Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 711
“By turning the wizards’ special abilities into a regional mutation,” Tierra continued to explain, “it can reduce the divide between wizards and Muggles. This is in contrast to turning the abilities inherited in the wizarding bloodline into a completely random regional mutation. In this way, a very small number of stubborn and conservative Muggles will think that this ability is unclean, evil, and intolerable to God. Some rebellious young people and centrists will think that this ability is cool and fun, and they will yearn for it. Meanwhile, some highly educated scholars will think that this ability is the direction of the next stage of human evolution.”

"The last group of people, the scholars who hold this view, will also receive our friendship and strong support," Tierra said with a smile. "We will provide them with a lot of funding, we will provide them with all kinds of conveniences to help them gain a foothold in academia, help them make this view the mainstream in academia, and even help them write this view into textbooks."

“When the time is right, we will use this group of people to launch our plan to magicalize Muggles,” Tierra said with a smile.

"The advantages of doing this are twofold: First, it doesn't block the upward mobility of Muggles. The introduction of this theory will make Muggles think that if I go to live in England for a while and have another child, my descendants will also have magical abilities. This will turn those Muggles who don't have magical abilities themselves, but whose descendants and relatives do, into our allies."

"Secondly, what will follow is a large influx of immigrants, tourists, and students to the UK, which will not only greatly boost the local economy but also lead to the upgrading of the pharmaceutical and biological industries. This will make wizards an important partner of British government organizations. If we add the elixir of immortality as a bargaining chip, then we will be the British government's darling."

“Third, we can rely on the British government and use it as a springboard to contact the two nuclear superpowers, the United States and France, by selling wizarding magical services, potions, and even wizarding genetic material in exchange for the protection of these three permanent members of the UN Security Council.” After Tiera finished speaking, she nodded to Donil Klosterman, “Then, just like you said, we can use the Imperius Curse to control the higher-ups.”

"If we advance, we can declare war on all Muggles based on the standards of Britain, the United States, and France; if we retreat, we can become parasites, living off these three countries that are currently the most materially rich and strengthening ourselves."

Tierra glanced at Arthur Weasley, who was sitting in the corner, dumbfounded, and added, "Of course, this is just the most extreme case. I hope that wizards and Muggles can develop peacefully, slowly merging and tolerating each other in a non-intense way, and eventually becoming a completely new human race."

Tiera noticed that when he spoke of “slow integration” and “mutual tolerance,” a small number of people still frowned and showed strong dissatisfaction.

Clearly, they still cling to the so-called glory of their family.

“This plan sounds far-fetched, and we doubt its feasibility,” said Simon Salinas, the head of the Salinas family from Hungary, after a series of tedious exchanges of glances.

Clearly, this is a representative put forward by the conservatives.

"Sigh," Tiera couldn't help but sigh. Even with his current power and the legitimacy of his status, there would still be stubborn opposition.

So that's politics.
(End of this chapter)