Chapter 316: Bloodline Mutation

It was not until this point that Dumbledore understood why the wizarding war was so difficult to fight.

But later on, it suddenly ended so easily.

That's because during the war, there were countless poor ordinary wizards who joined the battle under the instigation of people with ulterior motives.

As soon as Voldemort fell, the Death Eaters who participated in the looting immediately collapsed.

When the banner that could cover up their evil deeds was shattered, they all chose to scatter.

Although he understood the key, Dumbledore couldn't help but confirm again:

"As long as we solve the poverty problem of ordinary wizards, we don't have to worry about someone taking risks."

"If we follow your plan, then ordinary wizards only need to provide magic power to survive."

Seeing Dumbledore's hesitation, Wright understood what he meant and nodded gently:

"There are not many people in this world who are born bad."

"As long as I have food to eat and a relatively stable income."

"If it weren't for the extreme embarrassment, who would be willing to put their head on the line and fight for their life!"

"If every wizard can survive on his own, the birth of dark wizards and Death Eaters can be greatly reduced."

"And the magic network I plan to build is this opportunity."

After listening to Wright's speech, even the experienced Dumbledore couldn't help but feel excited.

I also completely understood why Wright was not worried about Voldemort's appearance from beginning to end.

As long as they can appease the lower-level wizards, Voldemort will not be able to gather much strength at all.

As for the pure-bloods who support him, that is even more ridiculous.

Eliminate those pure-blood families that are neutral, hostile, endangered, or extinct.

If they could gather a hundred wizards for Voldemort, they would be risking everything.

One hundred wizards are only the total number of graduates from Hogwarts in about two years.

How long can Voldemort, without sufficient manpower to support him, fight against the entire wizarding world?

After figuring out everything, Dumbledore looked at Wright with admiration in his eyes and praise in his tone:

"I have completely understood. It seems that my vision is too narrow."

"You can see farther and more clearly than I can."

"Thank you for the compliment, Professor!"

Hearing Dumbledore's praise, Wright raised his head confidently and agreed happily.

Before Wright could be happy for long, Dumbledore looked at his smiling face and said quietly:

"Did you do something to the fire dragon that fell off the cliff?"

Wright was startled, and said with a guilty smile:

"Professor, do you already know this?"

"Of course I know that the Romanian dragon training organization has sent people to search under the cliff before, but they didn't find any traces."

"They all wondered if Hogwarts and the Ministry of Magic had teamed up to hack the dragon."

Hearing the guilty tone, Dumbledore sighed softly, his tone full of helplessness:

"They also sent a notice to the Ministry of Magic that they would never loan dragons to anyone in Britain again."

Hearing Dumbledore's complaints, Wright could only scratch his head and give an awkward but polite smile.

Dumbledore looked at the embarrassed Wright and unexpectedly stopped complaining. Instead, he said meaningfully:

"Ever since that day, I can feel the magic power flowing out of you.

"Isn't the ring you're wearing of a certain grade a little low?"

"Once the magic starts to become active, it can't cover up anything."

I know what Dumbledore meant, and that was that he wanted me to get a better ring to cover it up better.

But Wright didn't have this idea. He gently raised his hand with the ring that concealed his breath and said slowly:

"I didn't intend to use it to cover up anything. I just didn't want to cause any commotion among the students."

"After all, it has always been positioned for ordinary wizards."

Knowing that Wright knew what was going on, Dumbledore did not ask any more questions and continued to ask the previous question:

"So, what did you do to the dragon?"

After hesitating for a moment, Wright did not choose to hide it, but chose to be frank:

"I used it to experiment and absorbed it, and because of it, my vitality and magic power were greatly increased."

"Even my nightmare bloodline has been greatly enhanced."

After Wright finished speaking, Dumbledore pondered for a long time, and his voice suddenly became very heavy:

"How are you feeling overall? Do you feel anything special?"

“Not very good!”

Feeling that Dumbledore seemed to know something, Wright did not hide it and told his changes and feelings one by one:

"Ever since I absorbed that fire dragon, I feel like something is wrong with me. I can be quite arrogant sometimes."

"I checked many times, but I couldn't find the answer!"

"Also, when my magic power started to become active, I felt... I always felt..."

"weird!"

Dumbledore looked at Wright with a complicated expression and helped him finish the sentence.

Hearing this explanation, Wright nodded repeatedly to show his agreement: "Yes, it is weird!"

"It's like when humans see monkeys, we always feel like we are not of the same kind."

"Some wizards with different bloodlines make me feel like monkeys without hair. They are even more disgusting."

Seeing Wright's disgusted expression as if he had thought of something, Dumbledore explained with a complicated look:

"You don't have to worry, this is because your bloodline has been sublimated to the limit."

"This is a level that only the ancestors of pure-blood families can achieve!"

Wright looked at Dumbledore in astonishment, and said absentmindedly, "Are the ancestors of those pure-blood families so powerful?"

Dumbledore nodded, then shook his head, as if he had something to hide, and said vaguely:

"They are not that strong. They just use some secret method to forcibly devour the blood of magical animals."

"The side effects are so severe, it's hard to compare with you!"

Even though the explanation was vague, Wright roughly understood the origin of the pure-blood family ancestor, and couldn't help stroking his chin and said:

"No wonder those pure-blood families look down on ordinary wizards, that's why!"

"The arrogance of pure-blood wizards in the beginning was not pretended, but they really looked down on ordinary wizards."

"It's not the attitude that makes the difference, it's the sensory differences."

"As for the pure-blood families behind them, they rely on the so-called glory of their ancestors to discriminate against others."

Not only did Dumbledore not refute, but he nodded in agreement.

After sighing, a question came to Wright's mind. He looked at Dumbledore and asked:

"Professor, you know it so clearly, could it be that..."