"You should know that Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is widely recognized as one of the most democratic great wizarding schools, one that teaches all without discrimination. Influenced by Ilvermorny's school spirit... Although Hogwarts also accepts students regardless of background, your methods..." Leonard paused awkwardly. "But your methods look far too autocratic to them. When you drove Dumbledore out of the school before and expelled those Pureblood families along with him, quite a few people felt you couldn't tolerate other voices..."
Hermione, who had just taken a sip of Butterbeer, set down her glass when she heard that. "Ilvermorny's feelings toward the United Kingdom have always been poor for historical reasons too. Although Ilvermorny's founder, Isolt Sayre, was British herself, it was precisely because of the persecution of her British aunt, Gormlaith Gaunt, that she never went to Hogwarts, and was forced to board the Mayflower and drift to America..."
"Miss Granger truly is learned. Also, I'll say the part that's inconvenient for you to explain... In truth, it isn't only historical factors, nor is it some clash of ideals. This also has to do with the competition over the title of the best wizarding school in the world. Ilvermorny has always regarded Hogwarts as its greatest rival, so some radical young people can easily develop hostility toward Hogwarts..." Leonard spoke with great sincerity, then turned his gaze to Allen. "And this time at the International Confederation of Wizards, Allen, you used the United Kingdom's strength to behave in such a domineering and forceful manner, compelling President Abajinde to lower his head and apologize... Once that gets back, Gondofus Graves III of the Graves family, the leader of the opposition faction, will definitely use it as a handle and bring you more hostility and opponents."
"The Graves family? The