"Those elves from the North American branch of Goulege have announced that they will break away from the old Goulege system and carry out a separate financial settlement. According to the report, a large amount of funds from unknown sources are flooding the Soviet market and they want to bet against the ruble. The ruble-Kingalon-Sterling system is already on the brink of a dangerous precipice."
"In short, the group of traitors is now in opposition to all of us. Once they succeed this week, the muggle rubles exchanged by their Ministry of Magic for the stored golden gallon could decrease by at least three more than two hundredths of their value. Our Guling Pavilion, located in the Soviet Union, was hit by an unprecedented impact."
"Also, I add a sentence."
The elderly Leos, the elder Elder Gulingge, gave Douglas a pat on the shoulder, throwing a stack of photos.
In the photo, several well-dressed wizards are shaking hands with some goblins, and upon seeing the wizard's face in the photo, Fudge and Crouch suddenly exchanged glances, this is...
"As far as we know, the Magical Congress of the United States has allied with those traitors. If no one in this room reacts, after exhausting the resources of the entire Soviet magical and non-magical world, it will be up to us."
Leos looked at the wizards present there, "Gentlemen, this is not a war limited to European and American fairies. If you stand idly by, you will end up being puppets of the traitors. So, when they target the European magical world, losing the support of the native Pabellón Gu Ling, it will be a unilateral slaughter."
"It makes sense. But I think you consider it a bit exaggerated. What do you think, Mr. Dumbledore?"
Cornelius Fudge opened his mouth, thought of changing position, and looked towards the white-haired elder who had never spoken.
With Fudge's actions, everyone in the scene turned their attention to Dumbledore, waiting for the elder to make a final decision.
"I don't think there's much controversy on this matter, war is always the best way to prevent..."
Dumbledore elegantly intertwined his fingers, gently placed them on the wooden table, and spoke calmly and solemnly.
Boom!
At that moment, the office door suddenly burst open with a curse.
"Everyone, we are in serious trouble, a very important level one event!"
A middle-aged wizard with a fierce and vigorous look stored his wand and strode into the office.
He had life in him like an old lion. His dark brown hair and thick eyebrows were covered with a hint of gray. Behind the golden-framed glasses hid piercing eyes that immediately denoted that he was sharp and tough.
"Mr. Rufus Scrimgeour! I recall stating earlier that this is an extremely important meeting, concerning a possible war! Therefore, unless it's the end of the world, do not bother us! We don't have time to deal with individual dark wizards' petty issues right now."
Cornelius Fudge looked at the office door violently shattered by the curse, frowned intensely, and turned to Amelia Bones (currently Director of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement), "Bones, perhaps your management style needs strengthening."
The wizard who burst into the office was Rufus Scrimgeour. He was the director of the Ministry of Magic's Auror Office under the [Department of Magical Law Enforcement]. He was a straight but extremely tough senior Auror.
"Mr. Rufus, this is not the right time to discuss the Aurors' work. Please leave," said Amelia Bones coldly. "Our discussion will determine whether a goblin war erupts. War, at the push of a button."
"I'm sorry ~ ~ I chose what I believe is the most correct way at this time. If no action is taken, a war in the magical world might erupt first."
Rufus Scrimgeour looked at Cornelius Fudge and Amelia Bones fearlessly, nodded respectfully, and then quickly turned his head to look at Albus Dumbledore in the midst of the crowd, with a particularly solemn tone.
"The Austrian Ministry of Magic sent a distress message and Gellert Grindelwald escaped. Not only that, his emblematic war magic of summoning saints appeared in the muggle city, and at the same time everything was blocked with magic. According to current statistics, including Mrs. Pope Rozier, director of the Austrian Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes, more than 70 wizards have lost contact."
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