After Dumbledore was swallowed by Heroes' Square, the scene in the hazy green light came to an abrupt end.
The Hungarian Muggle Prime Minister collapsed to the ground and cried out, distraught, "It's gone! Heroes' Square is completely gone!"
The Hungarian Minister of Magic looked terrible as well. He was worried about something else—what had happened to Dumbledore?
If even Dumbledore, known as the "greatest wizard of the age," had been trapped inside Heroes' Square, how were other wizards supposed to face Voldemort?
The Hungarian Minister of Magic suddenly felt that he could understand English wizards.
English wizards treated the name "Voldemort" as taboo and chose "He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named" and "the one whose name must not be spoken" as substitutes. There was a reason for it after all.
Dumbledore was only the greatest wizard "of the age," while Voldemort was the most powerful and dangerous Dark Wizard "of all time."
The judgment of English wizards was not wrong, and neither was the title they had come up with. The ones who were wrong were people like them, who had never seen the overwhelming power of "the most powerful and dangerous Dark Wizard of all time."
This was exactly the effect Voldemort wanted. Cutting off the scene at the moment he gained the upper hand would subtly guide those watching.
It would make those who saw the hazy green light speculate, worrying about Dumbledore's safety while also marveling at Voldemort's power.
On the North Sea of the Atlantic Ocean, aboard a magical ship.
"Dumbledore, he..." As the hazy green light cut off abruptly, Cornelius Fudge swallowed and began to mutter haltingly, "He..."
He looked to Old Barty Crouch, Amelia Bones, and Rufus Scrimgeour with pleading eyes. "He should be all right, shouldn't he?"
Amelia Bones was with the Magical Law Enforcement Squad,