"If I had to name a flaw, it would probably be the name of the spell..." Amelia Bones said. "It feels rather... well..."
"Amelia, I know what you mean..." A smile appeared on Dumbledore's face. "The name Albion Barrier Charm... at least I personally like it very much."
"Actually, I also like names such as Shield of Winter Charm, Wall of Steel Charm, and Aegis Holy Shield Charm. They all sound very imposing."
His tone shifted slightly. "But you should also understand that those names are far too distinctive... the moment they are spoken, anyone can tell which magical world they come from."
"Indeed." Amelia Bones nodded in agreement. "Albus, I understand what you mean."
"Although the name 'Disarming Charm' is somewhat... well... ordinary, it truly is the most suitable name."
"I think Wizet will like this name as well..." Dumbledore seemed to think of something and could not help smiling. "Or rather, perhaps no matter what it was called, he would gladly accept it."
"But being able to... through a process that was almost like a negotiation, formally settle on the name of this spell—I think that, for Wizet, that is what would make him happiest."
"A negotiation?" Amelia Bones nodded thoughtfully. "If I had not become Minister for Magic, I would never have known that accomplishing something like this..."
"Especially reaching an agreement in accordance with what one truly wanted was such a difficult thing. I have to say, after I took office, Barty helped me greatly. He truly was good at these matters."
"It is the same within the International Confederation of Wizards," Dumbledore said. "Negotiation is likewise a very difficult matter there."
"In fact, I was still quite surprised that they were able to reach an agreement and complete the vote so quickly."
"Perhaps because..." Amelia