Babajide had vanished! Some said he had gone into hiding, others claimed he was already dead, and still others said Lord Voldemort had captured him.
In any case, the president of the International Wizarding Federation had suddenly disappeared.
The situation in Europe's magical world was not looking good either. According to unreliable rumors, several council members and their entire families had died suddenly in their homes. Many witches and wizards suspected Voldemort was behind it, but no Dark Marks had been found nearby.
Some therefore suspected it was retaliation from the Bounty Hunters. However, the Bounty Hunters they had previously hired had already gone their separate ways and left this troubled place after realizing they could not obtain the payment they wanted. Very few Bounty Hunters were willing to remain in Europe.
No one was stupid. They all knew that after their assassination attempt had failed, Voldemort would certainly retaliate.
If they did not run now, were they supposed to stay and wait to die?
Only fools would place their hopes in their enemies.
Albert put down the newspaper in his hands and sighed softly. "Those people really are a bunch of useless fools!"
Though he had never expected the International Wizarding Federation to withstand Voldemort's pressure from the start, he had never imagined they would collapse at the first blow.
As for President Babajide's disappearance, Albert had something to do with it too.
He had told Babajide that Voldemort would inevitably retaliate against the International Wizarding Federation.
So, unwilling to keep taking the blame, the president had chosen to abandon his responsibilities and go into hiding, so Voldemort would not drag his family into this.
Whoever wanted to be president of the International Wizarding Federation could take the position. In any case, Babajide no longer intended to carry this