Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 716
Finally, Irina Smirnov stood up, cleared her throat, and broke the silence: "Mr. Tyella, I admire your plan, and I believe that everything you have done is for the future of the entire wizarding community."

“I am willing to join and do my best to contribute to this project,” Irina Smirnov said. “At the same time, I will immediately urge wizards in Ukraine and Belarus to relocate to the United Kingdom, and I hope Mr. Weasley has enough houses for our wizards to live in.”

“You can have as many places as you want, just name your name,” Arthur Weasley replied politely.

Following Irina Smirnov's statement, other leaders of wizarding families also expressed their opinions.

In the end, even the most stubborn Simon Salinas had to relent and promise to relocate as many wizards and wizarding families in his region as possible to England.

Tierra smiled and first expressed her gratitude: "Thank you so much for your support. I believe we will definitely be able to create a better and safer wizarding society."

“But,” Tiera changed the subject, “your promise to do your best—”

“That’s not enough,” Tiera said. “The word ‘try’ is neither accurate nor sincere here. What I need is not ‘try,’ but a specific time and a specific number.”

"How many wizards, how many wizard families, how many underage wizards, how many wizards between twenty and forty years old, how many wizards between forty and sixty years old, how many wizards between sixty and eighty years old, how many wizards over eighty years old, how many people can be relocated within a certain timeframe, how long is it expected to take for all the people to be relocated, and how many resources are expected to be required?"

“Especially how much resources are expected.” Tiera paused, then said meaningfully, “I know that getting people to leave their homeland is a very difficult decision. I don’t expect to be able to get these people to move obediently just by talking to them. Paying a little price to fulfill some wizards’ small wishes is certainly possible, as long as it’s not too excessive, I can grant them.”

The leaders of the wizarding families exchanged glances, clearly seeing immense potential in each other's eyes.

Ultimately, it was Irina Smirnov who stepped forward to answer Tiera's question.

"I can first report the data I have to you. There are approximately three thousand wizards in Belarus, belonging to two thousand three hundred families. There are about three hundred underage wizards. As for the proportion of wizards in different age groups, we haven't compiled such detailed statistics yet. Our officials can conduct further classification and statistics later."

“Very good, very good. You see, this is exactly what Miss Smirnov just told me.” Tiera smiled and praised her. “And what about resources and time?”

"How much time and resources do you think it would take to relocate all three thousand wizards and two thousand three hundred wizarding families to Britain?" Tyrell asked with a sly smile, feeling like a fox in disguise.

Tiera had seen through their schemes; they were simply looking to enrich themselves through this large-scale migration of wizards.
Tierra deliberately brought up the issue of resources in front of this group of cunning wizards.

After all, Tiera knew the rule that things would only be done if the money was right.

Tiera wasn't afraid of their greed, but rather of their incompetence.

(End of this chapter)