On every street in the Magical World, the hottest topic among wizards was the Armed Auror arrest operation now being called the "Muggle House Incident."
The incident had not only led to the arrest of those secretly gathered Pureblood families, but had also caused quite a few wizard casualties. It set off furious debate throughout the Magical World and stirred up an uproar among every class, from native wizards to immigrant wizards to Muggle-born wizards.
But compared with the past, the surviving members of the Pureblood families involved, as well as the wizards who had not been affected by the arrests, did not use the media under their control to loudly criticize the Ministry of Magic or smear Harris. As for the "Muggle House Incident," it was as if it had never happened, and they no longer commented on it.
In the modern history of the British Magical World, where the law had already been perfected, it was almost unheard of for so many pure-bloods to be arrested—or even killed. The last operation on such a scale had taken place after the First Wizarding War. Although the number of people arrested then had also been large enough, most of them had merely been put on trial and sent to Azkaban.
Many people had already been frightened by Harris's iron-blooded action, which had bared its fangs this time. They were terrified that Harris and his people would find some handle on them and use it to frame them for colluding with the Death Eaters, then arrest them and put them on trial as well. No one dared openly challenge Harris and the Ministry of Magic at a time like this, when they controlled the organs of armed force.
But that did not mean they had not resisted. To native British wizards,