Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 712 Tips

Most of the families that followed Gellert Grindelwald gradually declined due to Grindelwald's failure, and some even experienced population decline. For example, the Smirnov family, to which Irina Smirnov belongs, has not been able to produce a male leader to this day.

However, some families, such as the Salinas family to which Simon Salinas, who just raised objections, belonged, and this family was not affected in any way by Gellert Grindelwald's rise and fall.

No, that seems a bit inaccurate. The Salinas family had a vast network of branches whose members were too mediocre and foolish to be noticed by Gellert Grindelwald. This allowed these people to live safely until the purge of Gellert Grindelwald's faction and to take over many of the positions that the faction had held.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that the Hungarian Magic Society after 1945 was essentially a one-man show run by the Salinas family.

“The plan itself is not far-fetched,” Tierra explained in a calm tone. “We have done a lot of research and preliminary theoretical exploration, and the feasibility of this theory is guaranteed.”

“However, we still need to do more work, including optimizing our technology, reducing technology costs, and minimizing negative impacts. This requires the efforts of all our members.” Tierra tried to steer the conversation toward “unity,” “effort,” and “commonality.”

"Furthermore, I would also like to tell you that we are here to break some of the shackles of the past, to allow the two worlds to merge more equally, and to rule the Muggle world in a more peaceful way with the least possible sacrifice." Tiera then used incentives to subdue the conservatives among the wizards.

"We must believe in ourselves, believe in the feasibility of this plan, and believe that we can make a significant contribution."

Tiera spoke in the gentlest of words possible, while employing some magical tricks to make everyone present feel as safe and trusting as possible.

—As Tierra said, if you lack political acumen, then make up for it with magical skills.

After all, Tyella didn't really expect to entrust the construction of a stable, vibrant, and "variable" society to this group of people. Among these people, apart from Arthur and Venda Rosie, who either genuinely pitied Muggles or were completely loyal to themselves and thus devoted to their proposed theories, once a new batch of young wizards who fully agreed with their theories were trained, the wizards sitting in the conference room now, whether they liked it or not, would all exit the stage of history.

To be honest, this is cruel and inhumane, but as Tierra lamented—

This is politics.
No matter how noble the purpose, it cannot conceal the dirty and despicable means.

Tiera looked with satisfaction at the many wizards in the conference room, whose emotions had gradually calmed down.

His words and magical tricks worked, and the atmosphere in the meeting room began to calm down.

Simon Salinas seemed to still have some grievances, but under Tiera's calming magic, he couldn't quite grasp the situation or find the source of his dissatisfaction.

Venda Rosie and Tierra exchanged a brief glance, and seeing that the situation had eased, they took over the conversation.

“We should continue to discuss how to optimize our technology and plans to make them more feasible and reduce negative impacts,” Venda Rosie said.

(End of this chapter)