The Prime Minister stared at the little flame in his hand and said nothing.

"What I have in my hand is just ordinary flame, and there is no difference between the flame of the lighter," said Felix.

"Felix, are you sure he is using the Lihuo?" At this time, Bones asked in confusion, "There is no conclusion in the magic world at present."

"He trained the Felix." Felix's tone was plain: "Grindelwald seems to be very good at fusion magic. For example, the one I saw in the information, I suspect it is a combination of advanced forms of armor protection and the Felix spell. It is not a random piece of paper, but a combination of the characteristics of different spells, and perhaps other things... I believe that his research on magic itself is extremely in-depth."

The Prime Minister swallowed, continued to lower his head to read the materials, and asked one or two questions from time to time.

Bones breathed a sigh of relief after leaving the Prime Minister's residence.

"It's worth the trip, although the Prime Minister did not agree to stand on our side. But at least he promised to make the negotiations and he also asked us to continue to maintain the magic order during this period, uh, we were going to do that."

"This is just the first step," Felix raised his eyebrows and said calmly: "The Prime Minister is half a person who knows the existence of the magic world. With past communication experiences, he will not shout at the first time he comes, but he has to face a group that knows nothing about wizards, and this Prime Minister has never been known for his decisiveness and perseverance... wait and see."

"Oh, I'm all determined to retreat."

"It's not like something you say." Felix turned his head in surprise.

"I'm serious," said Ms. Bones seriously. "I'm not going to escape. I just feel more and more that I'm incompetent and unable to lead the people to deal with the current crisis. Why not be the Minister of Magic and I will assist you as Director of the Legal Enforcement Department again."

"Don't, I don't have this idea."

"Felix..."

"Well, let's talk openly." Felix stared into Bones' eyes clearly: "At this moment, I can no longer stay out of the matter. I do plan to seize power - once it's not the Minister of Magic, do you understand?"

"That" Bones blinked and said in shock: "Chairman of the International Wizards' Federation?"

"That's right."

"But what should I do with Abakind and Grindelwald's oath?"

"Amelia, of course not now. We might as well take a long-term view: even if the wizard society and the Muggle society reach a reconciliation,

Will conflicts and conflicts disappear? From the moment the two sides sign a peace treaty, at least the new generation will have to fully grow before they can achieve results."

Under the dark night, Felix told his thoughts, and Ms. Bones listened quietly.

"Whether it is a little wizard or a muggle child, they may be in their infancy, learning to speak, and learning to walk. But they will eventually grow up in the new world pattern, which is exactly what I want to see - neither is the current Muggles feel strange and fearful of magic,

It's not like the wizards who are now at a loss about living in the sun."

In the silence and silence, the moonlight shone on Ms. Borns' face that understood the firmness of her eyes.

"Then let it go, Felix, I will support you with all my strength," she said.

Felix smiled.

"We took the first step tonight: kick the International Federation of Wizards and other countries away, and successfully transformed the contradiction from the huge topic of Muggles and Wizards to internal affairs of the country. If everything goes well, we are likely to be the first successful example!"

"You will also gain great reputation and go to a bigger stage?" Ms. Bones asked excitedly.

"Yes, so you can't be lazy anymore. Aren't you going to give a speech to all British wizards? Add me in too."

"Did you ever think about whether you can lose your life?" She widened her eyes.
Chapter completed!