"President Akinbad, Mr. Dumbledore voluntarily resigned from his position as president because he was misunderstood. Now that the misunderstanding about Mr. Dumbledore has been clarified and lifted, should he return the position of president that belonged to Mr. Dumbledore before his original term was over?" Allen spoke clearly.

"You!" As soon as Akinbad pointed at Allen and wanted to say something, Indian representative Kuslapari said loudly, "Please be careful when Commissioner Harris! The position of president was voted by the Wizards Federation through regular procedures!"

Obalonsk shouted: "Yes! Even if Mr. Dumbledore stepped down because of an unfortunate misunderstanding, President Akinbad did not have to resign according to the regulations without making a big mistake. This president of the Federation is not your British hereditary!"

"But now he made a mistake! Why did the International Wizards Federation impose sanctions on the British Ministry of Magic? From the beginning, all kinds of unreasonable accusations against Britain were wrong! This meeting should not be held at all!" Allen's voice suddenly increased and overwhelmed the noisy parliamentary scene. "Even if President Akinbad does not have to return his position to the former president who lost his position by you, I have no guilt from President Akinbad! Today you are still taking Mr. Dumbledore and him to dominate the Phoenix

The society's mistakes are constantly talking about things, and it is to completely defeat the heroes of the wizarding world on the shaming stand?!" Allen angrily patted the table, "President Ajinbad, you seem to focus on pursuing some unimportant things in other countries to prove your presence? Let's ignore the fact that you have made no achievements in maintaining the law of protection, making the magic world increasingly chaotic, and making it more difficult to maintain the secret law? Now I think you are really not suitable to serve as the president of the International Wizards Federation... As a member state, this is in compliance with the regulations, is it?"

Aba Jinde's nose kept sucking, and his chest and chest were undulating. His hands were clenched into fists and placed them on his chest. He held his breath and swallowed deeply. His eyes were staring at Alan, his wide front teeth were biting his bloodless lips. Aba Jinde really couldn't understand: He asked himself that he had never offended Harris before, and this time he was just responding to the unfriendly counterattack they had always acted towards him. Why did the other party have such great hostility towards him?

The scene was silent. No one expected that Alan Harris would make the scene like this in today's situation. The wizard felt that President Ajinbad completely held the Order of the Phoenix to the UK. However, Alan Harris' response described the responsibility as being caused by Ajinbad's taking office. This was obviously because they were broken by the UK and were basically everyone's perception. Obviously, Alan was relied on the strength of the British Ministry of Magic and his own strength, so he had such confidence. Then Ajinbad was caught and was not originally a small tail to blatantly revenge and smear him.

Alan's eyes narrowed slightly, while the corners of his mouth raised, unable to hide his mockery of Aba Jinde - even if he was not really able to get him off like this, today's affairs cannot be hidden. After Dumbledore, two consecutive presidents were asked to step down, not only to lose his personal face, but also to damage the honor and dignity of the International Wizards Federation. During this period of chaos in the wizarding world and the flying warning letters from various countries have made ordinary wizards realize that the International Wizards Federation is losing its control of the past, and it has become even more unpleasant from an existence that is not likable.

"Commissioner Harris, it's too much to ask President Aba Jinde to step down... His original intention was to maintain the International Secretariat Act, and he did not commit any major issues of principle... The British Ministry of Magic itself did not take the initiative to communicate with the International Wizards Federation, and did not describe the purpose of issuing this book that basically restored the appearance of the magical interface in Muggle Society. He should also bear certain responsibilities." High Priest Kuslapari stood up from his seat. He slowly pulled Buddy on his body, and just spoke to Aba Jinde whom he had pleased before, but his tone seemed very polite compared to before.

"Commissioner Harris, President Abakind is still a very responsible president, although he made a mistake..." Mrs. Maxim stood up gracefully, paused for a moment to smooth out the wrinkles on the black satin clothes when she pointed out that the president had made a mistake, "But that's not what it is..."

"Of course, Mrs. Maxim, you reminded me well. I was a little excited... But those who had criticized the British representatives and the president before the matter was cleared..." Allen's hands were behind his back, his body shook back and forth, and his indifferent eyes swept over the representatives of the countries that had just jumped out. "This reckless behavior has caused the loss of the reputation of the United Kingdom. Now the United Kingdom asks these countries to publicly apologize and clarify. Isn't this an exaggeration?"

