Hogwarts: This Dark Lord is so evil.

Chapter 35 Li Weide: No way! Tom, do you really believe it?
Although Tom didn't want to stay with Levitra, he also didn't want to have a so-called guardian watching him all the time.

In fact, Tom and Li Weide are the same kind of people.

In the future, there will definitely be many little secrets that you don’t want others to know.

The reason why he wanted to be alone was actually the same as Li Weide's.

Levitra finally agreed to Tom's proposal and was ready to join forces with him to escape from Dumbledore's "watchfulness".

After they got out, they went their separate ways.

Li Weide had no objection to this. Even if he wanted to gain merit points from Tom, there was no need for them to stay together all day.

Anyway, we will all be in the same school, or even the same college, in the future, so there will be plenty of opportunities to gain merit points from him.

And, like Tom, he has a lot of secrets that he can't let anyone know.

Therefore, living alone is the best choice.

After the two of them had discussed it, they continued to do their own things.

After half an hour of working without interfering with each other, Tom suddenly asked, "Why don't you accept Grindelwald's offer?"

Li Weide put down the "Transfiguration" in his hand, "Why do you ask that?"

"I just thought about what Grindelwald said last night. Don't you think...what he said actually makes sense?"

Tom took a handkerchief and wiped his wand carefully while saying, "Besides, if we had agreed to Grindelwald's recruitment last night, wouldn't we have been free directly? We wouldn't have to rack our brains to move out like we are doing now..."

Li Weide smiled and said, "Do you think what he said makes sense? I think you are attracted by the so-called 'knowledge and power' he promised. You don't seem like a guy who 'worries about the country and the people.'"

Tom couldn't help but blush when his inner thoughts were exposed.

But he quickly recovered and said, "Apart from his promise to us, what he said does make sense!"

"Look, we all have great power. Those Muggles are so weak in front of us. Why can we only hide and not dare to let the Muggles find us?"

"In my opinion, it is natural for the strong to rule the weak! We should stand at the top of the world!"

"I really don't understand why Dumbledore would stop him."

Livid looked at Tom in surprise. "No way, Tom? Did you really believe what Grindelwald said?"

Tom frowned and said, "Doesn't this make sense? Why shouldn't I believe it?"

Li Weide sighed and said helplessly: "The reason why you think he makes sense is only because he tells you what you want to hear."

"What we want to hear?" Tom frowned.

"Don't you always think that you are special?" Li Weide asked.

"Of course!" said Tom proudly.

Leaving on the pillow, Levitra said leisurely, "Many wizards think the same as you do, believing that they are nobler than Muggles because they have magic. So Grindelwald will seize this point and start to promote your uniqueness..."

"'Magic blooms only in the souls of a few', what a moving phrase..."

"When you heard this, did you feel satisfied? Did you feel that you were the most special group? Did you feel that you should be above all ordinary people? Did you feel that you were the chosen one?"

"When you think like this, you've fallen into a trap. Because at that time, you will think that breaking the Statute of Secrecy is justified, and in order to break the Statute of Secrecy, you naturally have to join Grindelwald's team... and this is his real purpose." "When he invited us to join last night, did he mention any of his ideological views? No!"

"What did he say? He told us that as long as we join his camp, he can give us the power we desire!"

"Why did he only tell us that we can gain power and not tell us anything else? Because he knows that you and I are still young and have no idea about what it means to change the world. We are only interested in power."

"That's why he only talked to us about power in order to lure us into joining... In other words, all the opinions and ideas that Grindelwald said were actually not in line with reality. He just said one thing to one person and another to another."

"His real purpose is just to find more supporters and more loyal followers to help him reach the top of the world."

"He doesn't care about the world, other wizards, or other Muggles."

"In fact, he is not a revolutionary who truly wants to change the world, but an ambitious man who uses revolution as an excuse to achieve his own goals."

Tom felt his head buzzing. "Is it true that his ideas will never come true?"

In Tom's opinion, how the world will become in the future has nothing to do with him. He only cares about whether what Grindelwald advocates can really be realized in the end.

If wizards can really rule the world in the end, Tom doesn't care. It is enough as long as he is one of the people standing in the clouds.

“What cannot be achieved, even if it is finally achieved, cannot last forever.”

"As I just said, he is indifferent to the world and other people. In other words, his ideas cannot make the world a better place. In fact, they will only make the world more chaotic and worse!"

"So, when people with insight realize this, they will definitely stand up to stop him, such as... Dumbledore."

"Apart from the resistance of these knowledgeable people...do you think that if a fight really breaks out, will the Muggles resist?"

"Don't think that all Muggles are weak and insignificant, just ants, nothing to worry about..."

"Do you know how many wizards there are in this world, and how many Muggles there are?"

"No matter how powerful you are, how many Muggles can you kill? Besides, do you really think the Muggle violence agency is just a group of farmers wielding pitchforks?"

"Don't forget, the purpose of the International Statute of Secrecy is not to protect Muggles... but to protect wizards from Muggles!"

“Believe me, if the ambitious Muggles knew about the existence of wizards, what they would do would be ten thousand times more terrible than what Grindelwald did!”

"So, Grindelwald's final fate will either be ended by wise men like Dumbledore, or he will drag the entire wizarding world to be buried with him..."

After listening to Li Weide's analysis, Tom fell into complete silence.

Even though he looked down on Muggles, he knew that what Levitra said was true.

In fact, no matter how strong a wizard's individual combat ability is, he is not an invulnerable superman.

What's more, not every wizard is powerful... Most wizards are not good at fighting.

If wizards really want to go to war with Muggles, then the best outcome would be for both sides to suffer losses.

The biggest possibility is that the wizards will have their wands confiscated, become experimental subjects for the Muggles, and then be thrown into the laboratory for sliced ​​and studied...

For most wizards, without a wand, what is the difference between them and ordinary people?

It can almost be said that the wizards’ tragic end was doomed the moment the war began...

(End of this chapter)