Harry Potter and the Old Ones

"My skills now are many times better than before?" Tiera said with some pride.

"These times are really great." Dumbledore smiled helplessly. "Where did you get so much magic? You must let me see it one day."

"The restricted book section of the library is on the 14th floor in the sixth row. If you want to see it, go and get it yourself." Tiera replied, ""R'lyeh Teachings - Abbreviated Edition"

"Okay, now let's talk about the reason why you did this."

"Of course, for the safety of all wizards." Tiera said, "Although I think my plan is very perfect, you have to know that nothing in this world is 100% certain. Especially when it comes to matters like this. Something between two groups.”

"So I always have to leave some insurance measures." Tiera continued to explain, "and pushing the British Isles away from the European continent is one of my insurance measures."

"Muggles are not like us. They don't have floo networks or disembodiment spells. Their spread must go through material channels." Tiera said, "Once our plan is not implemented perfectly...or something goes wrong during the implementation of the plan. What's wrong?"

"The British Isles will be our last fortress." Tiera said, "With the UK as the five permanent members, other countries will not use nuclear weapons against us, and the British government will not allow the military of other countries except the United States. Landing on the mainland. Even if the benefits we offer are enough and tempting enough, the UK will withstand the pressure. At that time, we will only face the UK. Even if the situation is ideal enough, we can still reach an offensive and defensive agreement with the British government. alliance."

"In that case, it is better to enlist an ally from one of the five permanent members than to face the entire Muggle world alone."

"And no matter how bad things get, what if Britain would rather die than surrender?" Tiera sneered, "Of course, this situation is almost impossible to happen."

"The British Isles, which are isolated overseas, are also easy to defend and difficult to attack. They can buy our wizard society a lot of time to react and negotiate." Tiera said, "There are no permanent enemies, only permanent interests. As long as we are willing to pay There are enough things to impress them."

"Have you even prepared a backup plan?" Dumbledore asked.

"Mr. Principal, what we are doing is deciding the fate of two worlds and two societies. It is not just playing house. It does not mean that if you fail today, you can just start over tomorrow. No." Tiera said, "Of course I hope that this backup plan of mine will never be used. It is best for us to promote the exchange and integration of the wizarding world and the Muggle world in peace."

"So I am just pushing it at a very, very slow speed so that the Muggle world cannot detect this change." Tiera explained, "I believe that with my ability, I can control the degree and extent of this change. Speed, so that this plan will not have an undue impact on both worlds."

"Very good, great." Dumbledore looked at Tiera gently, then sighed and said, "Well, sometimes I feel that you and Gellert are so similar, but so different."

"Of course, we are not the same kind of people." Tiera said with a smile.

His smile was hidden in the shadow of the candlelight, making it difficult to see.