Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

After our lives became stable, more werewolves wanted to get married, so we had corresponding discussions.

First, because it could cause trouble later if we didn't communicate seriously, we discussed whether we should tell our spouses that we are werewolves. If the other party can't accept it, we shouldn't get married. In the end, we decided that only those who can accept the identity of werewolves can get married. Of course, there are people who confessed during the dating stage, but there are also people who didn't.

“What will become of the child?”

"If they mate when they are transformed into wolves, then the offspring will not be a human wolf, but a smart wolf? But they won't be born as human wolf, right?"

"That's why you need to get the other person's consent before you can get married."

"It's true that if I don't tell my spouse, I can use work to cover it up, but if my child also inherits this condition, I will eventually have to tell him. In that case, I will be accused of not being honest."

"If they get married with understanding, they will accept it even if their child becomes like that."

"We won't know what will happen until the baby is born. Maybe it will be different for boys and girls."

"That's true. There are indeed many things that you can only understand after you are born."

"But if that happens, as long as there is a place, they can be raised. And the spouse will cooperate."

On the noble's farm, an older man raised his hand to speak.

"Can I say a few words? As far as I know, it's not hereditary.

If a couple are both wolves, and conceive during the full moon as wolves, the child is known to be a wolf. If the child is conceived at other times, it will not be inherited. After years of observation, I think this is the case, but there is no conclusive evidence. "

"Has this ever happened on a farm?"

"Yes, usually if a child is born, in many cases, they will choose to abort. Magic can quickly tell whether it is a wolf or a child in the belly. If it is a child, it will be troublesome to take care of it because there will be no workers, so many places prohibit men and women from dating, but it does not mean that there are no lovers. Sometimes, lovers will elope in order to raise the child themselves, but in the end they can't make a living and can't secure a habitat for the wolf transformation, so they often eat their own children. I have seen many people die after waking up... Eating and killing means that the child is born as an ordinary human, right?"

"really……"

"What if the baby is a wolf?"

"Wolves live in the same place, so there are actually quite a few wolves born. However, that is not prohibited. It is also much easier to give birth than human children. In most cases, they are sent to ranches. If they run farms, many of them run ranches, so even if they are not, there are some who know other pure-blood nobles, right? So, the children will go to such places. Wolves that can communicate are also gentle, so they are easier to use than ordinary dogs. Therefore, I think they are treated well."

"I see... just like Dumbledore, wanting to ensure that the wolf is available."

"But it would be more conscientious if they could live a normal life like sheepdogs. No matter how you look at it, it seems that Dumbledore is using them as abandoned pawns, right?"

"Although I could pretend to accept the mission and escape, that's unlikely..."

"Or just separate from the human world and live quietly."

"If the mission is successfully completed, the plan is to move to the Hogwarts forest, right? So, this is impossible."

There was a hint of sadness in the air. The man in his fifties who had been listening quietly began to speak.

“… Could it be that…?”

"Any idea?"

"...No, there was a big wolf community at that time, right?"

"Well, most of the people here are werewolves, right?"

"You're still young, so you may not know this, but about 20 or 15 years ago, there were sometimes wolves that attacked like Greyback did... I've always wondered where they came from. As I said earlier, if a wolf is born in a community, it usually goes to a sheep or goat farm soon, so there are basically no adult wolves in the community, but they always appear for no reason."

"…You're right, there was. I remember those wolves specifically targeted the weak, so I thought they were smart wolves. I had always forgotten about that."

"Mr. Wolf also said recently that we should try not to let wolves give birth to children. That was about 15 years ago... Indeed, among the children born in Hogwarts Forest, there are no werewolves younger than that. I don't know where the young children came from, but they were all brought by Dumbledore."

“I see… this is the truth of the matter.

I remember Limus saying that Dumbledore's justice doesn't make anyone happy. He's good at exploiting people's pure hearts. He said maybe it wasn't a crime, but it wasn't completely wrong. To be honest, I don't understand.

Even though I have read many articles about Dumbledore, everyone used to think that he was the embodiment of justice, but he turned against me in the end. This cold-blooded behavior is hard for me to understand. I am also confused that he is obviously a just person, but there are many doubtful things about him.

But after listening to what you just said, I understand.

Is that wolf the guardian of those children? Those children who were brought from somewhere, if they had not turned into werewolves, perhaps they would have been loved and cared for in their respective families. Unlike me who was born in a helpless family, they were originally well taken care of by their families. Whenever such children were brought to the forest, the wolf with a strong sense of justice would definitely tell them that Dumbledore was an evil werewolf who turned those good children into werewolves. Then, even if Dumbledore did not ask them to do so, they would definitely want to eliminate the root of all evil. "

“Indeed… I have also heard Limus say that Dumbledore is good at using people’s pure hearts to guide them, but I always thought I was too stupid to understand, but it turns out that’s the case.

Perhaps the old man never directly said he wanted to kill the evil wolf. If so, it would be abetment of murder, and therefore a criminal act. Despite the endless doubts, Limus said he did not commit a crime, which made it even more difficult for me to understand, but it turned out to be like this.

The wolves' desire to protect those children was sincere and pure, but when they learned that such children were created, they were filled with righteous indignation and wanted to use their own lives to eliminate evil wolves like Greyback, and were willing to risk their lives for this.

Indeed, he did not stain his hands, nor did he instigate crime. He just created an environment that made people think that way. That's all, it's not a crime. In fact, there is nothing wrong with protecting those innocent wolfs who have nowhere to go. On the contrary, it can be said to be a good deed. Although it is a bit inappropriate to use the forest without permission, it is definitely not wrong from a moral point of view. Things called justice, although it is true that no one is happy.

He is obviously being hypocritical, but he might actually be a good person. It's disgusting. I see... this is the truth. This old man is really a bad character. It is because of him that the magic world has not become better, and I can understand that.

So, the wolf didn’t give birth to a child in order to avoid being exploited…”

"That wolf was very smart... While it was protecting its habitat, it was also keeping an eye on the children so they weren't taken advantage of."

"But Mr. Wolf, it's a mystery whether he can be classified as a wolf. He may have lived for more than 40 years?"

"It is said that he acted very weak in front of the old man, but now he is full of energy."

“I hope he lives a long life.”

"New partners are here too."