The Minister of Magic and the Muggle Prime Minister
Kama's directness caught Prime Minister Winston somewhat off guard.
Shouldn't discussions begin with twenty minutes of mutual compliments, followed by twenty minutes of pleasantries about the weather and local customs, then sharing aspirations and ambitions, fostering a sense of shared values and enjoyment, before finally discussing the main business when little time remains?
Fortunately, Prime Minister Winston was also a pragmatic and capable prime minister, and he quickly adapted to the behavior of the French Ministry of Magic. He immediately changed to a serious tone and formally invited Kama and Minister Spencer- Morn to sit at his desk.
Kama, a wizard whose first half of life was spent entangled in revenge and Unbreakable Vow, and who later fought alongside Dumbledore's Army and Xiwen for the future of the Wizarding World, was suddenly thrust into the position of Minister of French Ministry of Magic by the Pure-blood New Faction. She was clearly not used to the way politicians talk, and started talking on her own before Prime Minister Winston could even ask her any questions.
"Prime Minister Winston, I have to tell you that the Black Tornado that are frequently occurring around the world these days are actually magical things, creatures we call Dementor ... or rather, they can't be called creatures, they are non-existent beings. Their large-scale gatherings cause these storms," Kama said.
"These Dementor feed on positive human emotions. Even if you have a large Muggle population, enough to feed them comfortably and not pose too much of a threat to their lives, these negative emotions will ultimately bring about many adverse effects."
Prime Minister Winston's expression turned serious.
"Haven't you managed to control things on your side?" he asked. "Or has your Wizarding World been embroiled in a large-scale war, just like ours?"
"This is far more serious than war, my friend, Winston," Minister Spencer- Morn said earnestly. "This is a major event for the entire planet, and even we in the Wizarding World cannot guarantee we can handle it well."
"Our two worlds must join hands and move forward together!" he said.
"What's going on? Has the turmoil in your Wizarding World gotten so bad that you need to ask us Muggle for help?" Prime Minister Winston asked.
There was a hint of dissatisfaction in his tone.
After all, this global war had already given him quite a headache. If the Wizarding World, which was completely outside his control, caused any more trouble, Prime Minister Winston really didn't know if he would lose his temper on the spot!
"I told you, my friend, this isn't just a matter for the Wizarding World," Minister Spencer- Morn explained calmly, having anticipated Prime Minister Winston's displeasure. "This is a matter of another dimension, or rather, another world. Do you understand what I mean?"
Prime Minister Winston looked somewhat bewildered, and asked in confusion, "For us, isn't the other world your Wizarding World?"
Minister Spencer- Morn was about to say something more when Kama patted him on the shoulder.
"I'll explain it to him, Randolph," Kama said. "Someone told me how to explain it; hopefully he's not lying to me."
Minister Spencer- Morn glanced at Kama and nodded with a complicated expression.
He certainly knew who the "someone" Kama was referring to was.
The fact that the Ministry of Magic is essentially controlled by new pure-blood forces is basically a self-evident secret among the top officials of the Ministry of Magic. They have very complicated feelings about Sivan Rosier, who is still underage but has the power second only to the great wizard and leads a force that can influence the world structure.
On the one hand, no one wanted to be overshadowed by an underage boy, and the higher-ups in the Ministry of Magic were more or less resentful; but on the other hand, they were aware of the power and prosperity of this new force.
This faction possesses two exceptional wizards, whose combined strength is enough to rival Grindelwald. This high-level combat power adds significant influence to the new faction. Furthermore, both wizards are still young, and their strength is growing rapidly, making it virtually certain that they will become great wizards in the future.
Therefore, few of the disgruntled high-ranking officials in the Ministry of Magic would unwisely provoke the new Pure-blood New Faction. Officials who did take action against them all encountered various minor accidents. Although none of these accidents were fatal, and there was no evidence to prove that the Pure-blood New Faction were responsible, they were enough to terrify those who wanted to take action.
As an excellent Minister for Magic, Minister Spencer Morn would naturally not be jealous of a young boy like others, but would be pleased that such a force dared to take on heavy responsibilities had appeared in the world.
However, I still have mixed feelings about this young leader.
Kama, of course, had no idea how many thoughts Minister Spencer- Morn had gone through in that short time; he simply followed the instructions Xiwen had given him and offered Prime Minister Winston an explanation that astonished him—
"Prime Minister Winston, you can understand it this way: Earth has been invaded by aliens. Whether it's the Wizarding World or the Muggle World, we should all unite to resist the alien invasion and defend our home!"
Upon hearing Kama's explanation, Prime Minister Winston stood frozen in place.
"Aliens? But in our science fiction novels, aliens mostly come to Earth in spaceships..."
"You can think of this alien as a magical alien," Kama said.
"Alright, then tell me what I'm to do again," Prime Minister Winston sighed, speaking with a sigh of resignation. "Is it to issue some false information, or to issue arrest warrants for some criminals? Give me your suggestions, just don't make them too far-fetched. I don't want to be impeached by those members of parliament during a war!"
"I'm sorry to trouble you, my friend," Minister Spencer- Morn patted Prime Minister Winston on the shoulder, offering words of comfort. "It shouldn't be too difficult. We need you to try your best to keep the common people in a positive mindset, and not let them be influenced by that Dimensional Demon God, thus adding new power to him."
"Randolph, I suppose you know how difficult it is to address something that concerns the psychology of every ordinary citizen," Prime Minister Winston complained. "At most, I can encourage the newspapers and radio stations to broadcast more positive war reports, to give the public some hope for victory."
"But all of this is fabricated. Those foolish masses simply won't believe the published figures and battle reports. They'd rather believe the world is about to end than heed the government's advice!"
Upon seeing this, Kama stood up, placed her hands on the desk, and leaned over to look at Prime Minister Winston.
His imposing presence was so strong that Prime Minister Winston involuntarily swallowed.
"Prime Minister Winston, you know that mere propaganda and slogans are meaningless," Kama said seriously. "Then why not publicize a truly inspiring campaign to the people?"