Harry Potter's Bastard

How to get along with wizards and ordinary people has always been a concern of the high-level wizarding world. You could say that pure-blood wizards at the top are old-fashioned, conservative, and inflexible, but this has become like this in the conflict between wizards and ordinary people again and again.

Wizards are not stupid, maybe their concepts are a little old-fashioned, but they also know that it is not a good thing to stay the same, although they use time and various means to make the majority of ordinary people no longer know about the existence of wizarding society, but this kind of hiding the entire wizarding society cannot last forever, and one day it will be completely exposed - this is something that almost all wizards know.

Especially after the Presbyterian Church established the Muggle Affairs Authority, and observed and judged the technological level of ordinary people, this view was basically shared by all wizards, except that the time for full exposure would come.

There is a historical basis for the fear of wizards exposing their society to the eyes of ordinary people.

In the ancient era when the human group was still competing with other species for living space, wizards and ordinary people were mixed, and wizards at that time were the beacons, guardians, and leaders of mankind, and under the leadership of wizards, the group of "humans" finally defeated other races, and finally stood at the apex393When the human society without external enemies was divided, and the original suppressed contradictions began to appear, and finally became out of control under the impetus of some well-intentioned people- The sorcerers and the human society that gave birth to them were divided.

The biggest contradiction between wizards and ordinary people with magical abilities is the difference between the two - magic.

It is foreseeable that when an ordinary person sees another "human" master a skill that he cannot have, the alienation that arises from that era is different from the present, when ordinary people have also seen those creatures with magical abilities, whether they are elves or other human-like magical creatures, and even without deliberately provoking and guiding, ordinary people who do not have magical abilities will naturally classify the group of wizards as "alternative elves", resulting in the conclusion that "wizards and we are not the same species".

After all, it is ordinary people who consume the most on the battlefield, and the battlefield of wizards will not involve ordinary people. Coupled with the deliberate guidance of some people, wizards are no longer the beacons and leaders of the human community, but "magical creatures" with malicious intentions to infiltrate human society in an attempt to accomplish some ulterior purposes.

Stimulated by jealousy, resentment, and the problems left over from the time when the sorcerer ruled the common people, it became inevitable for the common people to rebel against the rule of the sorcerer.

Wizards can't kill all humans, they can't, and of course, they don't have the ability to do so. Because the base of the wizard group depends on the huge number of ordinary people, if the number of ordinary people is reduced to a certain dangerous level, the number of wizards will also be greatly reduced.

In those days before the Imperius Curse, wizards had only two options to do in the face of this situation:

One is killing, which is to stop the further expansion of the situation without affecting the entire human race. But this is of little use, and humanity has stopped trusting wizards and has turned to the new, ethereal "gods" and their spokesmen in the world.

The sorcerer's roots were gouged.

They led the human race to victory over all external enemies, but after the victory, they fell into internal strife.

This history may not be clear to ordinary wizards, but Solim is. Sculle also had a history lesson, and not only that, but Solim himself had searched for relevant historical records, and although the recorder vented a lot of personal emotions in them, it did not prevent him from reading the truth.

The wizard was not so much betrayed by ordinary people as he was backstabbed in the back by another group of wizards with different ideas.

Regardless, the era of sorcerers ruling over ordinary people is history. Although attempts have been made to return to the society of ordinary people, such attempts have often failed.

Now the closest thing to the relationship between ancient wizards and ordinary people is only those tribal wizards in Africa, and wizards in developed areas have gradually become accustomed to hiding themselves in front of ordinary people and not being discovered.

Having the ability to live in the shadows is a great shame for a pure-blood wizard with a high heart...... Although all these years have passed, the pure-blood wizard has not forgotten the idea of reintegrating into human society.

Because of the "betrayal" of ordinary people, wizards gradually evolved from hatred to contempt and contempt for each other, and also made up Muggles to be "unclean" and "dirty" to numb themselves and ordinary wizards, and used the International Secrecy Law to restrict the daily behavior of wizards so as not to be exposed to the eyes of ordinary people.

Contradiction - that's how Solim feels about what wizards have been doing all along. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

In this contradiction, there are many "activists" among wizards, most notably Grindelwald, who are most famous for their radical actions, but are opposed by conservative forces.

But Ogle is different, he wants not only to change, but to completely overturn the entire social structure of wizards from top to bottom. What he wants is to find a "tipping point" that both wizards and ordinary people can accept, and generously expose wizards to ordinary people, he will not slaughter and oppress ordinary people like Grindelwald, he wants the two to become one, just like in ancient times.

Ogel's actions would not cause much damage to ordinary people and ordinary wizards, but for the Presbyterians, it was an even more intolerable act of rebellion than Grindelwald.

Even if this kind of behavior does bring wizards and ordinary people back together. But the pure-blood family that has lost its power and status will be secondary to all the righteousness before its own interests are completely violated, and only the interests of the family need to be guaranteed first.

In this case, Ogle's matter will either be closed without concrete action, and once he is really ready to act, he will be greeted by a backlash from the entire pure-blood family, and Cadmus will not be able to do it even if he has a big face. Unless Selwyn can spare no effort to endorse Ogle and withstand the tremendous pressure of other families. []

Mr. Cowys clearly knew a lot about Ogle, and he even knew about the Canadian lab, which surprised Solim.

"Actually, it's not that complicated. Solim spread his hands: "It's just that I'm worried about my own interests, but the closed wizarding society has such a big cake, and now someone is willing to make this cake bigger, why not try the effect?"

"You're talking lightly. Cowys snorted: "Once this kind of thing begins, there is no turning back, either go all the way in the desired direction, or plunge headlong into the most terrible abyss, and then the series of disasters caused by that time will be uncontrollable." "

Cowyce patted Solim on the shoulder.

"I had the intention of telling that old fellow to ask you to come over, you go back and wait for the letter, maybe you can stay in this familiar land instead of going to the United States. "。