Harry Potter's Bastard

When the top four sons and brothers in the European wizarding world join forces to prepare to do something, unless their family explicitly opposes it, or an opponent of the same level makes a stumbling block, it is nine times out of ten.

In a state of war, it is a routine operation for the two sides to contact each other with people in each other's camp, just like the Presbyterian side, they not only contacted, but even co-opted many American wizarding families. Then it is not surprising that the United States uses the same number of roads.

After all, there will be anti-bones at any time.

It's one thing to have it, and it's another thing to stand up.

Selwyn has been working in the United States for many years, and recently the wizards of the Presbyterian Church have landed in a big way, and when the scale of strength has tilted, it is clear that the Presbyterian Council will provide shelter when they stand up.

But the situation is different in Europe. American wizards don't have much power there, and it's not a wise "six, seven, seven" choice to stand up and show their attitude. Of course, it's the same with passively taking a stand.

Now Solim and the others are going to let those wizarding families who show signs of rebellion sit on the fact that they already have the heart to rebel.

When the Presbyterian Action Team came out with all the means: showing a search warrant, or using other means to infiltrate and collect evidence, or even directly bribing and threatening members of their family to obtain information, the multi-pronged approach did collect some evidence of their connection with the American family.

While it's normal for wizarding families to have dealings with each other, the Council of Elders can make these cross-border exchanges abnormal at any time, as long as they want to.

Especially now that such a war has begun. Such cross-border exchanges would seem suspicious to others, and given the recent actions of these families, it is easy to label them as having defected to American wizards.

It was true that most of the Elders' energy was involved in various things, but it was not a problem to clean up a few middle-level families, especially since they had evidence of collusion with the enemy.

Are there innocents in those families?

Maybe there is. But no one but themselves cares if they have been wronged.

The Presbyterian Church needs this action to assert its authority and warn those who would be betrayed.

The pure-blood families who were not implicated clapped their hands, hoping that the elders would get rid of a few more so that they could take the throne.

The various institutions under the Council of Elders, like the Ministry of Magic, are a turnip and a pit, and if you want to go up, someone must come down.

When Malfoy was first incorporated into the Presbyterian system, I don't know how many British wizarding families were jealous. Now that several families have been eliminated at once, who doesn't want these vacant places?

As a result, the pure-blood families in Europe began to show their powers, pulling relationships and showing loyalty, and even a small family really found tangible evidence that a certain family colluded with ultra-conservative wizards in the United States.

In order to enter the Presbyterian Church, these families will do everything they can.

Draco even wrote to him that his father, Lucius, had recently received double-digit invitations to banquets, and that he had taken him to more than a dozen parties, and that he had been a little tired of taking him to more than a dozen parties.

Why are so many people busy praising Malfoy?

Because Lucius, who has great powers, has won a place for Malfoy's in-laws, the Greengrass family. A European herbal medicine supplier agent who is responsible for coordinating the supply of herbal medicines to the UK.

Honestly, it's remarkable. It was indeed surprising that a family that had only been in the Council of Elders for a few years could have such energy, and the point was that Solim knew that Selwyn had not helped much in this matter.

Of course, these little things will not bother Solim and a few of them from the top wizard family. They were busy negotiating with a few Muggle families.

Querlian, who was already a little bored, threw the information in his hand on the table and looked at Solim helplessly:

"Why do we have to look at this stuff? Don't we just want the rich Muggles to be obedient? Leave it to me, ten minutes...... No, I can get them in five minutes! We'll do whatever they want. "

Hearing this, Obista put down the information in his hand and looked at Quarian chattering with great disgust.

"You can stop looking, but can you shut up? Or do you want me to pull out my wand?"

"Oh?" said Quarian sarcastically, "I knew you didn't want to see these things, so let's just say it, so why make such excuses." "

"Be quiet, boys. Seeing the two arguing, Barbares rubbed his slightly swollen temples, "This is all useful information, see if it hurts." Solim, right? "

Truth be told, Barbares also felt that the stuff on the materials wouldn't help them much, but he would be patient enough to read because he trusted that Solim wouldn't fool them.....

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"These Muggles are the masters of the country, and you can think of them as the Round Table on the American side, but they don't know magic. "

"Just them?" Quarian tilted his head, "just doing the same work as those Gringotts goblins, who can be called the master here." "

Yes, wizards from top pure-blood families look down on people who deal with money, whether it's wizards, goblins, or Muggles.

"You're underestimating these Muggles, Quarian. Barbares, who had read the information carefully, retorted, "There is no comparison between the goblins of Gringotts and these Muggles. They control a country...... No, to be precise, their tentacles are ubiquitous in the Muggle world, and in that respect, Gringotts is far worse than them. "

"So what?" Quarian looked at him strangely, "they don't know magic, and they're lambs to the slaughter in the face of our means—

Yes, I know they have guns, but that stuff doesn't hurt a powerful wizard at all. Why should we negotiate with them? and be concerned about their feelings? I would say that the most efficient way to do this is to find someone to replace their identity in Muggle society, and use magic to dig up their memories and carry them with them. "

Quarian said terrible things.

"With this as a starting point, we can gradually replace their top management and directly let their power be used by us.1.7. Why be so moderate, why should we give profits to greedy Muggles when we have the means to maximize profits?"

"You're too extreme, Quian. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Solim pressed the corners of his eyes in annoyance. If you really do what Quarian says, if something happens—that's a certainty! The church is not stupid, and neither are the local American wizards. As long as they find the clues, something big will happen.

"We're talking about the shareholders of the Federal Reserve, and they have a lot of power and interests with them. Even if you do it your way, in a few years, we won't be able to figure out what they do. Don't forget, we now want the support of the local Muggles, not how to control them. "

Solim took a deep breath and said slowly:

"Even if it does, it's not now. "。