A very interesting phenomenon.
In any social structure, people tended to seek out a powerful leader. This was not merely the animal instinct to admire strength, but also the influence of history and reality.
Even from the simplest perspective, a powerful leader could unite internal forces and concentrate resources more effectively, while also protecting the interests of the entire group from external threats.
So, did Vaughan count as a powerful leader?
Clint, Melody, and Zach thought back over his rise to prominence and the process by which he had founded WAC. Even from the harshest perspective, they could not say that he was not!
Before him, who had ever cared what werewolves were?
A marginalized group not even regarded as human.
A plague that only made people keep their distance!
It was Vaughan Weasley who had gathered these "savages" from nothing, turning them into a force the English wizarding world could no longer ignore, even effectively tearing apart the Ministry of Magic's authority.
Especially the international trade system for Wolfsbane Potion that he had proposed at WAC's founding conference half a month ago. With that agreement alone, he had extended WAC's influence internationally.
Thinking back on Vaughan Weasley's various deeds that they had read about in the newspapers over the past few days, Clint and the other two felt extremely conflicted.
"Captain..." Melody's voice was a little hoarse. "Has your Greenwell Family already decided to support him?"
Under the gaze of the three, Oliver nodded solemnly. "Not just support him—we're backing him fully. And it's not only the Greenwells. The Travers Family is as well!"
"Those fence-sitters?"
"Yes. Phil Travers joined WAC long ago as a frontline clerk."
The three of them looked astonished.
Oliver understood their surprise. In fact, when he had first heard about it, he too had