Chapter 142: England's Idiot Pureblood

"It's actually OK, much cooler than a water bottle." After saying that, Kaisen used the empty water bottle in his hand to refill a glass of milk, otherwise drinking rainwater would definitely cause diarrhea.

"By the way, you haven't answered my question yet."

"Who do you think is the active one between our temperaments?" Grindelwald turned his head and looked at Kaisen and said.

".........In terms of temperament, it should be you."

Grindelwald nodded: "That's right."

"Really?"

Grindelwald's scalp hardened: "Really."

"I don't..." Kaisen saw Grindelwald had moved his hand to the sleeve on the side with the magic wand.

"Okay, I believe it."

"Well, let's go back to the hotel." Grindelwald said, wiping his hair wet by the rain, and disappeared with a buzzing sound.

Immediately followed by purple spots all over the sky.

The next morning........

The two of them went to the airport directly by taxi. After getting on the plane, Kaisen took out the eye mask and earplugs with ease and planned to have a good sleep.

In order to have a good sleep quality on the plane, Kaisen stayed up until three in the morning last night.

But Grindelwald was different. Although the two of them came to Africa from England by plane, Grindelwald was still very interested in this huge non-magical aircraft.

He patted Kaisen who was sleeping.

The latter opened his eye mask a little: "I am studying civil engineering, not aerodynamics. You really shouldn't ask me... Just like you asked me almost all the way last time, didn't I answer it?"

"No." Grindelwald shook his head and implicitly arranged a soundproof magic around the two of them: "I just lament the growing gap between Muggles and wizards. I have seen airplanes, but most of the airplanes I have seen before can only carry one or two people, and at most drop some bombs."

"In fact, at the beginning of this century, Muggles had large transport planes, but I don't know if there are such large passenger planes... And I want to sleep." Kaisen muttered intermittently.

"Wizards are still too arrogant." Grindelwald shook his head and said.

"It's because the wizards in England and Germany are too arrogant. I came into contact with the magic world in France last year. They are very open to Muggle science and technology. There is also Ilvermorny, the magic school in America." Kaisen explained to the old wizard who had been disconnected from the Internet for decades.

"Do you know why?"

"England because of Voldemort, Germany because there are no Muggle wizard students in the magic schools there... But I have seen their Muggle contact classes. Although they are all pure blood, their attitude towards Muggle wizards and Muggles is much more friendly than that of England."

"You can also hear it from the name of the course, one [Muggle Contact Class] and one [Muggle Research Class]. You can feel a sense of arrogance in the name of the course in England."

"Have you ever thought about changing?" Grindelwald asked.

Kaisen took off his blindfold: "I knew you were hiding something when you came with me. Now you are really showing off. I had this idea before, but now I don't."

Grindelwald shook his head: "If you are timid, you will never achieve great things."

"Achieving great things is a Slytherin trait. I am a Hufflepuff."

"Maybe we can use a gentle approach." Grindelwald said.

Kasen shrugged: "Compared to the death of one billion people, any approach is gentle."

"Letting six billion people in the world have magic is something that even the most arrogant people dare not think about. Who knew you would dare to do it? You deserve to fail, and your future self will come to you to prove it."

Kasen rolled his eyes. The Grindelwald in front of him was a natural prophet who could see the future, so he was not surprised at all that Grindelwald knew the cause and effect of this time and space event.

But.........

"Who suddenly appeared on the roof of Hogwarts and wanted to steal the magic seeds?"

Grindelwald shook his head: "Before you completely destroyed the magic seeds, there were many timelines that could still be manipulated, so I took action to snatch them."

"What about now?"

"The timeline has become chaotic, and I can't see it clearly."

Kaysen sighed in his seat. Let it be chaotic, and he doesn't have a good solution now.

Or he is worthy of being a Hufflepuff. If he is a Gryffindor or Slytherin, he will promote the plan of magic seeds.

Even if he is a Ravenclaw, it is easy for him to calculate this problem, one billion lives and the remaining five billion new humans with magic.

Of course, this number is conservative. It is more likely that the new humans with magic will fight more and more tragically, and the war machine of the world will advance at full speed under the pervasive assassination and hatred of wizards. In the end, there may be one billion or two billion left?

It's a pity that he studied civil engineering, and he has only a superficial understanding of the underlying logic of this kind of war, or an incomplete understanding.

He doesn't know how far this war will expand, after all, he is not a professional.

If it were someone else, like Grindelwald or Dumbledore, would they carry out the plan even if only 100 million or 100 million people were left, let alone 1 billion people were killed in the war?

Wait, Voldemort, he doesn't have such a big picture. In his eyes, wizards are divided into different levels. If everyone in the world really becomes a wizard, they will know him as a big shot.

Then the new Muggle wizards will unite immediately! Unite again!

Eat the big melon with the left hand and shoot those brainless pure bloods with the right hand before starting the civil war.

"What are you thinking about." Grindelwald asked, looking at Kaisen whose expression changed.

"Thinking about those stupid pure blood families in England..."

"Dumbledore told me that you always treat students equally." Grindelwald asked back.

"I'm not targeting any young wizard from a pure-blood family. I've always looked down on the so-called pure-blood groups that are self-centered."

"Of course, some of my pure-blood students may become that kind of person after graduation, or maybe not... Anyway, I can only hope that he can get rid of the shackles of the family and live out his true self."

"Rather than being a puppet without self, working for the prosperity of the family and the continuation of the operation of the machine." Kaisen sighed.

"Do you think it's possible?"