Lupin truly could not imagine what kind of scene that must have been.
The wizards' resistance to Rappaport's Law had actually been sparked by two No-Majs!
Even the awakening of equal-rights awareness had been because of No-Majs.
Pure-bloods and half-bloods had actually united for the sake of wizards of No-Maj birth...
Combined with the situation in America that he had seen in the newspapers, it felt as though he were listening to some fairy-tale novel!
Yet for some reason, Lupin felt a faint stirring in his heart.
It was the instinctive yearning of life for fairness, the resonance of resisting injustice!
Before his eyes, he could almost see the Woolworth Building packed with people, crowds shouting in protest, banners and streamers filling the sky—
Laws could suppress human nature, but one day, it would awaken again!
He knew that feeling well. It was just like last year, when he and countless other werewolves had answered Vaughn's call and appeared in Diagon Alley!
Unfortunately, that spark of impulse and longing was quickly extinguished by Vaughn's next words.
The young man said flatly, dryly, "...But ironically, less than two years after the equal-rights movement achieved results and Rappaport's Law was repealed, what happened to the wizard vanguard organizations instead proved that Rappaport's Law had been correct—they were betrayed by some No-Majs and arrested by the No-Maj government!"
"..."
The epic emotions surging in Lupin's chest came to an abrupt halt.
He had never imagined that this would be the outcome.
His dry throat worked a few times before he finally asked in a hoarse voice, "Are all the things you mentioned records from that time?"
"No." Vaughn shook his head. "They are all my speculations. My basis is that in 1967, the wizard vanguard organizations from back then suddenly vanished one after