Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

"Our home..."

Just imagining it gives me a headache, but it is indeed possible and it has always been something I worry about.

"So, can you help me?"

Weasley said to me, smiling.

"In fact, if that person is resurrected, the only ones who will be happy are probably the fanatics, right? For example, the Lestranges... For example, the Lestranges... And the Lestranges..."

“There must be someone else!”

Edgar interjected.

"But the ones who really have the financial resources and are loyal are mainly those two, right? Especially Bella Trix. She will definitely not back down just because she knows that the man is not a pure-blood. Then again, why not let Voldemort and Bella get married? Maybe it's because the predecessors who are still tenaciously alive strongly oppose it? The old man's sense of superiority is really too strong. 'We will never allow half-pure blood to enter the noble Black family!' He would probably say that.

After they get married, it would be nice to let Bella inherit the Black family's side branch, or revive the Gaunt family and let their children inherit the Black side branch, or even marry into the main family.

If a powerful wizard like Voldemort could be brought into the Black family, the family's strength would surely be greatly enhanced.

If successful, considering that the Blackburn family has no heirs, their children can naturally become the legitimate heirs of the Black family.

And think about the power of their child - a child with the direct bloodline of Black and Slytherin, it must be extremely powerful! If it were me, I would definitely do the same.

Although the Lestranges were a good match in their worship of Voldemort, they were more like followers of the same sect than a couple.

This speculation is quite terrifying.

But it is true, they might be able to control the entire wizarding world more easily...

"Speaking of those fanatics, there is also Crouch's youngest son, right? But he only went that far because his father was even worse than Arthur. Compared with his father, Arthur is still a more human father. Even if he knew that Voldemort was not a pure-blood, he would probably follow him until the end of his life.

According to this logic, the rat-headed boy will also follow Voldemort.

After all, Voldemort had provided his mother with the peaceful old age he had always dreamed of, and he would probably have felt the need to repay the favor.

What about others? Carlo, Dorokhov, Marcibel, Avery? These people are also radical, but what will they choose? "

"Avery is of the same generation as us. I always thought he was aware of these circumstances, but if you, the current head of the Malfoy family, don't know, then he may not know either."

"However, Avery's family did not die suddenly from dragon pox like my parents did, so there is a good chance that he knows the truth of the matter. Even so, he may still decide to follow Voldemort."

Ignatius frowned, as if thinking about something.

"What a coincidence in timing, don't you think?"

"What time?"

“The timing of the dragon pox outbreak is something I’ve been thinking about since our last chat at our house.

Because of that incident, the Black family was effectively broken.

Regulus was missing, and when he tried to explain the situation to Sirius, Mr. Orion collapsed again.

Although I don't know exactly when Regulus disappeared.

If it is dragon pox infection, in order to prevent the spread, it can only be completely isolated and no contact can be made.

If it was any other illness that warranted a visit, Mr. Orion might have tried to convince Regulus to at least return to a neutral stance, or similarly convince Sirius to go home and inherit the Black family, no matter how hard he tried.

But he died before these actions could take place.

The Malfoys, too, died before they could tell you the details."

The most miserable are the Potter family.

The situation at that time was simply the worst for them, and even the separation of the family was affected by it.

All that was left was a young, ignorant, and absolutely trustful head of the family, as well as a huge inheritance.

Then, when the head of the family has an heir, he will be dealt with.

Treat the heir as your own pawn and dispose of the huge assets at will.

Dumbledore is also "the leading authority on dragons," right? He'd probably know how to use blood and all about dragon pox.

I can't speak.

"If that's the case, Avery might have joined Tom's camp because he was against Dumbledore? His roommates were forced into darkness, both light and dark, and the pure-blood nobles died one after another due to suspicious diseases."

"He can't stand this situation..."

Silence enveloped the entire scene.

"That's exactly what happened. My Weasley family advocates light, but we don't like Dumbledore. On the other hand, we can't agree with Voldemort's idea of ​​completely excluding Muggle-borns. After all, he himself can't be considered a pure blood, right? Although we know the dangers of Muggles, I think the best thing to do is to continue to hide the existence of the magical race. If we try to dominate Muggles, their numbers and technological advantages are overwhelming. Think of the history of witch hunting, the burning of witches in medieval Europe, and the destruction of Buddhism in Asia. If we act rashly, the Muggle rulers may erupt in violent resistance, and Muggle-born wizards will inevitably stand on the opposite side, which may endanger the survival of the wizarding world in the end."

"Once it is clear that Muggles are the enemy, they will definitely fight back. Pure-bloods should realize that slaughtering Muggles everywhere will only put the wizarding world in crisis."

"Of course, if there were a hundred people like Voldemort, and they existed forever, then perhaps domination would be possible..."

"Does he intend to be immortal? Did he split himself in order to be able to resurrect..."

Percival whispered.

"It's very likely, right? But if that's the case, does the magic race still have a future? If he can be resurrected, then he must despise life, not only the lives of Muggles, but even the lives of magic races. Can the magic race really prosper like that?"

"What on earth was he thinking? Killing those people, then resurrecting them after reforming them according to his own wishes? That is beyond the scope of being human."

“So that’s it, he wants to surpass humans.

This possibility made him believe that the magical race was superior to the Muggles.

If so, is it the prosperity of the magic family, or is he simply trying to realize his ideal world? Do the magic family really want the world he desires?

In any case, that would be a world where there would be no resistance to him, right? I don't want to accept that world.

I hope to avoid the forces of light and darkness consuming each other and causing a decrease in the number of pure bloods.

I understand that pure blood has better quality magic power, and pure blood is needed to maintain the wizarding world.

Relying solely on Muggle-borns may lead to difficulties in the future. My family fully understands this.

Therefore, it is not wise for pure-blood nobles to fight each other.

Otherwise, the Muggle-borns, whom the pure-bloods hate, will ultimately gain power.

You understand that, right? We have to compromise somewhere.

Otherwise, it would only benefit those who wish for the purebloods to consume each other.

But those people never considered what would happen to the wizarding world after the pure-bloods disappeared.

So I would not entrust the future of the wizarding world to him."

Edgar muttered.

You're right. If this continues, the number of pure-blood nobles on both the light and dark sides will only decrease.

Chen looked at me solemnly.

"The Weasley family has a large population, so we have a strong ability to gather intelligence. We can get in touch with both pure-bloods and Muggle-borns of the Light Faction. However, my family has always been hated by those pure-blood nobles who are neutral or lean towards the Dark Faction, so I hope to ask you for help in this regard."

"You look like someone from the dark side, but based on my observations over the years, although you don't accept Muggle-borns, you don't care about other things, right? You are not willing to actively kill or force them, right? You don't get along with the radical Voldemort. You hope that the wizarding race will prosper, but you want to live happily with your wife and son, right? It's not worth it for you to work hard under Voldemort, right? People in my family say that your children are kind-hearted and will never stand on Voldemort's side no matter what."

"It's not a bad thing for a force that doesn't side with Voldemort or Dumbledore, right? However, there has to be a banner, so let Sirius carry it."

Although there was nothing wrong with what he said, he saw through my character, which made me feel unhappy, so I subconsciously retorted:

"Aren't you afraid that I will betray you?"

After hearing what I said, the Weasleys all laughed, and Chen, who was in the lead, said:

"Not at all. I am very confident in my own vision. Besides, when our family discussed the establishment of a third force, your name was the first one that came to mind, and it was passed almost unanimously. Although my family represents the light camp on the surface, it is actually more neutral."

"So, what are you going to do?"

He widened his smile and stared at me.

Really, the Weasleys are so annoying.