Fiennes controlled the corpse's voice. He wasn't saying it without reason.
The Aurors really were almost ready to act.
While Voldemort reshaped the American Magical World and Barty Crouch Jr. led the Witch Hunters across the ocean to Europe, Dumbledore was using his authority as Chief Warlock of the International Confederation of Wizards and his standing as a top-tier wizard to push for reform in the Wizarding World.
The most notable part of this was the clear decision that the magical ministries of every country would no longer belong to the Muggle government system, but would instead all come under the jurisdiction of the International Confederation of Wizards.
This change to the overall structure meant far more than a mere change in who held the title.
The Department of Mysteries in nearly every country had been pulled into the International Confederation of Wizards to form the most powerful magical research organization in history—the Department of Mysteries.
It held the same rank as the Ministry of Magic.
At the same time, the International Auror Organization was officially established, with the International Auror Command, International Auror Tribunal, and International Auror Examination Authority under its jurisdiction.
Countless Aurors had been transferred from their respective ministries to the International Confederation of Wizards. The head of the International Auror Organization was none other than Rufus Scrimgeour, formerly Head of the Auror Office at the British Ministry of Magic.
(As an aside, the current Head of the Auror Office at the British Ministry of Magic was Kingsley.)
As the saying went, a new broom swept clean. What sort of man was Scrimgeour? How could he not want to make a name for himself?
The first target of the International Auror Organization under his command was the Witch Hunter Organization.
With its formidable ability to coordinate forces