HP Approaches the Magic World

[The last chapter was marked incorrectly, sorry]

Things in the Americas do seem a bit troublesome now... Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry has too much autonomy, and wizards in the Americas are even more discriminatory against Muggles than they are in the UK.

Worse than that.

Under such circumstances, even if Jon has the giant Buddha of Dumbledore to help him clear his joints, the feud between him and the American dark wizard will not change.

The reason why the dark wizards in America allow his men to spy on information about the wizarding world in America is probably for this reason.

As long as the information he spies is enough and serious enough, those dark wizards will have reason to attack him.

Leaking so much information about the wizarding world to the Muggle society requires strict punishment for the wizarding world governed by confidentiality laws.

"Good morning. You don't look very happy. What happened?"

After Seshatri moved in, Jon's house became the place where they went to work every day.

Although it was a little embarrassing, this was the best choice for them both. After all, there was no other place for them to move.

So after a few days, Jon got used to it, and Seshatri's existence was not that strange to him. On the contrary, it brought a lot of fun and variables to his life.

After all, not everyone will have such a person beside him to accompany him silently when he is working. Seshatri's only job here is to conduct research, and she will not disturb him much at ordinary times. When something happens,

, and also have some exchange of ideas with Jon.

Just like now.

Whenever he talks about his understanding of the international situation, Jon feels inferior to himself. He is not as knowledgeable as Seshatri. After all, Seshatri was once at a high-level position in a country, watching the entire world situation.

When doing this, you need to look at it in much more detail than Jon.

Moreover, Seshatri is originally from the Muggle society and does not have the dilemma of thinking limited to the magical world.

In fact, Jon does not have such a strong dilemma, but he still seems weaker than Seshatri.

"If there are any problems in America, I really can't give you much reference. I...you know...don't know much about the problems in the wizarding world.

And the affairs I was dealing with there were not mainly related to America, so I didn’t know much about the attitude of this magic school... If you really want to know, you can ask the teachers at the school, they

I know more than you, right?"

Jon shook his head slightly: "I just don't want to disturb the teachers, so now I'm struggling with whether to withdraw our personnel from the Americas?

As the situation becomes increasingly severe, the problems between the two parties have become more intense. You have to know that my company has gained a lot of benefits during this attack on the British economic system. What does this mean?

You should know better than me, right?"

Of course, Seshatri knows that something as big as a change in the national economic system is never something that can be described simply. In such a large system, every link is very important.

And it’s not an exaggeration to move your whole body.

Being able to pry more profits out of it is not a good thing for emerging capital like Jon. As the saying goes, if something is done too conspicuously, it will easily attract the prying eyes of others, and Seshatri has selfish motives.

I think the reason why Jon is so anxious to push the wall now is probably because he discovered this problem.

All his security is based on the wizarding world, and in terms of capital, the capital of Muggle society does not allow him to become such a new person. There are no intricate political interests behind him. If there is a conflict between wizards, the world and

If the wall between the Muggle world can be pushed open, it will be a great benefit for him, but in the wizarding world, it is really too much work to overturn the law of secrecy.

"So now I have no intention of doing this by myself. The first time is really not enough, and secondly I don't have such a big say, so I plan to let Dumbledore do this. If it doesn't work, there is Voldemort.

.”

As the saying goes, if you don't speak shockingly, you will never stop talking. Jon has been feeling anxious recently, so what he said was too arrogant, which was really shocking.

"Have you even planned for Voldemort to arrive?"

There was clear laughter in Seshatri's voice, as if Jon had said something interesting, but she swore she never meant to laugh.

“But I’m serious, it’s actually a good decision for you to keep your capital in the Americas. There aren’t that many places in the UK for your emerging capital to develop.

You have to know that only an emerging market has a large number of ‘things’ for capital to prey on. Do you think the UK currently has such capabilities?”

Jon agreed very much with this statement.

"Of course I know that, and that's one of the things I'm thinking about.

But for me, the focus now is whether I can keep this capital, rather than how to make the capital grow. Of course, I know that the Americas is a meat grinder that is in a state of rapid development, and I am quite envious of it.

I have all the resources around me, but for me, I am still not qualified to do this for the time being. After all, what I need to consider is everyone in the entire company."

"You are completely unlike the capitalists I know. Capital is cold and ruthless. Only in this way can the efficiency of capital be ensured. Why should you consider your employees?

I've heard you talk a lot about your company before. Don't they also have part of the company's equity?

In this way, it is natural for them to pay for the company. If they want to preserve this property, they will naturally have to pay a certain price. It is impossible to directly obtain profits without paying anything, right?

Those are capitalists like you, not ordinary people who come out to work. If your subordinates want to achieve class leap for themselves through your company, then they must make a certain amount of effort. This is the price they should pay. You

At least ask for their opinions."

What Seshatri said was reasonable, and after thinking about it, Jon realized that he was indeed reckless.

"Well, Celie, you are right. I should indeed ask for their opinions, but let's put this matter aside for a while and wait and see what the situation is over there. This matter is really quite serious.

Troublesome."

Jon pointed his finger on the table and sighed.