Chapter 1606: A War Without a Winner (Fifty-Eight)

Chapter 1608 A War Without a Winner (Fifty-Eight)

"The struggle between the two sides has indeed come to an end, otherwise how could it go underground?"

Harry saw it clearly from the beginning and had long anticipated the current situation.

"Why did things turn out like this? The Second Wizarding War has finally ended. Can't people live a few days in peace?" Ginny murmured.

"In fact, I don't understand what those guys who defected to Voldemort are thinking." Ron felt that the group of pure bloods were courting death by confronting Kingsley head-on.

"What they want is different from what we want." A familiar voice suddenly sounded in the living room.

Everyone looked in the direction of the voice and saw Mr. Weasley, holding a cup of hot cocoa, walking towards this side with Mrs. Weasley.

"Dad, what do you think they want?" Ron asked directly.

"They actually want to use Muggles as hostages to force Kingsley to compromise." Mr. Weasley said softly, "They also think that Kingsley will definitely compromise, because Kingsley is not the Minister of Magic yet, and he will definitely focus on stabilizing the current situation to avoid losing his position as Minister."

"Did their brains get caught in the door?" Ron simply couldn't understand, "Why do those Death Eaters think that Kingsley will compromise obediently."

Mrs. Weasley frowned and corrected, "They are not Death Eaters."

"What they do is actually no different from Death Eaters." Harry shook his head and looked at Mr. Weasley. He was actually a little curious about what those guys were thinking and why they did such stupid things.

"Kingsley is only a temporary one after all. The Ministry of Magic is still controlled by 'pure-blood' wizards. This is also a manifestation of the power of most pure-blood wizards. It is more important to them than Galleons. Remember the lawsuit about Hagrid's hippogriff?

So, they can't be willing to be swept out of the Ministry of Magic in such a disgrace. That would be an unacceptable loss for them, so they want to take a gamble."

As a member of the pure-blood, Mr. Weasley also sees it clearly.

"Even if the bet is lost in the end, the situation will not be worse than it is now. The entire magic world has never seen the killing of pure-bloods."

"Didn't the dark wizards do that?" Ginny reminded.

"After the First Wizarding War, Minister Millicent Bagno also encountered a similar situation." Mr. Weasley sighed, "She finally chose to compromise, which also caused many Death Eaters to escape."

"I think Kingsley should completely liquidate them." Ron and Harry exchanged glances and muttered, "Even if the current situation is worse than that of Minister Bagno."

"Not liquidation, but to make them disappear completely." Harry said shocking words, "Those guys have actually touched the bottom line."

"Have you heard any news?" Mr. Weasley looked at Harry in surprise.

"I can't think of any reason for them to continue living."

"Most pure-bloods will not allow Kingsley to completely wipe out a pure-blood family." Mr. Weasley reminded, "There are only a limited number of pure-blood wizards in the British wizarding world today. They can't allow precious pure-bloods to be lost in vain. This is actually the reason why those people dare to do that."

"They have many enemies, and not everyone cares about what you said." Harry pointed out, "As for the laws of the Ministry of Magic, that thing is useless."

It's not that Harry deliberately despises the law, but it's the way it is now.

"No matter what, Kingsley will not compromise with Voldemort's supporters. Even if he wants to do that, he dare not do it unless he wants to be abandoned by his friends and relatives." Harry knows more than most people because he himself is also a personal participant in the whole thing.

"Most importantly, Kingsley is not worried about losing, let alone losing his position as temporary minister, because..."

"Because Albert will not allow Kingsley to lose." Hermione suddenly interrupted.

"It should be said that Kingsley's supporters are actually Albert, or the group of people headed by Albert."

It was Sirius who told Harry this.

"If you have to say it, Kingsley was promoted by Albert."

"Promoted?" Mr. Weasley was very interested in this statement.

"Albert predicted that Kingsley would become a minister a long time ago." Harry explained, "In fact, it is not difficult to see this from the fact that Percy has become a senior assistant to several ministers."

"Do you think Kingsley did this because of Anderson's intention?" Ron thought this statement was too ridiculous.

"It should be said that this is what Albert is happy to see." Harry shook his head and said, "In fact, I think he persuaded Nelson. Because of Umbridge's matter, Kingsley has already lost his credit among that group of people. Even I can't convince those guys who are full of hatred."

"So, Albert Anderson is the mastermind behind it." Ron was stunned.

"What are you thinking? Albert probably just went with the flow." Hermione rolled her eyes at Ron and said what she knew.

"I talked to him about this matter. Albert said that this was a result that everyone would like to see, whether it was Kingsley, the group of purebloods who defected to Voldemort, or the people full of hatred. He had no intention of doing anything from the beginning, that would only get him into trouble, so he just watched quietly. The result should be what he would like to see. I guess the fate of those purebloods will not be too good."

"Those purebloods who have been making trouble are basically certain to be exterminated." Harry said something that made everyone present swallow their saliva.

"Isn't this too..." Mrs. Weasley was extremely shocked.

"After all, many people have been torn apart by the Death Eaters, and their wives and children have been separated. Such hatred cannot be eliminated with a few words..."

Hermione actually couldn't understand why many people thought that the victims would forget the hatred?

"...Even Kingsley doesn't dare to touch this bad luck, otherwise he would probably be like Minister Millicent Bagno, trying to smooth things over and slowly solve these problems, instead of confronting the Death Eaters from the beginning and making a mess of things like now."

Everyone suddenly understood why Albert didn't want to care.

If they encountered such a thing, they would just stay away to avoid being accidentally affected.

After the possible future was outlined, the expressions on everyone's faces were particularly complicated.

Because they all saw that this was a political struggle, Kingsley would most likely become the final winner of this game, so there was no need to worry about him at all.

If you don't want to be involved in this political struggle and become cannon fodder, it's better to stay away.

You can't afford to offend, you really can't afford to offend.

I don't know when, everyone's topic changed quietly, and they began to talk about Harry and Ginny's marriage, and Ginny's arrangements after marriage.

After all, when Ginny and Harry get married, they will drop out of Hogwarts, but it will be difficult to find a suitable job with just a certificate.

It is undoubtedly very painful to be a full-time housewife at such a young age.

"Fred and George said I can go to their store to help." Ginny herself is not worried about these things, "It seems that after Avalon is completely completed, there will be many jobs, and there is no need to worry about work at all."

Somehow the topic turned to the Utopia that was being built, especially when it was learned that Albert invested the reward he received from Voldemort into the construction of the village, it was inevitable to sigh at his wealth.

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