The series of tragedies caused by Graves and that pitiable, hateful man had finally come to an end.
He had been a direct descendant of the Graves family, a gifted top student at Ilvermorny, and the widely acclaimed head of the Department of Security and Department of Magical Law Enforcement. In many people's eyes, it had not been impossible for Thrak Grevis to someday become Chairman of MACUSA.
Yet a man of such high status and power had nearly died in the very conspiracy he had devised.
Not only had he personally brewed his own tragedy, but he had also brought misfortune upon many others.
Besides the magical creatures hunted down, he had personally killed Chago Piolio and allowed Morgans to destroy the underground prison beneath the Congress Building, resulting in the deaths of many Hit Wizards and imprisoned criminals.
In the American wizarding world, such sins would have made even a death sentence seem light. Yet the cause of Thrak Grevis's death published in the New York Ghostly Times plunged every Auror who knew the truth into silence.
The Ghost News reported that Graves had died after suffering a fatal blow while leading Aurors in pursuit of Vampires. He was called a hero. Chairman Kouhaug even held a memorial service for him and awarded the late Thrak Grevis the Congress Special Contribution Medal.
"Politicians always seek to maximize their interests in any matter."
When Amelia learned of Chairman Kouhaug's intentions, and saw that so many Aurors from the Department of Security who had witnessed and heard the truth firsthand had collectively remained silent, she was so furious she could barely control herself. Facing her emotional "aunt," Amosta said calmly,
"The election has ended, and the new administration has only just been formed. Samuel is ambitiously leading his team to