Someone Was Always Using Magic in Front of Muggles in the Name of Stage Tricks!

Barty Crouch Sr.'s introduction of Linley and Irina eased the Prime Minister's wariness somewhat.

Since they were guardians of the British wizarding world, these two young people who seemed so mysterious were presumably not enemies.

With that thought, the Prime Minister smiled and nodded at them. "Hello, Mr. Rowle, Ms. Lowell."

Linley stepped forward and shook hands with the Prime Minister. Getting straight to the point, he said, "Prime Minister, we have come to resolve an issue that has troubled the wizarding world and, to a certain extent, affected the ordinary world as well."

"Therefore, I sincerely hope that we can reach an agreement and work together in good faith to make our country more prosperous, whether it be the ordinary world or the wizarding world."

Linley spoke with conviction.

The Prime Minister asked, "Then what are your thoughts on the frequent incidents in our country where our citizens have witnessed signs of magic—what you call breaches of secrecy?"

"Thoughts?" Linley said with a light chuckle. "Then we must begin with the wizarding world's distinction between so-called wizards and ordinary people."

The Prime Minister looked over with great interest, curious about what Linley intended to say.

Linley explained, "In my view, wizards are born from ordinary people. Wizards do not have an extra arm or an extra leg compared to ordinary people. They merely possess a special gift—the ability to wield magic."

"Yet wizards of the past simply and narrowly separated themselves from ordinary people, no longer identifying themselves as members of the same race. While this was certainly rooted in the historical legacy of the medieval witch hunts, the arrogance of wizards, who possessed magic, only deepened this prejudice!"

"But no matter how much wizards refuse to acknowledge it, the fact remains that wizards originate from ordinary people. Every