Dumbledore leisurely finished an entire pack of Cockroach Clusters, tossed the candy wrapper packaging into the air, and gave it a gentle wave with his Wand. The candy wrapper packaging turned into an owl and flew away on flapping wings.
Minister Bonaparte noticed this and asked curiously, "Mr. Dumbledore, are you having it deliver a letter?"
"There didn't seem to be any Trash Cans nearby..." Dumbledore explained with a smile. "So I could only send it somewhere farther away."
Minister Bonaparte nodded. Though he did not press further, he still felt somewhat puzzled. It was clearly something that could be solved with a Vanishing Charm, so why go to the extra trouble of using Transfiguration to throw away trash?
President Jacques saw it as well. He already looked at Dumbledore in a different light, and now he instinctively began to consider whether there was some deeper meaning behind Dumbledore's action.
Turning trash into an owl to search for a trash can was, at least in President Jacques's view, something well worth pondering.
Dumbledore was using this to reveal one thing: he was willing to accept the rules of the Muggle World, but would also carry out all manner of affairs related to the Muggle World in a wizard's way.
President Jacques was not only paying attention to Dumbledore's behavior; he also connected it to the major event that had happened today.
As the leader of a nation who had just witnessed an eyeball-like moon and experienced a Meteorite attack, he knew very well that the world was about to undergo drastic change.
If he wanted to seize the initiative within it, finding the key figures and understanding them deeply was absolutely necessary.
And his primary target was naturally Dumbledore, the "President of the International Confederation of Wizards."
Dumbledore, however, did