Walking down the dingy, ill kept section of Knockturn Alley really gave a perspective that most leaders never experienced. Many might have thought that their cities were the pinnacle of their ideal nation, but I knew better. There were always poorer areas of any major city where those in poverty congregated and formed a community to survive. It was quite the sight to see those downtrodden individuals who would have everyone's back as much as possible. I wonder what the area has been like ever since the war. The Aurors were no longer patrolling for your everyday crime that were, sadly, poised against those in poverty. It was no different than the non magical world, but it was one I wanted to change. While the nobles were willing to shell out their taxes for the war effort, I had been setting aside a good amount of it to help uplift these people. Everyone in Avalon was equal and even those in hard times deserve reprieve. It was why I gave my version of Wolfsbane freely while also putting a maximum price on it. It was cheap and easier to make than the Belby version. The countless letters from the Belby family have been rather annoying, but that’s what a free market is. What were they going to do? Try to reclaim their monopoly from the queen?