"That Dumbledore..." Calchas frowned. "He really has thought everything through! He even understands the importance of that Guardian..."
"He said that... in the Muggle world, that Guardian also holds great significance for the Muggles in power."
"He also mentioned that... well..." His tone turned subtle, and his voice unconsciously dropped several notches. After all, the Paris Region Incident was a subject difficult for both him and the Isaiah Society to speak of.
"He mentioned that in Paris, that Guardian played an important role, which was why those Muggles changed their minds..."
Herpo sneered. "Blocking the news and refusing to announce that Guardian's death?"
"Yes." Calchas replied. "That Dumbledore intends to see Amelia... I recall that's the name of England's Minister for Magic, and then discuss this matter with her."
"Blocking the news..." Voldemort pressed his fingertips together, a mocking curve appearing at his lips. "That certainly suits his way of doing things. He loves keeping things hidden!"
"This is a sign of fear!" He looked utterly confident. "He fears that Wizet's death will cause widespread panic!"
"He fears that the order previously maintained through Wizet and the Paris Region Incident will collapse once this news spreads!"
Herpo sighed and said with some feeling, "What a fine idea. That Dumbledore truly is talented..."
"He's actually calmer than I imagined. To accept this news so quickly and immediately begin seeking a way to calm the turmoil—truly remarkable!"
"Doesn't that just prove his hypocrisy?" Calchas sneered. "He looks so heartbroken, yet he still can't let go of the world's stability..."
"In the end, he simply can't let go of his position as president of the International Confederation of Wizards. If any unrest breaks out, wouldn't his presidency be the first thing threatened?"
"Then we should hurry and let Dumbledore taste..." Voldemort interlaced his