Resurrection
Jacqueline was terrified, but her fury flared at once, and she immediately demanded revenge against the Muggles.
She promptly blew up a Muggle helicopter, then began hurling Fiendfyre curses into the crowd one after another.
A wizard who could Apparate freely and cast Fiendfyre spells was immensely destructive when she went mad. But the Italian Ministry of Magic quickly discovered what was happening and dispatched Aurors, forcing Jacqueline to flee.
Only then did this absurd struggle for power finally come to an end.
Yet the problem facing the Italian Ministry of Magic was even more troublesome: neither the Muggle president nor the prime minister would accept any attempt to cover up the truth. They demanded that the culprit be severely punished and that all wizards be placed under the supervision of the Muggle government.
What a joke. Wizards had nearly gotten themselves killed, and they were supposed to help you cover up the truth? Why the hell should they?
It was no longer just the president or prime minister who knew wizards existed. The entire Italian government had personally witnessed wizards and learned that individuals and organizations with the power to overthrow a regime existed.
Power that had once seemed secure now looked as precarious as a castle in the air. The entire government reached a consensus at unprecedented speed: no matter the cost, this power had to be brought under control!
But making wizards submit to Muggle government control would mean the complete failure of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy. It would also mean placing their fate in Muggle hands, something the Ministry of Magic could never accept.
Without the Muggles' cooperation, it would be extremely difficult for the wizards to erase the incident.
The Ministry of Magic tried several times to secretly use Memory Charms on