Compared with Albert's well-connected intelligence network, the Order of the Phoenix learned of Voldemort's return to England much later.
Fortunately, as the vanguard against Voldemort, Albert had never been stingy with his help to the Order of the Phoenix.
Not long after receiving the news, Albert sent word through secret channels to the Order of the Phoenix that Voldemort had returned to England, telling them to stay alert so they would not be caught off guard by him.
The moment he learned the news, Kingsley went straight to the Auror unit still active in England, informing them of the bad news of Voldemort's return and advising them to avoid him rather than confront him head-on.
However, persuading others had always been difficult, and sometimes it was completely useless. This Auror force, jointly formed by Aurors from various countries, had its own plans and naturally would not keep their distance simply because of Kingsley's words.
As for the intelligence Kingsley provided, they would consider it as they saw fit. After all, he bore them no ill will, and his constant supply of information had been a great help to them.
But getting this group of Aurors to withdraw immediately was clearly no easy task.
Not long ago, they had suffered a shameful ambush by a group of Death Eaters and lost an elite Auror squad. They were now thinking about how to retaliate; how could they leave so disgracefully?
"This is very unwise!"
Kingsley's expression was especially complicated. He knew all too well what would happen if these Aurors encountered Voldemort.
After telling them everything he knew, Kingsley did not try to persuade them further and hurried away.
The news Kingsley brought gave Conrad, the commander of this Auror force, a sense of crisis. If the information was true, their situation