At last, Irina Smirnova rose to her feet, cleared her throat, and broke the silence. "Mr. Tierra, I greatly admire your plan. I believe everything you have done has been for the future of wizarding society as a whole."
"I am willing to join and devote all my strength to contributing to this plan," Irina Smirnova said. "At the same time, I will immediately urge the wizards of Ukraine and Belarus to relocate to the United Kingdom. I hope Mr. Weasley has enough housing for our wizards."
"As much space as you need. Just say the word," Arthur Weasley replied politely.
With Irina Smirnova making her position clear, the leaders of the other wizarding families also voiced their support.
In the end, even the most stubborn Simon Salinas had no choice but to relent, promising to relocate as many wizards and wizarding families from his region to the United Kingdom as possible.
Tierra smiled and began by thanking them. "Thank you very much for your support. I believe we can certainly create a better, safer wizarding society."
"But." Tierra suddenly changed his tone. "The 'as much as possible' you promised—"
"Is not enough," Tierra said. "Using the words 'as much as possible' here is neither accurate nor sincere. What I want is not 'as much as possible.' I want you to give me exact timelines and exact numbers."
"How many wizards are there in the regions you control? How many wizarding families? How many underage wizards? How many wizards between twenty and forty? Between forty and sixty? Between sixty and eighty? Over eighty? And within how much time can how many people be relocated? How long will it take for everyone to complete the move? How many resources will be needed?"
"Especially how many resources will be needed." Tierra paused,