So this was what politicians were like.
Tierra could not help but sigh.
Politicians were all the same everywhere. Long before the war began, they had already started dividing up the spoils.
"Tierra, I think we should keep a close watch on the Muggles' movements. They are no fools. There will always be vigilant Muggles who notice changes in our wizarding society and take measures to stop our plans," Arthur Weasley suggested.
"Yes, Muggles are no fools. In fact, because of their enormous population, the clever ones among them could drown us in spit, one mouthful at a time," Tierra agreed.
"So, Mr. Tierra, this is what we must do while defending ourselves. I believe we need someone capable of infiltrating Muggle society. We need to keenly understand the rumors and currents among the various Muggle nations and different groups of people. Mr. Tierra, do you have anyone you might recommend?"
"I have heard that Gregory Rabot is an outstanding Muggle Studies researcher. He has a deep understanding of the Muggle World. Perhaps he would be a suitable candidate," Arthur Weasley said.
"No, Mr. Weasley, I do not think you understand what I mean." Irina spoke helplessly. "I mean, if Mr. Tierra has some kind of magic that could help us monitor the Muggle World—"
"No, Irina, you are thinking too simply." Tierra smiled. "Magical surveillance is not enough. We need real people to experience the Muggle World firsthand."
"But whom should we send? I mean, most of us know nothing about the Muggle World. If we go there rashly, I fear—"
"Mr. Weasley has already been chosen," Tierra interrupted gently. "As a reward for Mr. Weasley's hard work during this time, and also because we need a better understanding of the Muggle World, I have decided that after Hogwarts'