... If there's any shared history like in my world, then I wouldn't blame them for the mystery. [ There's a good reason why witches and wizards are secretive. In general, not just in bureaucracy.

Luna nods slowly, taking a few more breaths of clean air before she mentally prepares herself to stand once more. She's... better, feels better. But she's certainly going to take it easy as she slowly moves to push herself back on her feet. Standing once more, one hand braces her on the wall for a long moment to steady herself before she steps back. She looks a little winded, unwell — but no worse. She's standing.

There's a nod at his first question. Witches and Wizards, yes. But his second brings a pause before she shakes her head. ]

Not with electricity so much. Magic interferes with Muggle technology, we don't use a lot of things they do because of that. [ No televisions, no phones, no computers. Luna had to learn much from scratch. ]

We have our own technology, I suppose. Inventions. Things Muggles don't have. Or we can adapt things. [ Like radios, cameras. ] But it all runs on magic.

[ So magical 'electricity' will hopefully have to do. She raises her wand to the door, a fierce jet of white sparks shooting from the tip as she utters: ]

Baubillious.