Dumbledore recalled, "His first scheme came on the night the Five-Wizard Tournament ended, when he tried to use the Dark Mark to announce his return to magical communities around the world."
"That scheme failed, and it also alerted the Muggles in the Muggle world. So he planned a second operation, intending to create an accident with nuclear weapons during the International Confederation of Wizards Conference."
"That scheme also ended in failure... Wizet, you happened to stop him, and even threw one of the nuclear bombs... onto the moon."
Wizet nodded lightly. He remembered the incident clearly as well, and thinking back to the scene, he could hardly keep from laughing.
At the time, he had not expected Voldemort's attempt to create an accident with a nuclear bomb to coincide so perfectly with an attack descended by My Lord.
It was precisely because of those two unexpected events that the greatest crisis the Paris Region Incident might have caused was defused, allowing the magical world and the Muggle world to calm down and properly discuss the future.
Dumbledore continued, "Herpo actually had similar concerns. The Paris Region Incident had a tremendous impact, both on the entire world and on Herpo himself."
"Earlier, Selina also told me quite a bit about the Isaiah Society. For a group of fanatics like that to behave so conservatively now..."
His gaze fell on Wizet. "Wizet, that is thanks to you as well..."
"If you had not thoroughly ruined Morgana le Fay's plan and inflicted such devastating casualties on the Isaiah Society, Herpo would not have fallen into his current predicament."
"That is why none of them dared to make a move. They feared that their spur-of-the-moment decisions would likewise be anticipated by us—or worse, lead them straight into a trap we had prepared."
After listening