Chapter 710

"But there will still be sacrifices, right?" Irina Smirnova asked.

"That is unavoidable. We must have the courage to take the first step," Tierra said. "But if we do not even try, how can we know whether we will succeed or fail?"

"So how will our Muggle Magical Transformation Plan move from the shadows into the open? Should we first conduct small-scale experiments and promotion, then publicize the results to an appropriate extent, letting Muggles understand our efforts and see that we are friendly rather than malicious?" Langiersu seemed to have stirred Irina Smirnova's thoughts, and she began considering the possibilities of the plan.

"Good, very good, Irina. You see, you have already begun thinking." Tierra offered his praise without reservation, deliberately adopting the tone of an elder and superior. "I believe that with young, farsighted wizards like you, our Muggle Magical Transformation Plan will surely succeed."

"But your idea is too simplistic." Tierra abruptly changed his tone and poured cold water over her enthusiasm. "You have read too little. If you do not understand their history, then you cannot understand their present or their future."

"Muggles and wizards have been separated for far too long. Muggles' impressions of wizards exist only in myths, legends, and fantastical stories, while wizards find Muggle ways of life mysterious and unfamiliar." Tierra smiled as he explained his plan. "For a group that exists only in fantasy, if we suddenly appear before Muggles, it will cause immense panic. That panic will spread through every Muggle group, whether they are favorably disposed toward wizards, neutral, or inherently hateful of them."

"Therefore, I intend to start with academia," Tierra said. "This is an era of rapid Muggle technological development. Most Muggles have a kind of instinctive blind faith in researchers who possess such technology and knowledge.