"By the way, Professor, when do you and Professor Grindelwald plan to make a move against Voldemort?"
Will asked about something he cared about a lot.
"No rush; we need to deal with all the Horcruxes first at least," Dumbledore shook his head slightly. "This isn't something that can be resolved overnight."
Will nodded and didn't ask any further. He didn't care about this matter very much, and in fact, it might even be better for the Wizarding World to remain in this medium level of chaos. With Dumbledore busy dealing with Voldemort, his attention on himself would naturally be a little less.
Right now, the Wizarding World was in chaos. Fudge kept using all sorts of media outlets to smear Dumbledore, and most people didn't believe Voldemort had returned. The overall public opinion was still unfavorable to Dumbledore.
Speaking of the issue of public opinion, these past two days—or more accurately, starting yesterday—Umbridge had occupied the front-page headlines.
Following the publication of the article Shocking! Hogwarts Professor Maims Students with Dark Magic!, Umbridge was pushed into the spotlight.
After all, the target of her spellcasting was Harry. No matter how miserably Harry had been smeared by the Fudge administration this past summer holiday, or how public opinion spun it, he was still the savior of the Wizarding World, the Boy Who Lived. This was the collective impression of the Wizarding World for over a decade, and it was hard for public opinion to completely reverse it in a few months.
Moreover, ever since Harry started school, he had also caused quite a few major events. Stopping the Dark Wizard Quirrell, slaying the Basilisk with a sword, and participating in the Triwizard Tournament had all further increased his fame.
Now, this hero of the Wizarding World was physically punished by