Diana cleared her throat and continued, "What we seek is not the integration of the Magical World and the Muggle World, but peaceful coexistence. I believe magic and technology can complement each other. We can use modern technology to improve the quality of life in magical society, rather than treating it as a threat to tradition."
Her words were gentle yet wise.
"Our magical society should not regard Muggles as hostile forces, much less as inferior people. We should cooperate with them and face the challenges before us together."
"Muggles have also created a remarkably splendid civilization. Their civilization is a brand-new world. We should never view them through tinted glasses; that is an erroneous perspective and attitude."
"We should focus on environmental protection, the development of magical education, and the prosperity of wizarding communities. Only through peace and unity can we achieve lasting prosperity."
This was a very clever move, commonly known as changing the subject while making grand promises.
Her speech was welcomed by part of the audience, but Voldemort remained firmly entrenched in his position.
"Madam Diana, have you forgotten the historical persecution and discrimination we suffered at the hands of the Muggle World?" Voldemort's voice dripped with sarcasm. "They have never been willing to accept us, seeing us as monsters and freaks. We should not bow our heads to such a world and such a civilization."
Diana replied calmly, "I have not forgotten history, Mr. Riddle. But we cannot sink into hatred because of past wounds. We must learn to view problems from a developmental perspective."
"For example, are you now the same person you were in the past, Mr. Riddle?"
"Then are the Muggles of the past still the Muggles of today?"
"The world is not static or unchanging. Everything in it is developing."
"Moreover,