Chapter 1753 A War Without a Winner (Two Hundred and Five)

Chapter 1755 A War Without Winners (Two Hundred and Five)

This is not what Kingsley would say.

Looking at Kingsley who directly occupied the podium and told everyone about the British werewolf plan, Albert always felt that there must be something wrong with the abnormal situation. Kingsley probably had some ulterior motives for doing that.

As for what Kingsley's purpose was?

What does it have to do with him, a guy who is about to leave Britain for a long journey?

So, Albert was too lazy to guess.

What's more, Kingsley may not want others to know what he wants to do.

Everyone has their own little secrets, right?

Like most people who are not interested in this, Albert sat in his seat in a daze, patiently waiting for the meeting to end, without any sense of participation.

Kingsley's speech and his plan naturally failed to convince everyone present, but he still won a lot of supporters for himself.

After all, werewolf attacks have always been a headache for the Ministry of Magic in various countries, but most of the time the Ministry of Magic can only pretend not to see or know, unless a large number of people are attacked by werewolves, alarming the entire magic world. Otherwise, in normal times, even if a werewolf attack really occurs, the Ministry of Magic is more willing to deal with people bitten by werewolves.

After all, after being bitten by a werewolf, he will also become a werewolf, and registration and management will be much easier than wild werewolves, and it can also be considered a merit.

And Kingsley's words on the stage today, and the werewolf plan being implemented by the British Ministry of Magic, undoubtedly provided everyone with new ideas, and made most people realize that if they want to really solve the problem of werewolves, they must be ruthless, otherwise it is obviously impossible to expect werewolves to be willing to accept the surveillance of the Ministry of Magic.

As for the human rights issues that may be caused in the future, it has never been a big deal, because most wizards will not consider such issues.

Do werewolves still need human rights?

They are not human beings anymore, so what human rights do they need?

Even if someone holds high the banner of human rights, they just intend to use it as an excuse to do something.

The biggest problem with Kingsley's operation is the cost and the social unrest that may be caused.

After all, if you can temporarily maintain social stability by pretending that you didn't see anything, I believe no one will be willing to create unnecessary trouble for yourself, not to mention that doing so will definitely lead to the revenge of the werewolves.

No one wants to be attacked by a werewolf during the full moon. If you are bitten by that thing, you will be completely finished.

Most people are unwilling to take this risk, but there are always exceptions, especially in those countries that are threatened by werewolves.

So, after the meeting related to werewolves, several people came to visit Kingsley together to further understand the feasibility of Kingsley's plan.

If the threat from werewolves can really be solved, there will always be people willing to try.

Kingsley also spared no effort to promote his own plan. As for whether it is too cruel to kill all the bad werewolves, I believe that those who can accept Kingsley's statement will never show mercy.

What we want is to be quick, accurate and ruthless, to solve the werewolf problem at one time without leaving any hidden dangers, but that is obviously unlikely.

There are risks in everything. As the first to implement the werewolf plan, the British Ministry of Magic has great significance. It can set an example for all countries and find a feasible route that has been practiced.

Therefore, Kingsley attracted a large amount of investment for the werewolf plan of the British Ministry of Magic.

Yes, a large amount of investment.

Perhaps, this is Kingsley's purpose.

The British Ministry of Magic is short of money, otherwise he would not have to risk triggering the third goblin rebellion to get money.

Kingsley was undoubtedly successful.

Many countries have invested in Kingsley's werewolf plan and used it as a large-scale social experiment.

If the British werewolf plan is successful, with the support of its own experience and technology, it can greatly reduce the risks brought by the werewolf plan.

"It seems that Kingsley has raised a lot of money."

Albert was quite emotional when he talked about this with Bud privately.

"What suggestions did you give?"

"Not really, I just mentioned it before, but I didn't expect him to remember it all the time. It was entirely his own ability that made him successful." Albert was quite emotional about this. After all, it has always been an extremely difficult thing to convince others to pay money.

"Kingsley is indeed a very good person. I hope that during his tenure, the British Ministry of Magic can develop in a good direction."

Everyone has had enough of Fudge's stupidity and weakness, and they can't wait to have a good start.

But can they really get what they want?

I'm afraid there will be no peace in the future!

The only meeting on the third day was the main reason for the early convening of the International Confederation of Wizards Conference.

Due to the previous wizard war, some Muggles have realized the existence of the magic world. How to better hide the magic world has become a topic that everyone needs to pay attention to today.

But after Albert pricked up his ears and listened carefully, he found that things were not simple, because there was no focus on this matter from beginning to end. If you have to summarize it, it is: solve it yourself!

Which country caused the trouble, you should find a way to solve it yourself. If you can't solve it, you can ask the International Confederation of Wizards for help, but there is no doubt that doing so will cost a certain price.

As for what the price is, Albert doesn't know, but judging from the expression on Kingsley's face, it is obviously not a good thing.

"How do you feel?"

After the meeting, Bud asked with a smile.

"It's far from what I expected. It feels even less reliable than the Wizengamot! Albert told the truth, although he actually knew the reason.

"The participants came from all over the world, and the meeting lasted only three days. It's good enough to have a result. What else can we expect?" Bud explained softly.

"It feels quite boring. No wonder everyone likes to have some fun for themselves." Albert didn't like these things very much, and he was indeed not suitable for being a senior official.

However, the more miserable thing was that he was dragged to a meeting by Kingsley just after returning from there.

It was considered a report!

Although Albert didn't have to go on stage, he had to wait patiently for several hours.

"Thanks to him, otherwise I don't know what to do!" Bud whispered to Albert, "If you need to lead a team in the future, remember to find a serious and responsible person, and then give him the work that needs to be reported. I believe he will be grateful for your opportunity. "

"I know a similar guy. "Albert looked at the guy who was talking on the stage, and suddenly thought of his good friend: Percy Weasley.

That guy seemed to be a similar workaholic.

However, having such a reliable helper could indeed save him a lot of trouble.