Supreme, Supreme, Dark Lord!

Memory is snooped.

This matter is actually quite big or small.

──In the final analysis, there is nothing to be concerned about, because Legilimency only saw his dream "Note" at that time instead of flipping through the memory at will.

──But it is still very serious, because the person whose memory was reviewed is the supreme Dark Lord and the offender himself is still shrinking so far.

It is unknown who the opponent is.

The identity of the other party is unknown.

The other party's purpose is unknown.

The only thing Voldemort could be thankful for was that the other party didn't kill him when he was unconscious.

... "Lucky".

Voldemort hated this word, but there was no better way to express it. Regarding this attack, the only thing Voldemort confirmed was that the memory he was read from was just a fragment of the past and had no intelligence value.

Since the opponent can attack him once when he shows the gap, will the opponent try again until he gets what he wants?

It would - because if it were Voldemort himself, he would be too.

So... what should he do?

Voldemort, who had no clue, suppressed his anger. He knew that anger would only consume his energy uselessly. It was just the most negative and ineffective means of venting, and it would have no effect on that hand in the dark, so Voldemort decided to First stand still and pretend that nothing happened without knowing anything.

He had to wait... for the moment when the opponent made another move.

What is the nature of the snake?

It's the silence that hides in the dark and waits for an opportunity to attack.

He—to let that person know a fact.

The descendant of Slytherin will never tolerate others.

With such an undercurrent of depression, Voldemort also lost the patience to take classes seriously. As a wayward and contemptuous dark wizard, Voldemort used his rights as a professor viciously.

He triple-jumped the literacy education for mentally handicapped young wizards, from direct progress of physical knowledge to practical action memory. After releasing Nagini as a teaching aid and restricting the range of activities of the students, Voldemort's people sat down. Standing in front of the desk, resting his left hand on his cheek, he tilted his head and stared depressedly at the fluttering students in front of him.

disappointment.

Really disappointed.

Hogwarts has always been known as the cradle of the British wizarding world and even the world's wizarding world, but there are few students who can calm down the snake in front of them. Although the Nagini released by him looks huge and terrifying, in the end it is not It was nothing more than a slightly bigger and longer mixed-breed poisonous python. A few cowardly wizards fainted just by Nagini swimming on the ground, and no one even had the courage to try to attack.

Overwhelmed by prejudice and fear, lacking in aggressiveness and ability to fight, is this... the hope of wizards now and in the future?

How do you fight future Muggles like this?

Voldemort felt very lost.

Or, should I say despair.

As a traditional wizard who embraced blood theory, Voldemort was contemptuous of Muggles.

Although half of Muggle's blood flowed in his body, Voldemort regarded himself as superior because he had magical powers, while ignorant and incompetent Muggles were dirty, dirty and inferior in his eyes.

He hates Muggles, perhaps, it should be said that he hates them, but he who travels through the future clearly knows how far Muggles will develop in the [-]th century.

The effects of the three Unforgivable Curses of wizards are single-body death, mind control, and torture-like effects, but Muggles have guns, drugs, and cruelty and atrocities far beyond human imagination.

Wizards need to use Podge to move far away, and it is uncomfortable and uncertain to be teleported, but Muggle public transportation only needs to sit and wait.

Wizards can do many things unimaginable by Muggles, but they need to use superb magic skills, and the ever-changing technology of Muggles can gradually do similar or better things. The huge impact of the moon landing event, wizards, even in the era when Voldemort died, no one was able to go to the moon, but the Muggles managed to do it in [-].

In addition to the fact that Muggles have gradually been able to compete with wizards in terms of their own culture, their population growth is a major crisis for wizards.

Over the years, the number of wizards has become less and less as if they were cursed. Even though pure bloods are always intermarried again and again, even noble wizards, Squibs without spellcasting ability are still emerging in endlessly, and the number of powerful pure bloods is gradually decreasing. , replaced by mixed blood and the hemp species that appear in Muggles.

Wizards rely on the power of blood inheritance, which is why they respect pure blood.

Pure bloods are powerful and pure, and although the mixing of foreign blood may briefly raise impurities, it is still an act of "dilution" in the final analysis.

One is divided into two, and two are divided into four, six, eight, sixteen, thirty-two... When wizards' spellcasting ability is divided to a "degree", can they still cast spells?Can it still be inherited?Can it still maintain its own inherent culture without being assimilated?

Wizards are a group of self-proclaimed arrogant people who can only revel in the splendor of the past without reflection. Will their neglect of Muggles eventually lead to the destruction of the entire wizarding world?Will there really be a day when there will only be ordinary foolish and stubborn beings left in the world, and will lose the powerful blood of true knowledge?

Voldemort didn't know, but he didn't want to think about it. If wizards and Muggles really had to stay on one side, then the one he chose would definitely not be Muggles. In that case, why not destroy the Muggles when they were fledgling?

This kind of thinking was rooted in Voldemort's heart with his understanding of Muggles, and this is what Voldemort has always been committed to. Although he used the blank period after World War II to gradually cultivate his power in the past, it was ultimately because of World War II. It was just over and it was difficult to wipe out a large number of Muggles without disturbing their counterattack, but now it's different. Voldemort, who traveled back to this era, encountered the best time to fulfill his ambition.

World War II.

World War.

Muggles' technology has been updated along with the war, and powerful weapons of mass destruction are also emerging in an endless stream.

The arms race has already become another kind of battle for the countries participating in the war; the Allies and the Axis countries are attacking each other and seeking comrades-in this context, it is not surprising how many Muggles have died, right?

Thinking about Voldemort, the corners of his thin and pale lips evoked a gentle smile, but his obsidian-like eyes were cold to the bone, and those eyes began to turn red from the depths of their eyes, as if burned by the flames of war, It looks extremely cruel, but it is also extremely attractive.

Germany and Great Britain.

Grindelwald and Dumbledore.

Both of them, Lord Voldemort, would help, but that didn't mean the noble Dark Lord would help them end the battle quickly.

All Lord Voldemort and the wizards want is stalemate, and that's why he chose to place his power in the United States.

Not biased.

Do not lean.

Use war to conquer the desired goal.

All these acts are for the greater good.

Voldemort cast his eyes distantly on a child who was being chased by Nagini, and smiled.

For only a wizard deserves a truly honorable victory.

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"Note": In the setting of the moon, the legitimacy is that the caster can only see the picture "he wants to see", that is, if the other party has not thought about a certain problem, then he will not see it at all. The answer to that question, like the Dark Lord didn't think of Snape as a double agent etc...