As soon as he finished speaking, another roar broke out in the scene.

"Is Britain above other countries not allowed to have any criticism or discussion?" Bulgaria's magic minister Obalonsk's big black round hat swayed with his excited words.

"Alan Harris, can I understand that the British Ministry of Magic is threatening the German Ministry of Magic?! As I said just now, I cannot accept your overbearing and arrogant requests." Heinrich Telmann, the representative of the German Ministry of Magic, shook his cloak, which looked a bit like a military coat, angrily.

"Commissioner Harris, please listen to me. The countries that just spoke made inappropriate remarks on the news only because of the information provided by the International Wizards Federation." Leonard Knox's somewhat old voice sounded. The big glasses on his pointed nose made his aging more obvious. He noticed Allen's gaze and shook his head gently at Allen.

The reason why he was willing to stand up and ease the relationship between the two sides was that he did not want Allen to be young and energetic for a while, put all countries on his opposite side, and put Britain in a more isolated situation.

"But the matter was initiated by President Abakind, because his personal directional errors caused misunderstandings in other countries... Then Britain can not pursue these misleading false statements of these representatives..." Alan could understand Leonard's intentions without taking the gods' thoughts - the reason why he was willing to stand up was that he did not want Allen to place all countries on his opposite side and put Britain in a more isolated situation.

The atmosphere of the scene was relaxed, and Heinrich Telmann let out a long sigh, but Allen paused a little, so he spread his hands as a slightest: "But President Abakind, who caused all this, must publicly apologize and clarify the efforts of the British magic circle to maintain the Secretariat Act."

"I just held a meeting, and there was no violation of the rules..." Aba Jinde lowered his head, and his bare forehead was greasy, and his fists were tightly clamped together. "The sanctions against the UK did not happen. The facts have been clarified at this meeting. I don't think I have anything to apologize."

After the words came to his mind, he turned around and was about to leave.

"I think our discussion has not been completed yet, President, please wait." Allen waved his hand, and the tables and chairs behind the president were transformed into wooden fences to leave him behind.

"How dare you! Does the UK want to attack us?" Aba Jinde roared in fear.

But this unscrupulous behavior, in addition to asking a Swedish female representative to "How dare you?", made the other representatives sit in their own positions and shut their mouths, and began to worry about whether Britain would attack everyone crazy.

"I'm sorry, this meeting that shouldn't have existed was held by President Aba Jinde. The UK was invited out of respect for the Wizards' Federation and the President." Allen stared at the president without changing his face, "But what did Britain do to Aba Jinde? Make the president so disrespect us? People should be responsible for their choices and actions."

"Don't do this, Commissioner Alan Harris...I understand your grief and anger, but we British wizards should not be so domineering." The British Minister of Magic, Irving Harris, who had ignored his existence, stood up and spoke.

The glances between Irving and Allen and the brief eye contact made many people present speculate. Irving did not know in advance that things would go like this, so he would speak out to stop his son's domineering behavior.

"President Akinbad, dear delegates, I'm sorry, my son has caused you to be frightened in the UK that a guest should not have suffered..." Irving solemnly bowed to all the wizards to apologize. This change made everyone who felt like they were sitting on a fire crossbow today, and the hearts of the eyes that had just raised their throats fell back.

"Minister Irving...I'm fine, I just hope that next time Ying... let's leave the meeting first." Seeing that Irving came out to stop him, Aba Jinde wanted to say something casually - but then he didn't want to stimulate the thorny head in his eyes anymore, and decided to give in and change his words.

"Thank you for your understanding, but the British magic circle has one last thing to announce at this opportunity... that is, the British magic circle will consider withdrawing from the International Wizards Federation." Owen said with a calm expression.

After Irving's words, many wizards stood up from their seats. Mrs. Maxim's huge figure was particularly eye-catching. Several over-aged wizards were already fumbled on their bodies and took out potions to fill them with them. And Babajid Akinbad, the president of the International Wizards Federation, looked dark and seemed a little shaky and stood on the table to breathe.
Chapter completed!