"Nothing major, but today isn't really a good time. Let's talk about it another day." After replying, Penelope uncharacteristically turned down Allen's suggestion. "Allen, if there's anything you want their help with, you can tell me first."
Allen's eyes narrowed slightly, and then he sighed. "Inviting them in person would be more sincere... Penelope, once your parents come to the Magical World, there are some matters we'll just happen to need their help with. Are they still not very willing to move to the Magical World?"
Penelope did not answer. Instead, she asked back in surprise, "Allen, what could we possibly need them for?"
"You know how careless the Ministry of Magic is when it makes laws. The heads of the various departments have all more or less left themselves a few back doors..." Allen explained. "So later, the Ministry of Magic will draft stricter laws all over again. That's why I'd like to invite them to take part in it. It would give the wizards a proper lesson..."
"That... might be a bit difficult." Penelope awkwardly pinched her own fingers. "And Allen, even though we control the Ministry of Magic, we still can't completely rewrite the laws."
"Penelope, tell me. What's really going on?" Seeing Penelope hesitate and stall several times, Allen raised his eyebrows. "They're not willing to give up their careers in the Muggle world, are they? I can understand that... It's all right, Penelope. Why don't I go with you and try to persuade them?"
"I've already cast the Imperius Curse on them." Penelope gritted her teeth and revealed what she had originally wanted to hide.
"Ah?! Why?" Allen blurted out, staring blankly. He had thought they were merely unwilling to give up careers that had started rising after they had just become acquainted with the