Hatred? "Perhaps even earlier!"
Andy said, "Gryffindor and Slytherin are divided by class conflict. The wizarding war merely turned that conflict into a war..."
At this point, Andy paused before continuing, "Forget it! They're just a few Little Wizards. I doubt they can cause much trouble. The professors will handle it."
Although Andy had never read the ending of Harry Potter, there were some things he could figure out with his toes. With Dumbledore already dead, the great battle from the original story would only be even more brutal.
Yet the postwar order would be one of peace.
Though there would be some sacrifices now, compared to the great battle in the original story, they could be completely ignored.
Andy felt that under the Ministry of Magic's suppression, all hatred would gradually fade with the passage of time.
"I hope so!"
Hermione nodded and said, "Maybe in a few days, they'll calm down."
"Mm-hmm!" Andy shrugged casually.
There was no denying that the situation Andy envisioned was possible, but it had one prerequisite—everyone had to be capable of thinking rationally.
In truth, Andy had overlooked the most important point.
Human nature! The great battle in the original story might have been cruel.
But from the perspective of human nature, only after experiencing a brutal war would people truly yearn for peace from the bottom of their hearts.
People living in peaceful times simply did not know what war was.
Under such circumstances, how could they so easily let go of their hatred?
Then there were the Death Eaters.
Or rather, the pure-blood families that had joined the Death Eaters.
In the original story, they had been the defeated side.
And theirs had been a crushing defeat!
Defeat would shatter their ambitions.
Even if they were unwilling to accept it, faced