Zombies, monsters that often appeared in Muggle films, were not created through Dark magic but by viruses.
It should have been fun to shoot zombies with a gun, or there would not have been so many people dressing up as them.
But when shooting zombies, one could not aim for the heart as with living people; one had to aim for the head. Whether a headshot would work against an Inferius was another matter.
Modern cities were unlike those of ancient times, with towering walls. Cannons and more powerful weapons could easily destroy cities that had taken great effort to build.
And once the routes supplying cities with vegetables, eggs, meat, and grain from the countryside were cut off, city residents would soon face food shortages.
Dead soldiers could quickly be summoned by Dark wizards. Former comrades becoming enemies was also immense pressure on soldiers at the front. If Grindelwald truly intended to use Inferi to control the world, then he did have a chance of succeeding.
Albus had more than enough reason to hate Muggles. At first, Pomona had thought he had betrayed Grindelwald because he feared the Muggle population. But with the Deathly Hallows creating an army of Inferi, numbers might not necessarily decide the outcome.
Pomona tried to see things from his perspective. The young Albus had been exceptionally talented, and he had not wanted to be bound by caring for his sister and brother.
He had wanted revenge, for Ariana and for his father. Those three Muggle children had destroyed his family.
Albus had been so furious. It was a side of him he rarely showed after his hair and beard had turned white.
Yet after the Goblet of Fire finals, he had found Mad-Eye's room. At the time, his blue eyes had seemed to be