Hogwarts' Wizarding Throne

Now it is free speech time, and it is not uncommon for someone to make a statement.

The speaker is the Japanese Minister of Magic, who is at the second round table, right behind the British delegation.

Speaking of this, we have to mention the 11 world-famous magic schools, one of which belongs to Japan.

The magic school in Japan is called the Magic School, located on the deserted island of South Iwo Jima. Little wizards enter school at the age of 7 and are picked up by the sea petrels.

When Japanese little wizards enter school, they will receive a magic robe.

The size of the robe will change with the student's body shape, and the color will change with the wearer's knowledge.

The robe starts out light pink, and if you get excellent in every magic subject, it will turn gold.

Therefore, in the Japanese magic world, it is an extremely honorable thing for wizard robes to be golden.

Mentioning the Magic School and gold.

It is because this short minister, wearing a bright golden kimono, also shows his magical attainments and status.

When this person saw that he had attracted everyone's attention, a glimmer of complacency flashed in his eyes.

Waving the documents in his hand, he continued to speak harshly.

"Japan and Britain have a long history, so they should support this proposal. I, Murakami Ci'ou, admire President Dumbledore and Hogwarts very much.

But in the last large-scale recruitment of the International Wizarding Association, I did not hesitate to let 30 light gold Aurors join the international Auror team.

But in the end, no one survived, which greatly reduced the defense strength of our country, and I almost stepped down.

So it's not that we don't care about Helbo, who may still be alive today, but we really can't mobilize more armed forces."

Dumbledore was chewing the candy happily, and was suddenly DISSed, which made him look a little embarrassed.

Speaking of which, Murakami Ci'ou was not wrong to say that Japan and Britain have a long history.

Quidditch in Japan was passed down from Hogwarts, and this is a strong nation.

I did support Dumbledore very much before, but I don't know why he suddenly took the lead in singing the opposite tune today.

A gleam flashed in the old bee's blue eyes. Could it be?

Shaw was also watching the performance of this little day, and his thoughts were similar to Dumbledore's.

However, because of his past life experience, he had no feelings for the little day, and now the other party dared to jump.

No matter what the reason is, they will be used as a scapegoat in the future...

Murakami Ci'ou spoke with emotion and reason, and he did say the dilemma of many people.

So for a while, many representatives of small countries raised their hands to agree.

"Yes, we don't have many Aurors."

"There are only 20 Aurors in the Philippines and India. Four died in the last Red Snake Massacre, and we can't spare any more."

"Or, you powerful countries should discuss it privately."

Most of the speakers were small countries in Southeast Asia and South America, and the number was not small.

One or two is nothing, but now there are dozens of them happening together, and the combined force should not be underestimated.

Murakami Ci'ou was very pleased that his speech could resonate with a large number of people.

However, he was somewhat dissatisfied with the small and medium-sized magic ministries in Eastern Europe and Northern Europe, why they still looked like they had nothing to do with it.

He was speaking for these people!

Maurice Miles, the French Minister of Magic, had been very depressed just now.

When he saw that no one from the big countries such as Russia, the United States and Egypt spoke, he suddenly became excited.

He rolled his eyes and stood up and said.

"President Dumbledore is the greatest white wizard of this century. Didn't he seal the temple alone last time?

If there is a problem there, we can ask the president to deal with it personally.

So there is really no need to station troops in a big way, and it will waste a lot of resources."

"Yes, Minister Morris is right!"

"The temple is so dangerous that it is useless for ordinary Aurors to go there. If they are not careful, they will lose their lives."

"The capable should do more work. The president should just keep an eye on it."

Morris's speech basically represented the position of France, a big magic country, and instantly received support.

Actually, it's not that these people don't have a long-term vision and can't see the danger that Helbo may bring.

But sometimes, the importance of vision and immediate interests really depends on the situation.

These people's minds are not complicated.

A weak country with few people, no matter whether good or bad things happen in the international community.

When there is a profit, they can't get the cake, they can only eat some leftovers, and they have to be cannon fodder when there is trouble.

In the past, some things were tolerated, and officials could still be local emperors in their respective bases when they returned.

It's different now.

Before, Britain expanded its military and looked like it was going to cause trouble.

Now they have to mobilize their already small military forces.

If there is a disturbance in the future, who will protect their safety?All?

Even if Herpo, the ancient black wizard whose life and death are unknown, wants to make trouble, he can't do it to them in a short time, isn't there a tall person to support them?

Now Japan, which is almost as powerful as a large magic country, has taken the lead, and France has spoken for them.

Then they will naturally follow suit.

As for Russia and the United States, although they have not spoken, their thoughts are similar. They will probably expand their military after returning home, so how can they transfer them out?

Although Murakami Ci'ou was dissatisfied with Morris stealing his limelight, he didn't say much after a hint of viciousness flashed in his eyes.

Looking at the surging crowd, Abaginde frowned, glanced at Dumbledore beside him, and didn't mean to "suppress" him with his prestige.

Only because he is a black man, otherwise he would definitely see how ugly his face is.

Abaginde sighed and rang the bell. It took a long time to make people quiet down.

"I have listened to everyone's opinions. No matter what difficulties you have, we are now facing an extremely dangerous person, a dark wizard who can subvert the world order.

So we must pay attention to it and cannot choose to turn a blind eye for the sake of the little benefit in front of us.

The international Aurors stationed are also for prevention, which is good for everyone.

As for Minister Morris's speech, the president is indeed powerful, but we have another more dangerous target that needs him to be distracted to prevent

This is also what we are going to discuss in the third topic."

After he finished speaking, no one stood up to agree, but their eyes glanced at Britain, wanting to see how Britain would react first.

The scene was instantly quiet, and the air was full of solemnity.

Shor did not rush to let Barty and Fudge speak, but wanted to see if there were any "accidents".

Until a few minutes later, when Shaw was about to let Barty speak to set the tone.

A representative from Egypt stood up, he lifted the triangular waistcoat on his shoulders, clasped his hands together, and said devoutly to the sky.

"Egypt is blessed by the god of death Anubis, and the disaster brought by the black wizard Herbo has never happened on our land.

So Egypt withdrew from participating in the second agenda."