No One Can Be Another's Vassal

If the American Magical Congress sought to annex the entire wizarding world, then as an intergovernmental international organization composed of wizarding governments from across the world, the International Confederation of Wizards had irreconcilable conflicts with the American Magical Congress.

As a result, eliminating the American Magical Congress became the only choice. To prevent the American wizarding world from falling into an ungoverned state after the Congress's destruction, the International Confederation of Wizards naturally had an obligation to support local wizards in establishing a new Ministry of Magic.

There was nothing unreasonable about that.

After Dumbledore, the president of the International Confederation of Wizards, called for a vote, the wizarding representatives merely used alchemical communication devices such as Two-way Mirrors to consult their own Ministries of Magic before quickly pressing the alchemical buttons representing "in favor."

The voting results appeared before Dumbledore. He rose to his feet and loudly announced, "I, Albus Dumbledore, in my capacity as president of the International Confederation of Wizards, hereby announce the results of the vote on the proposal concerning the American Magical Congress: 182 votes in favor, 4 against, and 6 abstentions!"

With such an overwhelming margin, there were no further objections to the plan for the Ministries of Magic of various countries to unite and eliminate the American Magical Congress.

After deciding upon a plan to deal with the American Magical Congress, this International Confederation of Wizards meeting reached its most important segment: the future of the International Secrecy Law, which had endured for centuries!

All the wizarding representatives turned their gazes toward Linley, the representative of the British Ministry of Magic, and Irina, who was no longer an assistant but likewise a representative of the British Ministry of Magic.

Linley and Irina were both initiators and promoters of the Fusion Plan, and both