Civilization and Harmony Hogwarts

"Actually—" Afu said tentatively, "little wizards often get married as soon as they graduate, so they usually have a relationship during their studies."

"so……"

I know what might happen next.

Afu's voice became smaller and smaller under Salazar's increasingly dangerous eyes, and the rest of the words were completely unspoken.

The witty Afu couldn't sit still and wait for death, she immediately turned her head and changed the subject.

"Albus and Grindelwald have now formed a blood alliance and put forward the slogan 'for the greatest good', so are they going to formally search for power and find the Three Hallows?" Afu asked knowingly, intentionally Divert Salazar's attention.

Sure enough, Salazar didn't know whether he was consciously cooperating or if he was really distracted. He began to analyze the current situation with Afu.

"Regardless of the era, change is difficult because it affects the interests of most people. Even though they know that the current corrupt status quo needs to be changed urgently, few people will take the initiative to sacrifice themselves to pursue an unknown possibility. "

"Grindelwald and Dumbledore are rare idealists who will put in practice."

"They think, they explore, they confront problems and find ways to solve them."

"To be honest, the establishment of the so-called "Secrecy Act" was indeed a compromise between wizards and Muggles, and some treaties that are still continuing have indeed caused a lot of harm to wizards—both mentally and physically."

"But what they see is still not comprehensive enough." Salazar sighed rarely.

He really hadn't seen such an outstanding wizard at this age for many years, so it was a pity to think of the somewhat extreme and idealized views he had heard and the two of them talked about.

"Today is also a lesson for you!" Sara looked at Afu.

Afu immediately waved her wand and prepared a small desk, parchment and quill, as if she were a good student.

The handsome and proud blond young man in the portrait cleared his throat and said, "Grindelwald currently has two views on the Secrecy Act."

"One is to explore the situation at the beginning of the promulgation of the "Secrecy Act", and come to the conclusion that this is a symbol of the witch's humiliation and concession."

"The second is to analyze that the "Secrecy Act" has hindered the development of wizarding society at present, and came to the conclusion that this law is no longer in the interests of wizards. He believes that the "Secrecy Act" has seriously affected the development of wizards. "

"But he didn't take into account other influencing factors."

Salazar analyzed Afu earnestly: "If we want to determine whether something is in line with the social situation at that time, we must look at it as a whole and see whether the advantages outweigh the disadvantages or whether the disadvantages outweigh the advantages."

"First of all, the Statute of Secrecy was born out of a time of tension between us wizards and Muggles. From the very beginning, the Act of Secrecy was meant to protect wizards, not Muggles."

"The two of them are right. In the face of a large number of Muggles, no matter how powerful the wizard's magic power is, no matter how subtle the spell is, it won't help—the ghost of their Gryffindor college is a good example."

Hearing Salazar mention Gryffindor, Godric looked around and observed secretly.

"In that era of cold weapons, a powerful wizard couldn't stand up to a group of Muggles swarming up, not to mention that Muggles now have a lot of hot weapons in their hands?"

"Really facing that kind of situation, I'm afraid the stupid lion himself has to go to see Merlin." Of course, Salazar saw Godric, the dog next to him, and immediately took him with him without saying a word.

Godric, who was damaged a bit, immediately rolled up his sleeves and rushed to have a fight with Salazar's portrait.

Fortunately, Rowena and Helga knew that Salazar was doing something right now—teaching Afu, and the two of them held the big red-haired lion with fried fur.

Seeing that Godric was stopped, Salazar stopped being a secret, and continued to analyze: "To a certain extent, the "Secrecy Act" is not guarding against radical extremists like Grindelwald and smart people like Dumbledore. people, but guard against those 'stupid people'."

"If wizards use magic among Muggles unscrupulously, ride magical animals to catch people's attention, and wear outlandish clothes to enter and exit Muggle places, and there are no corresponding laws to restrict this-then, as you can imagine, the world will be in chaos What does it look like?" Salazar guided Afu to construct a world without the "Secrecy Act" in her mind.

Afu thought about the scenes described by Salazar, and then diverted her thinking to think about how she might be treated as the only magic school in the UK if her existence was exposed.

Thinking of this, Afu immediately came back to her senses.

"Of course we can look forward to a society where wizards and Muggles coexist harmoniously, but judging from historical practice and Muggles' current cognitive ability, fear and rejection of unknown things, this goal is still impossible to achieve."

"And Grindelwald dreamed of creating such a society. He pursued the equality between wizards and Muggles. Not to mention whether wizards who have always been aloof and used to agree, just say Muggles—even wizards with magic, One day, if they face a group with more magical powers, they will reject them, or even adopt methods of killing and eliminating them, let alone Muggles."

"The existence of wizards will only attract greedy wolves who are waiting for magic. If they know the true level of our wizards, Muggles may try to control and imprison the relatively weak wizards, and wipe out the powerful one. batch."

"Afu, never underestimate the greed and cruelty of human nature." Salazar's tone was serious and his expression was stern, "I know that you are close to little wizards because of your original duty, but don't be defenseless, maybe British wizards We all love Hogwarts, but for some wizards, this love is not enough to dispel their ferocious desires and ambitions."

The worries and warnings in Salazar's tone made even Godric quiet down, and the four founders stared at Afu worriedly or seriously.

Afu was silent for a while, feeling a little depressed and struggling, but finally nodded.

Seeing that Afu could listen to it, Salazar breathed a sigh of relief, and continued: "It is impossible to build a society where wizards and Muggles coexist harmoniously, but it is still possible to build a society where wizards and Muggles coexist harmoniously."

"That's the downside of secrecy laws."

"Among the little wizards who enroll in Hogwarts every year, there are a lot of mixed-bloods or even mumps. There is no need to prohibit the love between wizards and Muggles. In other words, there are only those pure-blood families. Intermarriage will only lead to their It is difficult to give birth if the blood is too close, although the children of pure-blood families have a higher chance of possessing magical powers, and the greater the possibility of having powerful offspring."

Salazar thought of those pure-blood families who blindly pursued pure blood but had no heirs in the long years, and the books published by Muggles on genetic research and other knowledge that he showed him before contacting Afu.

After Godric heard that Salazar did not support consanguineous marriage, he immediately wanted to mention that the Gunters poked Salazar's lung tube.

But the keen Rowena immediately noticed that Godric was itching again. In order to prevent the aggressive big lion from interrupting Afu's study, the always elegant Ms. Ravenclaw extended her two well-maintained fingers to Ge The soft flesh around Derek's waist is pulled and twisted, and rotated 180°.

Godric grinned in pain for a moment, and just about to cry out in pain, Helga covered his mouth.

"If you really want 'harmonious coexistence of wizards and Muggles', there is really a rather despicable way." Sara saw Godric's miserable state, but at this moment he was in no mood to laugh at his deadly enemy.

It is more important to teach my daughter a lesson.