"Besides, this has nothing to do with confidence..." Gellert Grindelwald let out a soft breath. "The main reason I think this way is because I know the position of 'Minister for Magic' well enough."
Selina Pendragon teased, "You know the position of 'Minister for Magic' well enough?"
"Of course!" Gellert Grindelwald nodded with certainty. "Back when I wanted to accomplish those things, I always had to understand them, didn't I?"
"Talking about our understanding of them is quite a tedious subject. I'd rather talk about why they would do this."
"The question stopped being whether they were 'willing' to promote the 'Disarming Charm' long ago. It is now that they 'have no choice' but to promote the 'Disarming Charm.'"
He raised a hand and patted the stack of newspapers. "The momentum stirred up by the newspapers alone, along with the reality that has been plainly displayed, is already enough to make many people worried."
"Any Minister for Magic who wants to keep their position would not choose to stand against ordinary wizards at a time like this."
"Just like back then... Even though I was wanted, weren't there still people willing to push me to the forefront? In the end, that era needed me. A great many people needed me."
"Just like now, there are many wizards who need the 'Disarming Charm.' As for who invented it, they will make different demands for recruitment or restraint depending on the inventor."
"Wizet happens to be the most unusual inventor... The newspapers mentioned it as well. He even gave up the naming rights, yet he was able to casually achieve the best possible result."
"Everyone wanted to fight over the naming rights. In the end... if they wanted a result that satisfied everyone, the only name left was 'Disarming Charm.'"
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