Narcissa’s letter reached the vampire council, which was surprising since vampires normally never interacted with humans, and there were a lot of discussions between the vampire nobles. They were not sure, why a witch needed their help, so that she could lift an anti-creature law that in their eyes didn’t even exist. But they received, what law she was talking about and in what country it was put, and they were distrustful towards Narcissa since she is a British citizen herself. A majority wanted to help their British counterpart and were sure that Narcissa Malfoy had the power to abolish this law since it was known that they had a seat in the Wizengamot, but others felt insulted, what Great Britain was doing to their own kind and demanded from their leader to ignore the letter, which led to confrontations since many accused them of abandoning their kin in Great Britain. Their leader, count Dracula, was thinking about the letter and had the urge to send someone to Lady Malfoy. He had smelled the letter and found the woman was truthfully, but he wasn’t sure, who would be able to give the woman the British vampire treaty that was signed, when the Wizengamot was founded in the 12th century and was further ratified in the ICW after the global wizarding war, how to treat the vampires and what laws the wizarding world and the vampires had to follow.