Vizet's tone grew solemn. "Prime Minister Alain, something you said just now was absolutely right. An out-of-control nuclear bomb carries the potential consequence of a global disaster..."
"And right now, this organization attempting to destroy the Paris Region is, in essence, just like an out-of-control nuclear bomb. It is undoubtedly the greatest current threat, and it is also our true common enemy."
"Our true common enemy..." Prime Minister Alain gave Vizet a deep look. "Is that how you position yourself?"
"I'm not positioning myself as any particular identity." Vizet smiled and shook his head. "In my view, the word 'define' is far too simple to accurately describe what we did, and the motives behind it."
"The situation then was extremely critical. There was no time at all to think about definitions or positions. We were only thinking about fighting that organization's minions, and struggling against all kinds of dangerous creatures..."
"Even when the meteorite and the nuclear bomb came down, we merely felt by instinct that we had to step forward and use the magic we possessed to stop them. That was all."
"I understand..." Prime Minister Alain let out a soft sigh, then turned to look at Charlotte Bonacourt and the other Ministry of Magic directors. "Everyone, is that what you think as well?"
"Of course!" Charlotte Bonacourt was the first to affirm it. "Vizet is absolutely right!"
"Indeed. We weren't trying to prove anything. We simply felt that, in such a critical moment, we had to step forward and do something."
Honore Clet also nodded. "I very much agree with Mr. Lovegood's statement."
Prime Minister Alain leaned back, resting against the back of his chair as he raised both hands. The tips of his ten fingers touched, forming a steeple, as if he were thinking about something.
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