What is a person’s ideal?

Grindelwald's eyes suddenly became a little dazed.

When a teenager asks an old man about his ideals, it always makes people feel a sense of absurdity. Normally, the elderly usually asks the young man about his ideals, because most of the elderly’s ideals cannot be realized or have been realized.

However, this problem is very heavy.

Facing the young boy Weisen Wright, Grindelwald, who had experienced many ups and downs, did not want to give a wrong answer, because any answer could change the fate of the gray-haired boy.

“I used to want to change the world.”

Grindelwald looked at the sea under the dark night, his voice gradually became gentle, and he told his young story in a chat: "I always thought that the direction of this world would destroy us. I want to change the whole world and let it go in the direction it should go."

"What about now?"

Weisen Wright couldn't help but raise his eyebrows.

"Little guy, I'm old."

Grindelwald looked at the sea and continued gently: "For an old man, asking about his current ideals is more sad than talking about unfulfilled ideals in the past... If I really say it, I hope that the day when magic dies will never come. How can such a thing be avoided?"

When Grindelwald said these things, he even felt a little powerless in his voice: "Since we were at that time, Muggles have become smarter and smarter. Their knowledge and culture are slowly surpassing us, their weapons are becoming stronger and stronger, and they have gradually gained the power to destroy the entire world..."

"At that time, I no longer know what else I could do. The war between Muggles is almost over. Once the magic world is exposed in the Muggles world, it will become the fish slaughtered by Muggles, but we can't do anything. We can only wait quietly for Dumbledore's appointment and the wizard's death..."

"Even Dumbledore's students later caused a lot of trouble, and many unwilling wizards went to surrender to him. They could only attack a village, a street, and a city. For the large number of Muggles, the trouble they caused was only a trivial matter."

"No one Dumbledore must appear among ten thousand wizards. However, even if every wizard can be like Dumbledore, he cannot withstand the weapons that Muggles can destroy a city with one blow. They are always improving, but we can only hide ourselves deeper and deeper until the day when the wizard dies..."

"…Wait a mininute."

Wiesen Wright interrupted Grindelwald and suddenly spoke: "Mr. Grindelwald gave up his ideals back then. Did Muggles invent a weapon that could destroy the world?"

"Little guy, believe me."

Grindelwald turned his head and glanced at Wiesen Wright, with a hint of pain and concentration in his eyes: "You will never want to experience that feeling, the powerlessness that you already know the ending..."

That feeling...

Grindelwald has experienced it personally.

While he was still calling the wind and rain all over the world, and even wanted to withstand the pressure and continue to launch a war between the wizard and the Muggle, his subordinates told him that the prophecy at that time in 1927 had come true.

According to the US Department of Magic, the Muggles have developed a weapon that can kill more than 100,000 with one blow and destroy a huge city. Many wizards called the pioneer of the magic world Grindelwald immediately realized a problem.

The winner of the war…

It's impossible to be a wizard.

At least a wizard will never rule Muggle.

Even if a wizard is strong enough, it can destroy a city with magic, and it will never change the ending, because only Dumbledore and Grindelwald can do this, while Muggles can continuously create such powerful weapons.

"Just because of this?"

Wiesen Wright looked at Grindelwald, who was a little old with his expression and continued softly: "So, Mr. Grindelwald believes that once a wizard cannot defeat ordinary humans, it will sooner or later die?"

"I've been staying in the tower."

Grindelwald sighed and looked at the sea and continued, "Little guy, you should have seen more than I do. The world of Muggles has progressed rapidly. Perhaps now they have surpassed the wizards. Sooner or later, there will be such a day. The wizards no longer yearn for magic to become wizards, but choose to put down their wands and be Muggles..."

This is the general trend.

Because any wizard can disguise himself as an ordinary human at any time.

In the future, these wizards will become more and more envious of the lives of ordinary humans in the magic world, and even now there is this trend. Sooner or later, they will leave the magic world and integrate into the world of ordinary people.

