"I understand, but if Gellert is sent back to Newmongaard, it is difficult to guarantee that Tom will not come to cause trouble after seeing the news." Dumbledore habitually wanted to match his fingertips together, but eventually realized that he could not do it.

"I don't know if I have survived if I have given me snacks." Grindelwald tilted his head and glanced at Allen with a brow.

But Dumbledore ignored him, staring at Allen sharply with blue eyes, and Allen raised his hand and signaled him to continue.

"Also I'm worried about the German Ministry of Magic... Tom, Gringott, and you're now with these flyers... They're already in a mess." Dumbledore ignored Grindelwald and stared at Allen with blue eyes. "In the current chaos, I'm worried that they would feel that this risk was something they could not bear, and would want to solve this situation that might embarrass them again once and for all... Alan, even if death is a foregone conclusion for us, we can't just end our lives in a hasty way."

Grindelwald's eyes with unique gray-white pupils blinked at Allen, then took them back from Allen. He looked at the corner of his mouth that was raised by his old friend who was worried about him: "Albus, don't be embarrassed about this. It's a castle I built with myself. I'm used to life there, and..."

Dumbledore yelled at the silence: "Gellert...we say yes..."

"If you can understand Gallett, it's best... You must not change your life imprisonment rashly..." Allen ignored Dumbledore, who was anxious, and cooperated to nod to Grindelwald. "Otherwise, it will definitely cause panic in the international community of our magical world, and may even cause some ulterior wizards to have some bad thoughts that they shouldn't have..."

"Allen, he...well..." Dumbledore simply wanted to stand up, but Grindelwald's fingers pressed against his lips.

"Shh!" Grindelwald's voice brought some pleasure, and he said to Dumbledore in a somewhat ridiculous tone, "Albus, you really should look at your expression... Since Allen came here, he only said that life imprisonment cannot be changed rashly..."

"Don't try to use the trick of playing with people on me..." Dumbledore, who reacted, began to look a little angry, and then smiled bitterly, "This is a big deal, but it's hard to deal with. Alan, even if Gaitler just wants to live a good life now... those countries will definitely not want to take the risk of a second Dark Lord in their own country. Tom has already given them enough."

"So we in the UK should take the initiative to take responsibility at this moment..." Allen looked serious, "I think the floating city is a good place for life imprisonment... Tom will not come to rob the prison again, and with the surveillance of Mr. Alan Harris and Ms. Ravenclaw, Mr. Grindelwald has no chance to escape privately in the villa he allocated to him..." Then Allen smiled, "In addition, the population of the floating city has gradually increased recently. I think the residents above have a monitoring role in Mr. Grindelwald who is imprisoned and wandering around in the floating city... They will monitor you with excuses such as asking for autographs and taking photos when you are wandering around the city..."

Allen's plan was completely beyond Dumbledore's expectations. He had no idea that Allen seemed to be planning to turn imprisonment into house arrest and to allow Grindelwald to move freely in the floating city.

This also made Grindelwald look surprised for the first time today - after the relationship between Harris and him has now inherited his former families, he still feels so at ease to hang him in Harris's base camp and move freely.

Grindelwald tentatively with some uncertainty: "Do Irving know your plans?"

"There are other magical worlds who may not agree with this..." Dumbledore said, hesitating for a moment, "Allen, you have enough trouble and hostility to you now, so there is no need to..."

"There are too many things that other magical worlds don't agree with... In fact, before I came, I had already asked Daisy, my sister in charge of the International Magic Cooperation Division. Contact other magical worlds, and I will hold an International Wizards Federation meeting in London." Allen leaned back a little and let his back be supported by the backrest, looking very relaxed. "Gellert, would you like to go to my university as vice president and professor? Although you don't have to spend much money at Hogwarts... But during your annual holiday break, if you want to travel, you still need to spend some Jin Jialong... This needs to be earned by yourself..."

A few days later, the Ministry of Magic, located under the Whitehall between the UK's Parliament Building and Downing Street, was located at the innermost meeting of the fifth-floor corridor. In a short period of time, the International Wizards Federation had held two meetings here, which has become a symbol. Recently, the Ministry of Magic has become the focus of world attention and the central country that has caused the world's storm.

Allen sorted out his clothes. Now he did not wear the usual robe, but wore the crimson robe of the Wisengamo, the member of the Sage Parliament representing the Supreme Wizard Court of England. He pushed open the door of the conference room and wore this robe that was actually not related to the International Wizards Federation. He arrived at the venue three minutes before the prescribed meeting time.

Although the meeting has not started yet, most of the wizards wearing various wizard culture costumes have sat down in their own country and talked to each other. The president of the Federation Babajid Akinbad looked at Allen with a strange expression. He was actually unwilling to come to the UK again.

Especially recently, Akinbad has received the most letters in his life, even anonymously yelling letters that rebuked him timid and irresponsible. There are even representatives of many countries in the International Wizards' Federation who went directly to Africa to come to ask him to come forward to stop Harris's actions.

But after the previous incident where he was forced to apologize, he had some understanding of Harris' style. This time, Harris' controversial actions did not theoretically violate any legal provisions, which made Akinbad a little jealous of the news that Hogwarts seemed to be sorting out the law and making it more rigorous. He hoped that the wizards federation under his jurisdiction would have such an opportunity to amend the constitution - he certainly understood that this was impossible, and the member states would not hope that the International wizards federation would gain more jurisdiction over them, even the African magic circle behind him.

So when Allen said that he wanted to convene an International Wizards Federation, Akinbad agreed immediately and was very willing to cooperate with the initiative to contact him in advance. Akinbad believed that he only needed to be a middleman and let them negotiate the solution at the meeting themselves - even if Allen Harris told him that the content of the meeting had nothing to do with what he wanted them to solve on this.

"Everyone, I think everyone knows that today our Federation members gathered here, which was due to the convening of Commissioner Alan Harris." Ajinbad tried to straighten his back. "Next, please ask Commissioner Alan Harris to explain, and then our member states will discuss what he said, in order to enable the entire international community to develop more smoothly and harmoniously..."
Chapter completed!