Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

"What if you really found me?"

"Yes... I will find a way to let Harry inherit a huge inheritance. This family not only has money, but also many very useful things. For a grandfather who likes to conduct various researches in secret, this is simply a treasure. He will definitely not let Harry get married. If Harry really wants to get married, he might have been eliminated long ago, right? However, after leaving the property to Harry, he will probably be dealt with in the end. After all, the biggest obstacle to that grandfather is Sirius. Any adult who really cares about Harry is an obstacle, so Lupin may have been eliminated long ago."

"…Lupin said something similar."

"Lupin is amazing! His talent does not lie in learning, but in his ability to see through situations. If Sirius had relied on Lupin instead of James when doing certain things, perhaps the results would have been better. James and Sirius are the same type of people, and advice from people of the same type is actually useless. What else did he say?"

"He said that if Ron was killed, the twins would notice and investigate, and they would die in an 'accident'. Then Bill would turn evil because of the loss of his brother."

"Wow, this possibility is really scary... If Bill goes that way, it will be a big problem. He is very interested in the curse. Although he is only satisfied with breaking the curse now, if we all die, he may pour the curse on everyone in Dumbledore's camp. It's really chilling..."

"Bill was heartbroken over the loss of his brother, and he attended our funeral with a blank expression. But secretly, he was frantically collecting the hair, blood, personal belongings, and other things of the Order of the Phoenix members that could be used for curses, in preparation for revenge. He might curse his parents, sister, and everyone else... And he doesn't agree with the idea of ​​dark magic, he just wants to cause the greatest trouble to Dumbledore. He will even fully support Voldemort's resurrection just to disgust Dumbledore. It's really possible..."

"However, if Bill really helps to resurrect Voldemort, he might resurrect Voldemort to his most handsome appearance to make me happy. Because the dead Ron liked beautiful things, Bill might think that since he is going to be resurrected, he should be resurrected to Voldemort's most beautiful period. Then, in order to prevent Voldemort from disliking his beauty after resurrection and destroying his appearance again, Bill will develop a permanent memory magic. In that case, I will be very happy in the other side and say, 'Bill really understands me!'"

"However, when Voldemort is resurrected and finds that he has become handsome, he will definitely be furious and kill Bill. However, even if he wants to destroy his beauty again, he can't do it. That face will remain beautiful forever. What will happen next? Bella Lestrange will definitely be excited about this? Other followers may also like the handsome Voldemort more. If they all sing 'This is great!' Voldemort may have to reluctantly keep this beauty. At least after the face becomes beautiful, it will look less evil."

"But Voldemort will definitely not be able to tolerate his handsome appearance that resembles his Muggle father. In order to break the powerful magic cast by Bill, he may lock himself up for research. During his seclusion, will the wizarding world be temporarily peaceful? And his men may prevent him from breaking the magic. The longer the time drags on, the longer the peace will last."

This guy seems to be particularly obsessed with Voldemort's face. Is that face really so worth lingering on? After all, my face must be much more beautiful than Voldemort's, right? But he never reacted to my face. Since he admires Voldemort's face so much, it's not too much to praise me a little, right?

"If you think about it this way, if Dumbledore had always been the headmaster, we shouldn't have gone to Hogwarts. In fact, if my brothers and I started living on our own, our uncle might have intervened. He might have told us not to go back to Hogwarts. Because our uncle is very smart and he would have surely seen our strong curiosity. In order to avoid getting involved in unnecessary trouble, he might have decided not to let us go to school."

"Anyway, we can survive even if we are not in the wizarding world. Bill and Charlie may go back, but the four of us will definitely choose not to go. Dumbledore has no interest in the children protected by the Weasleys, and he may even think that these children will hinder his plans. If we say we don't want to go to Hogwarts, he may agree readily. Percy and the twins are so smart that they can do well in Muggle courses and will definitely adapt smoothly. As for the courses at Hogwarts, it is enough to have Bill and Charlie to teach us. Mr. Edgar is very proficient in Potions and has a lot of equipment on hand, so we can learn in practice."

"Alas, I'm afraid the curiosity of these two brothers cannot be suppressed. Even the head of the Weasley family can't do anything about it."

"Do you know what would happen without your brothers?"

