"Magical resurgence?"
It was the first time Dumbledore had heard that term.
Murphy gave a brief explanation. "The Oath definitely lowered the world's magical power level, right? That means it was higher in the past. Now that the Oath is gradually being broken, the level is recovering. Isn't that magical resurgence?"
"Very fitting." Dumbledore sighed. "I've heard that magical disasters have begun appearing in quite a few places."
He had wanted to say that Murphy's actions had caused this, but there was no point arguing about it now. Murphy might have been the trigger, but he had already set certain things off. Even if Murphy suddenly died on the spot, the process of "magical resurgence" would likely be difficult to interrupt.
"Indeed. The frequency and scale of magical disasters are both increasing, and magical resurgence affects magical creatures as well. They've grown stronger, and they seem to be becoming more and more violent..."
"I heard you formed a Muggle force," Dumbledore said. "Is that true?"
"That's right." Murphy nodded. "But it's still very immature. There have already been several casualty incidents."
"Do you need my help?" Dumbledore asked.
"Not for now," Murphy said. "There are some troubles, but they can all be solved."
Machine guns can't hurt Chimeras? Then can't I just bring in tanks?
Bullets can be enchanted, so why not shells?
As long as his magical technology developed faster than magical resurgence, he could suppress the disasters it brought.
It was just that maintaining such suppression required racing against time, and it truly wasn't easy.
Especially when there were so many people dragging him down.
"By the way, Professor, I heard your trip to France didn't go very smoothly?" Murphy asked. "Did they curse me out?"
"I'm not entirely sure." Dumbledore smiled. "My French isn't very good, after