Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

"I don't want to delay it for too long." Tiera gradually stopped smiling, "I don't want to delay it for too long. So all processes must be accelerated, and the acceleration of this process means that some useless rules will definitely be broken."

"It sounds like those children have no choice since they were born." Dumbledore said, "In other words, they have been tools throughout their lives. They were born out of the need to reduce their parents' sentences, not love, and their childhood was driven by

The pity of others is not because of love. Their learning and growth are due to your need to increase the population of wizard society, and it is not because of love."

"They will learn to love, Mr. Dumbledore." Tiera said, "They may not get completely selfless love from their parents, but they will love this society, our cause, and

This is the change of the century.”

"Then they are still tools," Dumbledore said.

"But it is also an opportunity." Tiera said, "No generation of wizards, or very few wizards, were born in an era when divine creatures shared their knowledge wholeheartedly."

"I was born in an era when divine beings wholeheartedly wanted to solve the conflict between wizards and Muggles." Tiera said, "I let them see hope and see the hope that they don't have to hide. Our race must eventually go out.

Yes, we have to come to the light and cooperate with Muggles, then we will be a complete human race."

"Tiera, you. You have considered the big picture. But have you considered the individual? It is true that they are great as individuals, but" Dumbledore said softly, "but I don't think we can ignore it just because of opportunity.

Those useless rules and important values ​​you talk about."

Dumbledore continued: "We cannot only see that the world needs change and progress, but ignore the importance of love and care. Children need more than just tools, they need to be loved, respected, and given opportunities

To discover your true worth.”

Dumbledore paused and stared into Tiera's eyes. "You said they would learn to love, but we must ensure that they do not lose themselves as they grow up, and do not become tools that only pursue power and profit.

We need to create a balance where they can accept the role of tools while still retaining their true humanity and emotions."

Tiera listened silently. After Dumbledore finished speaking, Tiera said: "You are right, Principal Dumbledore, so I still retain your power. You are still the Principal of Hogwarts. English

Minister of Education of the German Magic Alliance, General Director of the Women and Children's Care Organization of the Anglo-German Magic Alliance, and General Chairman of the Academic Committee of the Anglo-German Magic Alliance."

"I am responsible for leading the entire wizarding society in the general direction, and you are responsible for humanistic care. Isn't this great?" Tiera said with a smile.

"It sounds wonderful, but" Dumbledore sighed and said, "but how long do you think a bad old man like me can live?"

"Horace Slughorn's Philosopher's Stone will be successfully refined soon." Tiera said, "You will be able to live as long as you want."

"What if I say that I don't want to live for such a long time?" Dumbledore said, looking at Tiera through his crescent-shaped glasses.