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The creation and development of any technology required a long, long time to continuously adapt to this rapidly changing world.

Once these issues had been resolved, Jon needed to start worrying about other matters.

Joanne was actually easier to handle, but if people from the Order of the Phoenix began raising the same issue, it would not be so easy to resolve.

Of the letters he had received from the Order of the Phoenix, two out of every three asked him to revive the dead.

Unfortunately, that was impossible.

If he had been present, he could naturally have saved the dead in time. But he had not been there, and he did not possess Helga's immense power to pull someone back from the world of death.

Most importantly, there was no longer enough time.

After delaying for so long, how could anyone still be saved?

Jon was not an emotionless tool, nor would he obey anyone's orders.

Everyone's suggestions were nothing more than suggestions. The final decision still rested with him. As for whom he wanted dead, or whom he wanted to survive, those matters had been decided long ago.

At this point, it was not suitable for unexpected complications to arise. He needed stability, needed to lessen the impact of shifting power and changing eras. As the saying went, one should attend to the duties of one's position. What the Order of the Phoenix under Dumbledore had done back then had little to do with him. He was responsible for making plans; how those plans were carried out was Dumbledore's business. But things were different now. The Order of the Phoenix was under his command, so every decision was his to make.

He did not like interfering with things that had already happened.

If there was truly something one