People often saw strange things, especially on the battlefield. In August 1914, during World War I, the combined forces from France and Britain were attacked by the Germans in the small town of Mons. Just as they were preparing to retreat, the Archangel Michelle suddenly descended from the sky. Jehovah's messenger rode a legendary white steed, dressed in white and holding a burning sword, stopping the German advance. The Germans, who had seemed certain of victory, fell into chaos and scattered, no longer able to attack the British forces.
Harry Potter's great-grandfather, Henry Potter, had once advocated for wizards to intervene in World War I. Although Minister for Magic Archer Evermonde wanted to prevent the International Statute of Secrecy from being broken, many wizards still answered Henry Potter's call and joined the war. "Perhaps" the strange phenomenon the Muggles saw at Mons had been fabricated by those wizards.
If British wizards could be the first to break the International Statute of Secrecy and join the war, why did they forbid wizards from other countries from doing the same?
French pure-blood nobles would not, like Henry Potter, stand on the side of supporting Muggles. They called people incapable of magic vermin. But that was not absolute. At any rate, Georgiana knew that the wizards in the newly established French Ministry of Magic would obey some of Bonaparte's orders. After all, they needed a new social system and order that recognized the legitimacy of their property. Many of those wizards were old nobles from the Bourbon dynasty era.
A good quality of life was not just about having slaves like House-elves. There were other things as well, such as houses, furniture, and the view outside the window. Living in a luxurious house, dressed respectably, pouring oneself coffee or tea, and admiring the