At that moment, aside from Oak Town, the British wizards taking part in the attacks on Germany's wizarding settlements were also making extremely smooth progress. With their overwhelming strength and sound tactics, the British forces advanced with tremendous momentum.
In fact, as the British wizards began pushing toward Berlin from several directions, something they had not expected truly did happen. In the later stages, once settlements deeper in Germany discovered they were under attack, quite a few wizards actually began shouting "Long live Harris," then surrendered with the ordinary wizards in their cities...
What happened next in the German Magical World also struck the British wizards as somewhat unbelievable. From ordinary civilians at first, to some Aurors and Hit Wizards later on, people surrendered one after another...
As they pushed forward, the wizards in the wizarding settlements all walked out onto the streets. More and more people surrendered to the British Floating Ship forces, to the point that it seriously affected the British wizards' marching speed.
This even led Penelope, as commander, to suspect for a time that the so-called surrenders were actually a German trick, because if any more settlements surrendered, the British army would have to split off even more people to watch over these captives... In the end, with no other option, Penelope could only order her subordinates to use Sonorus and state that their side had no time to take prisoners. The Germans only had to put away their wands and not hold them in their hands to show they had no hostile intent...
By the time the British army had fully occupied every key point except Berlin, the further they went, the less resistance they encountered. There were even some collaborators who took the initiative to come over and express their sincerity before the British