Harry Potter Series

"Of course. Our plans also took the safety of Muggles into account. I considered Muggles to be the same kind as us, so we would hold ourselves to the highest and strictest standards. We would establish a rigorous oversight system to ensure that our researchers did not abuse our magical abilities and to avoid causing Muggles any negative impact whenever possible."

Tierra boredly recited the usual official platitudes—

Which was why, in an apocalypse, the saintly do-gooders had to be killed first.

Even now, despite Tierra having emphasized countless times how powerful and impossible to resist Muggles were, Arthur Weasley still seemed to view Muggles with the mindset one would use toward a protected animal.

Though Tierra grumbled inwardly, he still looked at Arthur Weasley with great sincerity. After all, Arthur was one of the few remaining variables. Just as Arthur Weasley viewed Muggles as protected animals, Tierra now treated Arthur as a protected creature.

Otherwise, Tierra would have long since found a way to kick Arthur Weasley out of the decision-making circle.

Smiling, Tierra said, "This is merely a rough idea of mine and some policies I expect to implement. I also hope Mr. Weasley can offer more suggestions, or even join the oversight team we establish to supervise our researchers and every part of the plan, ensuring that no one maliciously harms Muggles. The success of this plan will require the effort and contribution of every wizard."

Once again, Tierra steered the rhetoric toward "unity," "effort," and "contribution."

After hearing Tierra's words, Arthur Weasley's nervousness visibly eased. He began seriously considering Tierra's suggestion, then said, "Mr. Tierra, I think I have some immature ideas. Perhaps I could add something?"

"Please."

"I think that while we discuss this plan, we also need to consider how Muggles see wizards. Their