Hogwarts Archmage

(There are some boring chapters, you don’t have to read them, but they are useful, so I will post them. Starting from the second grade, most of the overall plot of the original novel will be changed, so... I’m sorry.)

Wald was chatting happily with Hill in his office. The professor was not as busy as Wald said. On the contrary, he was quite leisurely.

"You just let your little apprentice go free?" Hill said with a smile, "When he discovers something is wrong in a few years, I'll see how you explain it."

"There is no way. Little Margaery has been begging me for a long time. Such a lovely child, how hard-hearted does it take to refuse her? So, I had to find a way to trick him into playing for a few days. Anyway, in the end he only felt uncomfortable for a few hours. Other than that, there is no actual loss.”

"I'm talking about reading."

"I can't really let you teach him. To be honest, he's not very interested."

"...Okay, let's get down to business." Hill opened the drawer and took out a list from it and handed it to Walder, "These are the professors and more promising people I have contacted who are willing to contact the wizarding class. Even aspirational lists of this class.”

Walder lit a cigar without smoking, just held it between his fingers, looked at the list and said, "Not bad, they are all talented people..."

"After all, they are the first group of people, and we have to rely on them to start our first step. I have even prepared the radio station. Is it okay with you...?"

"Of course, I have prepared 27 elderly wizards over 150 years old, which fit their traditional image of mages."

"Twenty...there are so many countries in this world, is that enough?"

"That's enough, Hill," Walder finally took a puff before the cigar was put out on its own. "Those small countries are not important. How many countries in this world really have the right to speak?"

"Isn't it a little too... eager to start with these big countries?"

"Old man, do you think that even if we take over all the public opinion rights in South America, will it be meaningful to those Americans? If they find that there is no benefit, they will only continue to suppress us in the dark."

"What if they find they can't hold it back anymore?"

"Oh haha~ That's going to be a lot of fun. The medieval witch hunt is coming again."

Hill looked at Walder and frowned, "I think you're a little too worried. Wizards are overwhelming to Muggles. You just need to control a few of their leaders and use magic to influence their thoughts. How can you do that?" So much trouble.”

"This is unreliable," Walder said gently as he was about to leave. "Control magic can be overcome by willpower. Do you think there are many people who can be the leaders of these big countries who lack willpower?" Even if some people look ridiculous. And if you choose to directly threaten their lives...the real state controllers behind those leaders...do you think they won't raise a few wizards?"

"...Then I'll listen to you. I just doubt whether this method is really feasible."

Walder dusted off the cigarette ashes. He was not like those who smoked cigars with a sense of ritual. He would just dust them off if he didn't like them: "Hill, let me tell you a story. It happened last year.”

"what story?"

"You still remember the little witch who came with Ma En when he came that day."

"Remember, your name is Ai... Esther, right?"

"Correct."

"What's up with her."

"This little girl has a memory of more than 30 years in her soul, and her whole person is overwhelmed by emotions and selfish desires. I once talked about Ma En with Albus, and she heard how strange and powerful Ma En was, so she decided Ma En is the goal of her desire, do you know how she achieved this goal?"

"It's easy for a girl to chase a boy, right?"

"No, she neither stated nor hinted."

"Then how did she do it."

"She just used a little time to let Ma En get used to her always being around, and then through an accidental coincidence, she reasonably created an intimate atmosphere, and naturally lay on Ma En's bed - of course, due to age, They can't do anything now, and because of the memory of more than 30 years, she cherishes both parties' bodies very much, and there is no way she can let Ma En do anything wrong."

"You want to say...a drop of water penetrates a stone?"

"I prefer boiling a frog in warm water to describe it."

"Ward, as a professor, I have basic professional ethics. I regret to tell you that boiling frogs in warm water is fake."

"Have you tried?"

"I tried it when I was in middle school."

"Oh~ you are so cruel."

A vein popped up on Hill's head, "Ward, if I hadn't been a squib, today I would..."

"what happened to you?"

"Forget it, it's okay."

"If you have nothing to do, let's continue the topic just now. Just like we planned, we first look for a group of elites or people who have social mouthpieces, especially those who just want to live a good life and have no concept of the country and the nation, and then let these people see it with their own eyes. A touch of magic will take them to another world. When they face a powerful force, they will naturally fall to their knees, and then slowly and subtly affect others. Finally, when everyone knows the day when the wizard is known, we are already sitting The opposite side of them had breakfast with them..."

"It should be a feasible method, but...it will take many, many years, and the Muggle regime must be sufficiently insensitive."

"Time is not afraid of time. The most important thing for wizards is time. As for the paralysis of political power... Believe me, the political powers of most countries are careless. They will care about the immediate interests, not the traps in the distance."

"There are always those who are not paralyzed."

"Then stay away from being paralyzed. When we successfully reach the sun in all other countries, there will be nothing they can do to us."

Hill thought for a moment and said: "It's feasible, but what about the Ministry of Magic? I know that your strength far exceeds that of the Ministry of Magic in various countries, but a direct war with a large number of casualties is probably not what you want, right?"

Instead of answering him, Walder asked another question, "What do you think of Umbridge?"

"You mean the pink toad?"

"Yes."

"Her personality is domineering, self-righteous, and her extreme low self-esteem gives her extreme vanity and desire for control."

"The most important thing is that she is stupid enough."

"You wouldn't be..."

Walder nodded, "I plan to help her become the next Minister of Magic - in the near future."

"She shouldn't be so stupid. After all, she is someone who can climb to the position of senior deputy minister."

"That's what I thought at first. It wasn't until I met her later that I realized that all her brain was focused on flirting with her."

"How to say."

"You remember the incident she caused at Hogwarts and she was fired by the Ministry of Magic, right?"

"Remember, wasn't that what Fauci did to protect her?"

"Yes, but after I came to the door and said that I would help her return to the Ministry of Magic, within a few words, she believed that Fauci deliberately asked her to step down."

"Is she that stupid?"

"This kind of thing, as long as you time it well and your opponent doesn't have the brains to match his status, it's easy to believe it. I said she was stupid because she believed it too quickly."

"Maybe it's a desire for power... Then how did you help her."

"Nothing was done. It was Fauci who took her back because he downplayed the situation. I just picked up a favor. She still thinks to this day that I exchanged interests with Fauci in some way and treated me. The loyalty is unimaginable.”

"You are... really capable."

"Who doesn't like to pick up bargains?"

Hill shook his head and asked his last question before the conversation ended: "Now that we're done, can you satisfy my curiosity? How long did Margery ask you for before you agreed to help?" She tricked Ma En out."

"A full 30 seconds."

"30 seconds? You sold Ma En?"

"I can't help it, Margery is too cute."

"Have you forgotten that the child is a natural master of powerful Legilimency?"

"I know. It is precisely because she has seen so many people's hearts that her innocence is so precious."