Even some tools invented by ordinary humans are more practical than magic. The Ministry of Magic has begun to set a ban on the abuse of Muggle items, although Arthur Weasley, the director of this department, is also a wizard who likes Muggle items.

According to Grindelwald, when wizards begin to yearn for the human world and want to give up magic and become an ordinary human, it is the day when the magic world is heading for destruction.

This view is indeed good.

Grindelwald looked at Weisen Wright who was in deep thought and couldn't help but feel that he was saying a little too much. This little guy might not understand all this...

However, Wiesen Wright understood this better than him and said softly: "Then why not change the magic world? We can learn human technology, but humans will never learn the magic of wizards."

"We are wizards..."

Grindelwald couldn't help but frown.

Even when he reached the point of Grindelwald, he attached great importance to the inheritance of wizards: "If everything we have is like Muggles, can we still be called wizards?

"You are narrow-minded, Mr. Grindelwald."

Weisen Wright spread his arms out of nonchalantly and whispered: "For us, the difference between wizards and ordinary humans is only the magic power in our bodies, not the magic power or technology we can use. Strictly speaking, we should be a race divided by whether there is magic power in a human body..."

“…”

Grindelwald fell into silence.

Are the little guys talking so difficult to understand nowadays?

Wiesen Wright pointed to the beach and continued softly: "Just like humans, the land they were born on is the humans of the country to which the land belongs; there is magic in the body of the wizard, and they will belong to the wizard, and this is inherent and can never be changed."

"Little guy, what do you mean..."

Grindelwald's eyes slowly became solemn. He looked at Wiesen Wright and asked in a deep voice: "Your future is destined to live the life of an ordinary wizard like everyone else. What do you... want to do?"

"Seriously said..."

Wiesen Wright's expression remained calm, trying to clear his eyes: "Just like Mr. Grindelwald wanted to do, I will be the shelter of all wizards."

"Let all wizards freely choose their lives, whether they enter human society or follow the wizard tradition in the magic world, whether some choose to learn Muggle technology or some choose to learn Hogwarts' magic..."

"As long as there is magic in their bodies..."

Wiesen Wright's voice finally reiterated, because he said the most important condition: "As long as they are willing to obey my rules, I will be willing to be the shelter behind them. I am not to protect magic, but to protect those who have magic in their bodies."

Wiesen Wright looked at Grindelwald's pupils, and continued in a deep voice: "Mr. Grindelwald, just like you once, the world of wizards still needs a pioneer to guide them to change..."

“…”

After a long shock to his face, his breathing could not help but become a little rapid: "We can't see the way forward. You don't know if you will lead them to a bright future or an abyss of destruction..."

As a wizard who is good at divination and prophecy.

Grindelwald was unable to predict the future accurately.

The somewhat old black demon king subconsciously fiddled his palm and continued in a deep voice: "And this matter is not that easy to change. Those people from the Ministry of Magic will not be willing to change, and Dumbledore will not agree..."

"Someone has to come forward and change."

Wiesen Wright looked at Grindelwald and continued softly: "If the future of the magic world disappears as Mr. Grindelwald expected, then someone will always stand up and do something... Just as in the past, would you choose to do something wrong or not?"

“…”

Grindelwald fell into a long silence.

"Mr. Grindelwald."

Wiesen Wright slowly stood up and patted the sand on himself.

The gray-haired boy from Hogwarts looked at Grindelwald, and his tender face became full of determination: "Remember, as long as there are people like us, the era of wizards will not end, and the world of magic will not die!"

Just a few words...

Wiesen Wright became a pioneer who bet on everything for change.

"What a great courage!"

Grindelwald couldn't help but show admiration in his eyes.

The former Dark King looked at the boy in front of him and sighed softly: "Little guy, I had many companions like you around me at the beginning. Dumbledore's insincere student was the Death Eater dogs he recruited, and they were far from comparable to them. They had the same persistence as us..."
Chapter completed!