The Americans also participated in the First World War. Since Henry Potter, a member of the Wizengamot, supported participating in the war, Archer, the British Minister of Magic at the time, introduced a law prohibiting the wizarding world from participating in it. However, the war faction headed by Henry Potter was

be opposed to.

As British wizards entered the war, American wizards also participated. The core of the wand used by American wizards was the hair of the Werewolf. Perhaps this so-called Gevaudan was a close relative of the Werewolf, or it was some kind of magical animal that had not yet been discovered.

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"What are you thinking about?" Saint-Hilaire asked as he walked up to her.

"You don't want to know," she said weakly.

"Here you go." Saint-Hilaire handed her a sandwich.

"What is this for?"

"I heard that you fainted. You didn't eat in the morning and you ate again at noon. You need to replenish your strength."

She didn't refuse, took the sandwich and wolfed it down.

Ever since she got the Thestral, her appetite has increased, even though she shouldn't feel hungry or need food.

"I didn't expect you to come to me," said Saint-Hilaire.

"I didn't expect it to be the major's decision." Georgiana hiccupped. "This way we can take things by surprise."

Saint-Hilaire did not answer, and watched the Gevaudan with her. Its mouth was wide open, as if it was roaring silently, and its inch-long teeth threatened the visitors who were watching it.
Chapter completed!