Lenn, director of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, walked up the steps with a thick stack of drafts in his hand. He pointed the small tip of his wand at them, using the end of the wand's handle to project and enlarge some news articles and photographs so that most people could see them.
"First, I'll give everyone an introduction to the current situation in the British Magical World. After the changes at Hogwarts, both the Death Eaters and the purebloods were stunned by our move. Everything looks calm on the surface, but beneath it, undercurrents are surging. Those pureblood families still haven't recovered. For now, constrained by Ravenclaw's deterrence, they don't dare question or comment on the Founder's decision..." Lenn enlarged the news articles condemning Dumbledore, displaying before everyone the photograph of Dumbledore collapsing to the ground after being provoked at the time. "In the media, they've changed from loudly promoting morality, law, and the dangers of Dark Magic to placing themselves in the position of the weak, acting pitiful and pretending to be innocent. They claim they devoted many years of effort to Hogwarts and rendered great service through hard work, trying to push all the responsibility Lady Ravenclaw criticized onto former Headmaster Dumbledore alone, trying to present themselves as people who were deceived by the White Wizard..."
Albert looked at Dumbledore's aged, helpless posture and, unable to bear it, turned his head away. He could be considered the least Harris-like Harris present. Although, as a pureblood, he did not feel there was anything wrong with what his family had done in such a struggle, when he thought back to the kindness the former Headmaster of Hogwarts had shown during his school days, he could not help feeling somewhat saddened by the White Wizard's ruined reputation.
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