The Magical Congress Stood Against Every American

After listening to Linley and the others' account, Mr. Bush asked doubtfully, "Then why are you, British, French, and German wizards, the ones telling me all this, rather than our own American wizards?"

At this, Linley sighed softly and chose his words carefully. "It's like this, Mr. Bush. Due to certain historical issues, wizards in the American wizarding world and ordinary people are in a relatively hostile relationship. That is also why previous presidents never knew of the wizarding world's existence."

Mr. Bush's expression immediately turned grave upon hearing Linley's words.

If the United States truly had a group like wizards, who wielded supernatural powers and stood in opposition to the White House government, then wizards might become America's greatest hidden danger!

Setting aside the wondrous magic wizards possessed, the elusive means Linley and the others had displayed earlier were alone enough to pose a fatal threat to the White House government!

"Of course," Linley's tone suddenly became lighter, "it is only the American Magical Congress—the wizarding government of the American wizarding world—that is hostile toward ordinary people, not every American wizard. After all, the vast majority of wizards come from ordinary people, don't they?"

Picking up where Linley left off, Irina said, "It is merely the American Magical Congress's heavy-handed methods that have stifled those wizards' voices. We came here specifically to tell you about the wizarding world because we hope to maintain friendly relations with ordinary people."

Mr. Bush frowned deeply and said in a low voice, "So the existence of that Magical Congress has prevented us from contacting the wizarding world, and you chose to bypass the Magical Congress to tell me all this?"

Linley nodded slightly. "That's right, Mr. Bush. The American Magical Congress has already stood against the International Confederation of Wizards. They chose to