Harry Potter's Bastard

Ogel's intention is very simple, it is to kill two birds with one stone.

First, to exploit the long-standing desire of the vampire...... He knew that as long as he threw that mask out, the vampires would do something.

At that time, Voldemort had already deepened his relationship with the Richie family and received quite strong help, combined with the Richie's unclear relationship with the vampires in private, it was a sure thing for Voldemort and the vampires to get together.

Don't underestimate the intelligence level of those pure-blood families, as long as the Richie family dares to participate in it, it will definitely be known...... Even if you can't hold their handle on the surface.

As Ogle expected, the vampires caused a lot of trouble, and the Presbyterian Council paid enough attention to it, so that it attracted a lot of attention and the tilt in the allocation of forces, coupled with his deliberate grinding and appropriate "intelligence leaks" on the North American side, resulting in a considerable part of the Elders' forces being pinned down far from Europe.

He's been creating as many opportunities as he can for Voldemort and the vampires. As long as they can succeed in bringing Valerio. Gaona's seal is broken...... Of course, it doesn't matter if you can't. Anyway, the strength of the Rich family will inevitably be severely hit in this matter, and by the way, the power of the Council of Elders will be weakened.

His chance comes when there are a succession of problems in wizarding society.

You know, Ogle has been nominally released from exile, and he can return to Europe if he wishes, and with his connections and family name, he can dominate one of the subordinate bodies of the Presbyterian Church. At that point, the plan he had been preparing for the time would be officially launched.

It is unrealistic to expect change in peacetime, because conservative vested interests can hinder such change. But in a turbulent social environment, some of his activities will be much easier.

Clearly drawing on Grindelwald's failures, Ogle did not choose to use violence in the first place, but instead took a more moderate approach with the intention of changing the status quo in the wizarding world. However, the difference in his goals with Grindelwald naturally leads to a difference in means.

Grindelwald wanted to improve the status of wizards and the rights that wizards should enjoy, while Ogle wanted wizards and Muggles to merge and break down the long-standing segregation.

One is to make the fusion of wizards and Muggles the ultimate goal, and the other is to make it a prerequisite for achieving the goal. It can only be said that they have taken different directions in the reform of the wizarding world, and there is no difference between high and low.

Solim didn't really think highly of his father, although he was quite interested in it, and even wanted to get involved...... But the sheer disparity in power made Ogel's plan almost unsuccessful. In his opinion, the most is to pry the foundation of the Presbyterian Church a little, so that more wizards can realize the situation they are facing and start thinking about related issues.

Grindelwald was a pioneer of reform, but he took a fork in the road, while Ogle learned some of his lessons and changed the focus of his actions. Before the will of the wizarding populace was unified, Solim did not believe that Grindelwald and Ogle were fundamentally different in behavior.

In order to succeed, or to be close to success, it is not enough to enlist the support of ordinary wizards, Ogle must also win over pure-blood families who wield vast resources and power.

There is one very difference between wizarding and Muggles: the difference in the personal power of wizards.

For ordinary people who don't know magic, the difference in their strength is very small, and they can also reduce this gap with various weapons. A big-shouldered, well-bodied man can also be easily killed by a skinny and malnourished man with a single bullet.

But wizards can't.

A powerful wizard can easily take out dozens of crappy wizards with poor skills, and most of the people in the wizarding world belong to this kind of "crappy wizards". The absolute disparity in power makes armed conflict an impossible reality.

What is power? Power is, in the final analysis, violence.

Pure-blood families possess this kind of violence, and in order to maintain their advantage, they also do everything possible to block and monopolize those high-end magical knowledge. Take Selwyn, for example, they are learning valves, valve valves.

When more than 90% of the knowledge, power, and wealth belong to the pure-blood family, there is no possibility for ordinary wizards to resist at all. Ogle had only one choice to achieve his goal: enlist the support of the pure-blood families.

What does it take to win allies?

Either promise wealth and power, or rely on the same values and common positions.

Unfortunately, pure-blood families with a long heritage are neither lacking in wealth nor power, and those who can have the first two are certainly not lacking in strength. Unless they've been hit in the head by a troll, they're not sure what the future will change.

Of course, there are only a dozen families at the top of the wizarding world, such as the Summerby family who stuffed Evans into Hogwarts, but the help that a pure-blood family like this can bring is really limited, unless it can win the support of a large number of small and medium-sized families, there is no hope at all.

To unite so many families to help Ogle stand on the platform requires outstanding political talent, as well as ...... The strength and wealth that can deliver on promises.

After listening to his son's series of analysis, Ogle seemed very happy.

"I've given you a brief hint before, but you've apparently listened and thought about it. "I'm glad I've got you so much in mind, but how do you know I can't do it? You don't even know what I've done, what I'm doing, and what I'm going to do, so how dare you conclude that I can't get enough support?"

Solim frowned, thinking of the family's strange attitude towards Ogle, and the hints he had heard earlier in the caves of Clermont...... If this is what he thinks, then at least two of the "Thirteen Families" approve of or acquiesce in Ogel's actions. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Selwyn and Clermont are quite a formidable force. If you use their power to win more allies......

"But there are hidden dangers. Solim crossed his hands, "The big family, the small family, and the ordinary wizard people are different in their interests, and those allies you have wooed have disagreements...... Obviously, they are bound to have disagreements. "

Solim spread his hands.

"What are you going to do then?"

"Also, the purity of the team is still important, how can you guarantee that the goals and objectives will not change as the number of joiners increases?"

Rather than being upset by his son's disobedience, Ogle praised Solim's words:

"I always thought I knew you well enough, but now it doesn't seem like so. Ogle pushed the empty cup aside with the back of his arm.

"Maybe after you graduate I should find you some really challenging job, and I'm sure you can do it. "

"Don't, don't—"

Solim hurriedly shook his hand.

"A guy like me who has a low level of skill is just rhetoric, and if I really want to do something complicated and have a lot to worry about, I'm going to mess up. "

Regarding Solim's statement, Ogle was noncommittal.

"How about a simple little task? I'm sure you'll be able to do it well. "

Solim looked at him warily.

"Dumbledore's wand. Ogle tapped his finger at the table, "I need you to get it, after your headmaster, of course." "

"I'm sure you won't have to wait too long. "。