Unrecognizable

For a moment, Amelia even wondered whether her father and mother had suffered some shock that had left them mentally unsound. But when her gaze met their eyes, she could clearly see the sanity within them. Frowning, she studied them for a while.

"Alright—"

Temporarily suppressing the confusion in her heart, Amelia said awkwardly,

"But everything I know about Amosta Breen came from The Daily Prophet, Wizard Weekly, and other reports and interviews. The things wizarding media report, just like Muggle media, aren't necessarily true."

"It's alright, dear."

Mrs. Dett tried her best not to reveal too much of her unusual emotions. As usual, she gave Amelia an affectionate smile.

"Alright—"

Amelia muttered, then gathered her thoughts through a stretch of silence.

"Well, Amosta Breen has many impressive titles—the Vice-Chairman of the International Confederation of Wizards, Honorary Vice-Chairman of The Anti-Dark Arts League, Senior Adviser to the British Ministry of Magic, a member of the Wizengamot, and an honorary member of several organizations.

"Oh, but ordinarily, he's the head of the Student Safety Office at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. That's practically the vice-principal of the school.

"Oh, Hogwarts, like the Ilvermorny I attend, is a school that teaches magic. But Hogwarts has a much longer history. If you hadn't left London back then, I probably would have attended that magical school too."

Though she said so, Amelia did not feel any regret. In her mind, Ilvermorny was the best magical school in the world. She spoke as she recalled, her tone calm.

"Many people believe Amosta Breen is the most powerful wizard in the modern magical world.

"But others disagree. They believe Albus Dumbledore is still the greatest. Oh, Dumbledore is the headmaster of Hogwarts, a legendary wizard who accomplished many remarkable things, but he's very old now.