"So, what will you do next?" Dumbledore asked, raising an eyebrow.
"I won't repeal certain policies, but I won't set a final deadline anymore either. I'll keep things within reason. I'll put some pressure on those high-ranking officials who have bought shares, but I won't let them shift that pressure onto the ordinary people of the Wizarding World," Tierra said. "At the same time, I'll do my best to accelerate the development of a modern wizarding society. I hope to attract wizards from other countries to immigrate by building the Wizarding World into a beacon, rather than through more heavy-handed methods."
"That is a very wise decision, Tierra," Dumbledore said with a nod. "A modern wizarding society will provide wizards with broader opportunities for growth, narrow the divide between wizards and Muggles, and promote harmonious coexistence between them. By attracting wizards from other countries to immigrate, we can further strengthen the diversity and exchange within the Wizarding World, creating a more inclusive and prosperous society."
"I heard you assigned Arthur Weasley a task as well?" Dumbledore asked.
"It hardly counts as a task." Tierra smiled. "More like using my authority for personal gain."
"Hm?" Dumbledore did not understand.
"How should I put it?" Tierra smiled. "Mr. Weasley is the only wizard among all the senior administrators who carries out my orders and demands meticulously and strictly. Although some things have not been carried out particularly well due to his limitations, that does not affect his political value."
"Is the tourist route for wizards entering the Muggle World important? Yes, it is," Tierra asked and answered himself. "But is it necessary at this stage? No, it isn't."
"But if I hand the entire matter over to Arthur Weasley, do you think he'll be happy doing it?" Tierra asked again. "I believe