After that unfortunate man lost his life because of the Unbreakable Vow, the grim-faced Head of the Auror Office ultimately chose to reveal the cause of his death, giving the British wizards awaiting an answer an explanation.
On the night of the press conference, an overwhelming swarm of owls carried the latest issue of the Daily Prophet across Britain, instantly causing a huge uproar.
No one had expected this outcome.
Many wizards questioned the Ministry of Magic's explanation, but the front-page report had laid everything out clearly, even directly revealing which high-ranking officials had been present at the scene.
It projected an attitude of, "This is the result, and I'm not afraid of anyone questioning it," even attaching that unfortunate man's death report.
That was right—the report had been printed directly on the newspaper's front page.
Only after reading that information-packed headline did everyone finally realize, "Oh, so that guy was one of Voldemort's Remnants!"
Yet it was precisely because of that detailed report that everyone came to understand the trouble the Ministry of Magic had encountered during the investigation.
It was not hard for them to see that the New Minister had done his best.
For that reason, even though the outcome was unsatisfactory, Kingsley still received the understanding of wizards throughout the magical world.
Not long afterward, a proposal emerged from somewhere: all wizards who had ever been connected to Voldemort should be interrogated.
If they also lost their lives to the Unbreakable Vow like the previous unfortunate man, that would prove they too were Voldemort's Remnants.
No one sympathized with those bastards who had tried to use werewolves to throw the entire British magical world into turmoil. Quite a few people were eager to find an opportunity to kill them.
Most importantly, someone pointed out that the