Chapter 711

"We can recast wizards' special abilities as a regional mutation," Tierra continued. "That would reduce the divide between wizards and Muggles. Compared with presenting magical ability as something inherited through wizard bloodlines, turning it into a completely random regional mutation would lead the few Muggles who remained stubbornly old-fashioned to see it as unclean, evil, and intolerable to God. Some rebellious young people and moderates would think it was cool and fun, and yearn for such abilities, while some highly educated scholars would see it as the next stage of human evolution."

"The last group—the scholars who hold that view—will also gain our friendship and wholehearted support," Tierra said with a smile. "We will provide them with ample funding and all kinds of conveniences, help them establish themselves in academia, help their ideas become mainstream within academic circles, and even help them put those views into textbooks."

"When the time is right, we will use these people to roll out our plan to magicalize Muggles," Tierra said with a smile.

"The first benefit is that it does not cut off Muggles' path upward. The introduction of this theory will make Muggles think that if they go live in the United Kingdom for a while and have a child, their descendants can possess magical abilities too. That will turn Muggles who lack magic themselves but have descendants or relatives with magical abilities into our allies."

"Second, it will be followed by a massive influx of immigrants, tourists, and students heading to the United Kingdom. Not only will that greatly stimulate the local economy, but it will also bring upgrades to industrial chains such as medicine and biology. This will make the wizarding community an important partner of official United Kingdom institutions. And if we add the Elixir of Life to the