"Do we only need to provide this little evidence?" Sirius Black raised an eyebrow. "Just this much?"
Xenophilius paced slowly with his hands behind his back, answering in an exceptionally firm tone, "Of course!"
"This fragmentary information is enough! It will make them hesitate and keep them from rushing into any decisions. They'll begin to wait and see, waiting for more information."
"Once this fragmentary information makes them start having doubts, our goal will have been achieved!"
"You..." He looked at the somewhat stunned crowd. "You haven't forgotten what our goal is, have you?"
"Our goal is to buy time!" Remus Lupin's brow relaxed as he carefully wrote down Xenophilius's words in his notebook.
Under normal circumstances, if Xenophilius had proposed such a method, he would definitely have considered it with the utmost caution, mulled it over repeatedly, and discussed it with more people.
But the current situation was extremely dire. He knew full well what kind of execution the dark wizards who had single-handedly orchestrated the "Paris Region Incident" were capable of.
Before Wizet's accident, because the "Paris Region Incident" had ended so smoothly, he had actually let down his guard somewhat regarding those dark wizards' abilities.
But when Wizet disappeared, he suddenly realized that it was not that those dark wizards were incapable, but that Wizet was simply far too capable...
Those dark wizards had realized that as well. That was why they had targeted Wizet and engineered such an accident.
Since something like this had already happened once, Lupin knew perfectly well that he could no longer view those dark wizards, who had successfully carried out their plan, through the lens of the past.
Although Xenophilius's proposed method seemed somewhat mad and difficult to understand, he had to admit that it was indeed unexpected enough and highly