Chapter 809

"Or rather, given our current position and the power we hold, as long as we can ensure the accuracy and timeliness of our intelligence, then having no plan is our best plan," Tierra said. "As long as we can ensure that the key moments and projects in our plan are carried out, then our plan can be considered successful. After all, the simpler a plan is, the better."

"I have never liked using schemes within schemes." Tierra leaned back against his chair and said, "A chain of schemes means that once one link breaks, the entire plan will be affected."

"Yes, yes, Tierra." Dumbledore rubbed his head and said in agreement, "That is why we must ensure that every stage of the plan is as simple and clear as possible, while also having alternatives ready so we can respond promptly if anything unexpected happens."

Dumbledore returned once again to the plan of integrating with the Muggle World. Like a conscientious elder, he began to grow somewhat long-winded.

"Yes, we must ensure that our plan can handle any situation that may arise," Tierra echoed. "Our goal is clear: to ensure a better tomorrow for both wizarding society and the Muggle World."

After those words, there was a long silence.

Neither Dumbledore nor Tierra seemed to know what else there was to discuss.

"Your way of thinking is very peculiar," Dumbledore said, breaking the silence first.

"I am no longer human." Tierra smiled. "So you can no longer use a human way of thinking to speculate about mine."

"I am a Divine Being, a god once worshipped upon the altars of every religion on Earth." Tierra said, "With the information I have obtained, I can always make plans or take actions that you cannot understand."

"But you were once human." Dumbledore sighed.