Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

And so, the group said goodbye and left, leaving the mouse behind.

Indeed, this rat could be the tipping point that turns the tide.

I was surprised they had no hesitation in handing it over to a former Death Eater they had never spoken to in depth and didn't know if they could be trusted.

That person's style of doing things in the past was too radical. I was attracted by his dazzling brilliance when I was young, but now that I have a family and a career and have settled down, I don’t want to go back to that era.

I want to protect my present happiness.

Moreover, even if that person was resurrected, if all the pure-blood nobles of the light camp were killed one by one, the magic world would no longer be able to prosper.

If he did things exactly as he wanted, he would keep some people who catered to him, kill the others he disliked, and then resurrect them as loyal servants.

This possibility is very likely, but is it really good for the wizarding world?

Seeing as the Weasley family has taken in Muggle-borns and is now growing in number and strength, I can’t help but speculate that it’s only a matter of time before the pure-blood nobles will turn down this path as well.

However, surprisingly, the Weasleys did not marry Muggles directly.

There was still a line drawn between them and the Muggles.

The line is drawn so clearly that the pure-blood nobility might now feel a little envious of the Weasleys' current situation.

Of course, our family will try its best to remain pure-blooded, but with the number of pure-blooded nobles gradually decreasing, we are not sure how long we can maintain it.

The opposition between light and darkness leaves fewer and fewer choices.

Even if that person existed, the pure-blood nobles could not see a bright future.

The same is true for following Dumbledore.

Dumbledore was worse than him for pure-blood nobility.

Ever since Dumbledore began to dominate the wizarding world, the number of pure-blood nobles has continued to decrease, and several of the 28 sacred families have disappeared.

There have been rulers in history who have attempted to dethrone pure-blood families, such as the Huang Chao Uprising in Asia, the Great Revolution in Europe, and Genghis Khan's westward expedition that resounded throughout the world.

The number of pure-blood nobles supporting Dumbledore's camp also dropped significantly.

Although the reduced numbers were filled with Muggle-borns, not many people noticed this.

Many people died fighting against dark wizards.

There is no doubt that Dumbledore wants to completely eliminate the pure-blood nobility, which will only accelerate the demise of the wizarding race.

He didn't consider the future of the magic race at all.

If Sirius could be used skillfully, perhaps a new force could be established.

Although it will be difficult to control him, it is worth doing.

Everyone knew that he was against Slytherin, so those in the light camp would be willing to follow him under the banner of the Black family.

As for the pure-blood nobles in the dark camp, if the Black family, the king of pure-bloods, can be revived, perhaps some families will reluctantly agree.

Perhaps his experience in Azkaban had calmed him down and made him a little wiser.

However, this possibility is very small... he can never truly mature no matter how old he is.

Arthur Weasley's fanatical devotion to Dumbledore surprised me with the Weasleys' reaction.

Looking back on my school days, I never had any trouble with the other Weasleys except Arthur.

When they saw Arthur pestering me, they all looked guilty, and some even scolded him...

The former Septimus Weasley might be the problem.

He was also someone who was influenced by Dumbledore, but he was slightly smarter than Arthur Weasley.

Although I hate being busy, I have no choice but to do it for the sake of future peace.

It’s all about family.

I have a busy few days ahead of me, but where should I start...