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"But it was already tangible enough for me to conduct some verification." Tierra continued, "Does the complete lack of progress in the Magical Embryo Development research project also essentially rule out the possibility that substances, Charms, and potions commonly found in the Wizarding World have almost no effect on the birth of magical infants among Muggles?"

"Of course, I know that reverse proof alone is not enough. So I joined the Human Genome Project myself, hoping to verify the connection between Muggles and wizards through genetics." Tierra said with a smile—

Beyond that, he also hoped to find SNP loci related to the Spiritual Dimension, thereby screening Muggles who carried latent wizard genes. Through immigration incentives, high salaries, and other means, Tierra could lure Muggles with these SNP loci to the United Kingdom, settle them in Wizarding Towns or wizard strongholds designated by Tierra, and encourage childbirth by granting mothers the title of Hero Mother, providing a total of tens of thousands of pounds in maternity and nutrition allowances for each child born, as well as monthly child-rearing funds for every child.

After all, Tierra himself could turn stone into gold. Until he completely wrecked the Muggles' gold-standard system, Tierra could keep using this method to create wizards.

That was why Tierra had asked Arthur Weasley to seek out and purchase large numbers of abandoned villages and castles throughout the United Kingdom.

Of course, the premise of all this was that talents related to the Spiritual Dimension really were controlled by genes.

"After confirming that humans and wizards truly belong to the same species, we can begin identifying Muggles who have not displayed magical talent but carry magical factors and are highly likely to produce magical infants when paired with one another."

"Including my subsequent Muggle Magical Transformation Plans, all