand hundreds of millions of degrees Celsius, then controlled nuclear fusion reactors could have been created in the 1960s and 1970s.

"—Theoretically speaking, this travel time can still be shortened. We have fully studied everything from the Runespoor to the wizard's Apparition, and we have gained a lot of inspiration from it." At the end, Hood also told Hugo an even more shocking news.

"Now, Yubari and Salem are studying a disruptive engine based on the principles of those magics, allowing our spacecraft to perform space jumps like in science fiction novels."