Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 710
“But there will still be sacrifices, right?” Irina Smirnov asked.

“This is unavoidable; we must have the courage to take the first step,” Tierra said. “But how can we know whether we will succeed or fail if we don’t even try?”

"So how do we bring our Muggle magicalization plan from the shadows to the light? Should we conduct small-scale experiments and promotions first, and then appropriately publicize the results so that Muggles understand our efforts and that we are friendly, not malicious?" Irina Smirnov's thoughts seemed to be stimulated by Langiersu, and she began to consider the possibility of this plan.

“Good, very good, Irina, you see, you’ve already started thinking.” Tierra didn’t hold back her praise, deliberately speaking in the tone of an elder and a superior. “I believe that with young and visionary wizards like you, our Muggle magicalization plan will surely succeed.”

“But your thinking is too simplistic.” Tiera changed the subject, pouring cold water on the idea. “You haven’t read enough books. Without understanding their history, you can’t understand their present and future.”

“Muggles and wizards have been separated for far too long. Muggles’ impressions of wizards only exist in myths, legends, and fantasy stories, while wizards find the Muggle way of life mysterious and unfamiliar.” Tierra explained her plan with a smile. “If we suddenly appear in front of Muggles, a group that only exists in fantasy, it will cause great panic. This panic will infect every Muggle group, whether they are fond of wizards, neutral, or even hate wizards.”

“Therefore, I’m going to start with academia,” Tierra said. “This is an era of rapid advancements in Muggle technology, and most Muggles have a natural superstition about the researchers who possess this technology and knowledge. Most of them can’t even tell whether it’s a hoax or real science.”

“So, externally, I got involved in the Human Genome Project, and internally, I formulated various policies to try to gather wizards from all over the world in Britain.” Tierra continued to explain, looking at the confused expressions of the crowd below the stage. “One of the countless versions of me will, as a researcher, establish a project through the Human Genome Project. The project is tentatively named ‘Functional Study of High-Frequency Genes in the Genome of the British Isles’ Population.”

“I haven’t finished compiling the detailed research yet, since it will still be several years before the Human Genome Project is completed. But the general outline is that a series of extremely special and frequently occurring gene sequences have been discovered in the population of the British Isles. These gene sequences seem to grant people a special ability,” Tierra said. “In this way, we can disguise the wizarding community as a regional genetic mutation group. I plan to use at least ten SCI articles to prove to Muggles that the so-called magical abilities are due to a genetic mutation caused by a phenomenon in the British Isles that modern science cannot explain.”

"In this way, we can also bring our wizarding society to the forefront in a very gentle way."

(End of this chapter)