"Like I said just now, at some stage, Sirius and Lupin would have been eliminated. And Professor Snape might have been abandoned along the way. That man is very talented, right? And he is hardworking. He will definitely not be as impulsive as Sirius, so he will be exploited to the point of being completely drained. Now he may still sacrifice himself for Harry, and it's terrifying to watch him. He is different from Sirius in that recklessness, but it is equally distressing. He doesn't value himself at all.

I always wonder if there is anyone who can cherish him and make him happy? After all, he seems to have never thought about being happy himself, and it is unlikely that he would think about making others, anyone other than Harry, happy. So, there must be someone who completely ignores his thoughts and is determined to make him happy. Moreover, that person must be a generous beauty, the kind that would not mind even if he loves Lily all his life. Right? It must be a beauty, right? After all, after seeing Lily's photo, I realized that she was amazingly beautiful. And Professor Snape's standard is Lily, and there is no way without someone as beautiful as her. But anyway, all this is impossible before Harry comes of age...

Oh my god, there will be a lot of deaths if this goes on. Maybe if we brothers went to Hogwarts, one of us would die. Maybe it would be me, or my twin brother who is close in age. Even if we were not killed by Dumbledore, we would die in the battle with Voldemort. If we continued to do what Dumbledore said, we would only see a mountain of corpses piled up, the headmaster's sense of responsibility was insufficient, and countless students would die because of him. In the end, Voldemort would be defeated and everything would be fine.

That’s the only future I can imagine.”

"What do you think will happen to Lucius?"

"He is an adult. He should protect his family, right? I admire this. Perhaps it is because they are aware of the turbulence of the times that they only have one child? Perhaps he judged that if there are more than one child, he will not be able to protect them all by himself? What if there is more than one child, he may be forced to sacrifice the one who is not the heir? For a pure-blood family, maintaining the continuation of the family is the most important thing, so having an only son makes it easier to refuse other people's requests in many cases. In order to prevent the descendants of the family from becoming abandoned, Lucius has taken precautions in advance, right? My brothers and I have discussed the problem of the decrease in the number of heirs in pure-blood families. Perhaps it is precisely to avoid being asked to sacrifice non-heirs that they only have one child. In this way, Voldemort is the least suitable leader of the pure-blood nobles. I really don't understand why they chose him. If it is for the prosperity of the family, I will definitely not choose him.

But even if they survive, the power of the Malfoy family will be weakened, and their wealth is no exception. That old guy (Dumbledore) does not understand the importance of pure-blood nobles in the wizarding world. Perhaps, he wants to eliminate all those who are better than himself? Whether it is Tom Riddle or pure-blood nobles. He may not even look down on Muggle-born wizards. Even if there is a Muggle-born who has extraordinary talents and leadership charisma that are enough to gain the support of pure-blood nobles and lead the reform and development of the wizarding world... It feels a bit like Tom. Although Tom is a half-blood, even if a Muggle-born has such a talent, Dumbledore may obstruct him in every possible way.

Even if Voldemort is defeated, it means that the power of the pure-blood nobles has been greatly weakened, and the wizarding world will no longer have enough power and wealth to deal with the powerful technology of Muggles. Eventually, the wizarding world will gradually decline.

On the surface, it seems that peace has been achieved, but the wizarding world will decline. By then, someone will surely come out and say, "Voldemort is right after all," and conflicts will break out again, accelerating the decline. Eventually, more and more wizards will get tired of such a wizarding world and turn to the Muggle world, and the wizarding world will shrink further.

There might still be places like Ollivander's wand shop, but the Ministry of Magic certainly can't survive. Hogwarts and Hogsmeade won't survive either. Hogwarts might still be there because of the powerful magic cast by its founder, but even so, the wizarding world won't have the resources to run it.

Probably, in the end, only Diagon Alley and Knockturn Alley were still barely able to maintain trade. As long as there were wands, they could still barely survive, but everything else would gradually disappear.

The wizards of the magical world will gradually disappear into the Muggle world and live their lives. Eventually, the framework of the magical world will completely collapse, Hogwarts will become a fairy tale legend, and the story ends here. "

"How's it going? Isn't this a good story?"

“…It feels quite possible.”

Although this prospect is creepy, it is indeed a possible future.