Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones.

Chapter 717
“As for resources, perhaps we need to reconsider,” Irina Smirnov said hesitantly. “Your proposed relocation plan is a massive, unprecedented undertaking. Nothing like it has ever happened in the wizarding world.”

“Of course not,” Tiera said sarcastically. “You didn’t call it migration before, you called it fleeing. You were driven around like rats by Muggles who had only pitchforks and torches centuries ago.”

The wizards below the stage couldn't help but show embarrassed expressions.

“Of course, I am a merciful person,” Tiera smiled. “I could, and have the ability, force them to migrate through violence, but I still choose to let you take the lead in this matter, let you negotiate the terms, and let you solve their migration problem.”

Tiera was willing to give money, but she was not going to be taken advantage of. She used a carrot and stick approach, on the one hand showing that she was very open-minded, democratic and generous, and that she could afford to pay any amount of money as long as they could get things done, but on the other hand, she also wanted to give these old foxes a warning.

Irina Smirnov and the other leaders exchanged bewildered glances; clearly, they all understood the unspoken meaning behind Tiera's words.

“So this is your next task,” Tiera continued. “You need to count the number of wizards in the country or region you manage, the population size in each age group, and submit this data, along with your relocation and compensation plans, into a detailed written report within one month. Please also include a list of the resources you need in the appendix, and I will allocate funds to you.”

The atmosphere in the meeting room was both heavy and cheerful.

First of all, it is certain that this is a heavy and complicated task. If it is just a matter of counting the population, it will be fine. However, if we want to do a thorough survey of the resources and costs required for each wizard's migration, it will require extremely precise planning and meticulous arrangements.

But similarly, the benefits of this plan for them are enormous.

At least they could submit their demands to Tiera through a plan, interspersed within the costs of the migration.

Irina Smirnov bit her lip, but finally stepped forward and eagerly promised Tiera, "We will complete the report as soon as possible, contact you, and provide detailed data and plans. We will also do our best to assist the wizards we manage in their migration, ensuring their safety and interests." The heads of the other wizarding families also expressed their agreement and said they would do their utmost to complete the task.

“Thank you so much for your cooperation,” Tierra said happily. “I believe this plan will ultimately be a success.”

“Well then, I think we should conclude our meeting here today,” Tierra said, rubbing her hands together lightly. “Does anyone have any further questions?”

Tierra paused slightly, looking at the silent crowd below the stage, and then said, "Before the meeting ends, I'd like to say a few more words."

"The wizard migration was almost the very first and most important part of our entire massive plan."

"I hope everyone takes this seriously."

"The success of this project is the foundation for all subsequent plans and a prerequisite for the transformation of the wizarding community from a tribe to a civilized society."

"Gentlemen, everyone here today, this is a time of change. You will all be entering a brand new era in the near future."

(End of this chapter)