"Vice Chairman Breen, do you believe that the terrorist organization known as the Death Eaters attacking Oxta Magical Prison in Germany was not an isolated incident?"
In the Confederation's assembly hall, a representative from Asia raised the question that concerned most people.
"What I mean is, could the Death Eaters continue carrying out terrorist attacks in other regions, not merely at facilities where various countries hold convicted prisoners?"
The German Ministry of Magic had already slunk back to its seats. Now, it was Amosta, representing the British Ministry of Magic, who faced the questioning.
"I believe that is the most likely outcome."
Amosta's offhand remark stirred up a fresh storm in the assembly hall.
Before the disaster had reached them, most countries had viewed the British Ministry of Magic, which had been entangled with a terrorist organization for over thirty years, with ridicule.
Indeed, most residents of the wizarding world regarded the fact that wizards in Britain did not even dare speak the true name of Voldemort, the leader of the terrorist organization known as the Death Eaters, as a sign of cowardice.
But when the storm began sweeping toward them, recalling the various crimes Voldemort had committed according to hearsay, the wizards gathered in the assembly hall from all over the world found that they, too, could no longer casually utter the word "Voldemort."
"Why is that?"
Chairman Kouhaug of MACUSA could not help asking in confusion.
"No offense intended toward Vice Chairman Breen or Chairman Dumbledore, but as far as we know, since the dark wizard leader known as Voldemort became infamous, his primary sphere of activity has remained within Britain. There have been few cases of him carrying out terrorist activities in other countries.
Why would he suddenly change his approach and extend his influence into other