"Just to receive the Muggle Prime Minister?" Grindelwald leaned back in his chair and raised one corner of his mouth, his gaze sliding over Hermione. He paused. "Allen, I thought you were doing all this merely to gather faith for Lady Ravenclaw..."
"Of course, faith is indeed the most important thing, but while we're at it, letting them gain a certain understanding of the Magical World's strength will serve as a deterrent..." Grindelwald himself was a master at winning hearts and minds, so Allen spoke to him with a little more honesty and ease. "The Muggle Prime Minister and the senior officials he brings will become wizards in the future, but they have no feelings or sense of belonging toward our Magical World... Though in my plan, these people will live in the Magical World long-term and slowly change their way of thinking, this first group are adults, and they've already formed fixed worldviews... In theory, Muggle leaders under wizard supervision won't be able to stir up any trouble, but I think it's better to make them recognize that from the bottom of their hearts."
Hermione was eating deviled eggs to line her stomach. When she heard Allen's words, she nodded inwardly—she and Allen had discussed doing this precisely so that any possible conflict between Muggles and wizards could be strangled in the cradle ahead of time.
"Allen, since Hogwarts University was founded, after this period of effort it has initially gotten onto the right track, and the university students have already begun studying that Ancient Magic knowledge..." Grindelwald sat up straight. His indifferent tone carried a force no one dared take lightly. "Although you modeled it on Muggle research universities before establishing it, it isn't realistic to produce results in a short period of time. It won't be easy