Hogwarts: I am Voldemort

The war in the wizarding world in England was started by MI7.

Therefore, when they stopped hunting and curbed their hostility, the entire wizarding world in England became harmonious.

Just three months after the opening of Diagon Alley, officials from the Ministry of Magic finally returned to the Ministry of Magic building.

It is said that Hogwarts is also preparing to start school, but it has been visited by "little boys" and the professors have now returned to start tidying up the dilapidated castle.

This is a big project that cannot be completed in a short time, so students will have to wait for a while.

But no matter what, peace did come. This is an indisputable fact.

And with the end of the battle in the wizarding world in England, the networks in various countries that had been silent for a long time finally became lively again.

It's not that the war frightened the keyboard warriors. After all, North America was still fighting like a rag, and there was no return to peace there like in England.

The root cause of the excitement on the Internet is the re-autonomy of the Riddle Consortium.

Yes, when MI7 first attacked the Ministry of Magic, the Riddle Consortium was under the supervision of MI7.

By the way, all the industries that MI7 can touch and belong to the Riddle Consortium are also under their control.

This has caused the Internet around the world - except for a few areas - to lock many keywords at the same time, and to ban those netizens who are willing to discuss this part of the content in a "friendly" but non-negotiable manner.

This caused the Internet to cry out, and many people even returned to print media to try to convey the details of the battle between wizards and Muggles.

But two completely different media have completely different functions.

Print media is not a place for discussion. With the emergence of the Internet, people are no longer used to this kind of family talk.

Therefore, the Ma-Witch War, which was so hotly debated, slowly faded out of people's sight.

But as the Riddle Consortium regained its autonomy, Pochs was released and returned to the Riddle Building, and those banned keywords and accounts were finally restarted.

For a time, public opinion around the world once again focused on the Ma-Witch War.

First, North America, a place that has been isolated from most countries, is still in chaos.

People actually don't pay much attention to this place.

It's not that they don't want to, but the chaos here has made it difficult for them to convey credible information.

People can't tell which ones are real and which ones are fake.

Therefore, the discussion about the Ma-Wook War in North America has slowly gone sideways.

People suddenly discovered that as North America fell into chaos, the world suddenly seemed to be much more peaceful.

"Isn't it true that no one studies 'Little Boy' anymore?"

“The world’s policeman is the cause of cholera?”

"The truth finally came out."

The same views are everywhere on the Internet around the world.

Suddenly, the title of "the number one bully in the global village" was attached to that country in North America.

Of course, this was just an episode in the discussion of the Ma-Witch War, and they soon focused their attention on Britain.

Compared to the chaos in North America, the re-emergence of peace here seems to have brought new ideas to the Ma witches.

Perhaps, apart from confrontation, peaceful coexistence may not be an option.

At least most netizens on the Internet still agree with this method.

Of course, there are those who agree and those who oppose it.

Although the Internet in this era cannot be called the most primitive period, the review of netizens' information is indeed not detailed enough.

This has made many people who are submissive in reality start to attack hard on the Internet.

"Give the wizard peace, rather than give him a chance to breathe."

"Only by exterminating 'them' can we protect our future generations."

"We have reason to believe that the future belongs only to us or those wizards, and battle is inevitable."

Various opinions are flooding the Internet, even though governments of various countries still have not clearly stated the existence of wizards, nor how they want to get along with each other.

But on the Internet, it has already been discussed in great depth.

There are some remarks here that seem reliable, but have already been changed in concept.

There are also those who are full of fear and pessimism about the future. They believe that humankind is about to divide and perish.

Some people even take this opportunity to pretend to be wizards and establish cults to fool others.

In short, when the Riddle Consortium unblocked the Internet, "beasts" came out in droves, and arrogant remarks abounded.

"In our survey, 30% of Muggles support peaceful coexistence. This is already a huge number."

In Gunter Castle, Porchis took the information and spoke to the senior officials of the Ministry of Magic and Death Eaters.

"Where are the portraits?" Hermione asked Porches.

Her question caused many people to whisper to those around them about the meaning of "group portraits."

Compared to most wizards, Hermione, who attended a Muggle university during the period when the Falcon was unsuccessful in the wizarding world, was obviously better able to understand the nature of the problem.

"As for the group portraits..." Pochis compiled the information, "They are mainly young middle-class people. They are very willing to accept a world with wizards, especially [Harry Potter] book fans, who have the highest recognition."

"It seems that the Dark Lord's plan a long time ago played a certain role." Hermione continued.

"How long will it take for the Dark Lord to be resurrected?" Neville asked Bella who returned here.

"He only said 'wait for the wind to come' and did not give me a specific time." Bella replied.

This answer made everyone present frown, and the discussion stopped here for a while.

"Do you have any specific guesses about how governments will respond?" Hermione asked Porches again.

"The main focus is on peaceful contact. After all, the chaos in North America has frightened many people, but this kind of peace must be limited, that is... a state of semi-supervision and semi-vigilance." Pochs said.

This is another answer that makes everyone unsatisfied, but it is also true enough.

"What did the International Council of Wizards say?" Neville asked Percy.

"They are trying to contact the Muggle United Nations, but you know, affected by the chaos in North America, the United Nations is also quite chaotic, so there is no real progress at the moment." Percy frowned and said.

"It seems that the chaos will continue, but I don't know if there are organizations like MI7 in other countries." Neville said thoughtfully.

His words made the atmosphere in the study become heavy. MI7 was like a mountain above the wizarding world in England. It brought too much pressure to the wizarding world.

"Theoretically, there should be, at least in European countries. It should be in Africa, where it is controlled by a family named Rajdev." Percy said, searching the memories in his mind.

"Rajidev?"

Bella murmured in surprise, attracting curious looks from everyone.

Most of these people did not know that Voldemort was resurrected in the Pyramid of Khufu, let alone Rajdev's attitude towards Voldemort.

"is there a problem?"

Percy asked the question on behalf of everyone, but Bella just shook her head and said nothing.

Before Voldemort's resurrection, she was not prepared to participate too much in everyone's discussions.

In fact, these people also know that the future of the wizarding world will not be decided clearly until Voldemort returns.

But how long do they need to wait?