To be honest, the meeting was truly boring! Yes, after personally attending one, Albert wholeheartedly agreed with Bard's opinion.
The entire meeting had been dull from start to finish, yet he had to sit there and listen to their nonsense. It was completely different from experiencing that memory through the Pensieve.
No wonder Bard always liked finding entertainment. Watching everyone argue was indeed far more interesting than listening to their drivel.
"To be honest, I really don't understand them. What are they trying to accomplish by holding meetings this intensively?"
After the other wizards had left, Albert complained quietly. "Could it be just to let everyone know this happened?"
"Yeah, didn't you already know?" Bard looked at Albert with an ambiguous smile. "The important matters were discussed beforehand. Coming here is just a formality."
"It's hard to imagine you'd actually be willing to attend," Albert could not help remarking.
"You think I wanted to come?" Bard led Albert outside.
"Let's meet up with the Minister first, then grab something to eat. There are several more meetings this afternoon."
After two consecutive meetings, Kingsley looked somewhat exhausted and had little appetite while eating.
"If I were you, I wouldn't go looking for trouble. Just focus on why you came here in the first place." As Bard ate the fairly palatable food, he told Albert an interesting story.
"Apparently, the food provided at one conference was a problem, and more than half the people attending got food poisoning." Bard took a sip of thick soup. "After that, they came up with all sorts of rules. Otherwise, you'd never know what you might end up eating."
"The subcontinent?" Albert asked tentatively.
"The subcontinent." Bard was surprised that Albert had guessed so easily.
"It's normal. I heard the people over on the subcontinent like