"Cake, candy, polygon, pie, magic wand, chocolate frog! The boy in front, please put your legs into the box. I really don't understand how you reached out from the box into the aisle."

The sales witch on the Hogwarts Express shouted, pushing the cart.

Brian and his friends finally found an empty box. They sat down. Brian was silently counting his own abilities. After witnessing the end of the New Year celebration, the system rewarded him with two testimony points. He was considering how to use these 6.2 testimony points.

Malfoy bought a bunch of snacks from the sales witch and placed them on the table to treat them.

Crab and Gole kept eating, listening to Malfoy complaining about the train, nodding from time to time to say that they had heard it.

"Why do you need to use a Muggle train? It is not comfortable or convenient at all, like a big bloated iron bump." Malfoy commented slowly, "Why can't you use a door key? Or you can use Floor powder, which will be much faster, right?"

Brian smiled slightly and said, "Perhaps they want a little more sense of ritual. Besides, using door keys and Floor powder is not that convenient, and it is easy to have accidents. Of course, they can't bring many people at once."

In fact, Mr. Furley also rejected the Hogwarts Express and the Knights Bus. He hated everything about Muggles and even submitted a proposal to ban them from using door keys or magical creatures to transport them.

Of course, his proposal was naturally not passed, because it would obviously increase the funding budget significantly.

"And, I think this is quite convenient," Brian picked up a chocolate frog and said casually, "At least Muggle vehicles are ready-made, why not choose a more time-saving and labor-saving method?"

"Hmph, do you think the things Muggles have developed are good?" Malfoy said disdainfully, "It is obvious that something that can be done with one magic is so complicated."

"This is prejudice, Draco." Brian said slowly, "Although Muggles do not have magic, their intelligence is undoubtedly revealed in technology. They can make technology achieve the effect of magic, and even if it is not convenient enough, it can be used by everyone."

"For example, the gun that Muggle invented for war can kill the enemy with just a slight move of its finger, just like magic?" Brian said. "How many wizards can kill the enemy with one blow? At least we don't have that magic power. But Muggle's guns can be used by everyone, even children, to attack."

Malfoy showed an incredible expression, and he doubted: "Are you not exaggerating? What the mud breed told you? She must be lying to you!"

"Don't say this word, Draco." Brian said sincerely, "Insulting others is a very rude behavior and the deepest prejudice."

"In fact, we don't have many commendable advantages compared to wizards from Muggle origin."

"Birth proves everything, isn't it?" Malfoy raised his chin and said, "We are noble, and this is something they will never get to."

"But in fact, most pure-blood families are in a downturn." Brian sighed, "and now many of the powerful and powerful wizards in the wizarding world are from Muggle families."

"Take Miss Hermione Granger as an example, does it mean nothing about her achievement of the first place in age?"

"So what, that doesn't change anything."

"There are only two possibilities for her to be the first and surpass you," Brian said in his gray eyes, "either her talent exceeds you, or she puts in more effort than you."

"What do you think she belongs to?"

"Of course it's the second type." Malfoy pulled his face down. He could not admit that a mud breed had a higher talent than him.

"Then it's obvious, how can you look down on and insult a person who has changed his destiny through his unremitting efforts, surpassed the pure blood family and achieved outstanding achievements?" Brian spread his hands and said.

Malfoy opened his mouth and had nothing to say.

"At least, you have to surpass her in knowledge and magical attainments to look down on her with confidence." Brian said.

"...Okay, I won't call her like that anymore." Malfoy turned his head aside.

"Okay, let's go back to the Muggle issue." Brian smiled gently at him, "Actually, everything I'm talking about is not a secret in the Muggle world. Just pay attention to Muggle newspapers and you can easily get this news."

"The Wizard Secret Act only limits our bodies, don't let it limit your vision, Draco." Brian chuckled, "You can learn that, really, as Muggles develop and become stronger, the wizarding world will inevitably be exposed to Muggles' sight. It is a general trend to find a way to coexist peacefully."

"I think we can work together to seek a future that is more beneficial to us." Brian said softly.

"A more favorable future?" Malfoy's gray eyes flashed, his eyes staring at him with a bright look.

"Yes, let the wizards gain a higher status future, a future that wizards supreme. We will lead the wave of the world, rather than hiding in the narrow wizard world."

Malfoy's cheeks flushed slightly, and he was obviously immersed in his inexplicable passion.

"The wizard is supreme?" he said with a slightly excited tone.

"Yes, the wizard is supreme." Brian smiled and nodded.

Malfoy felt some sense of responsibility on his shoulders, and his heart was pounding. He felt that he was about to participate in a major event that changed the world and played a vital role in it.

"Okay, what are we going to do?" He lowered his voice, understanding that this was something that he could not tell others at will.

"It's still early. First of all, we have to open our eyes to see the world." Brian whispered, "Know yourself and your enemy, and you will never be defeated in a hundred battles."

"This holiday, you can try to learn more about the Muggle world, such as reading a few more newspapers, or trying their weird inventions."

"Well, I'm not sure if my dad will allow me to go out by myself," Malfoy muttered.

"Crab, Goll, don't say these words you heard, do you know?" He turned to raise his voice and said to the two people who were lying wildly, "Don't even say your parents!"

The two big guys were confused and nodded in confusion. They actually didn't listen at all.

In this way, Brian convinced Malfoy and took him the first step toward getting out of prejudice.

As for letting the wizard rule over Muggles? Brian knew that this was almost a dead end.

This requires war, but first of all, most wizards will object, and it is inevitable that civil strife in the wizarding world will break out. This is the path Grindelwald has taken, and obviously he failed in the end.

As for Voldemort, he first pointed his finger at the wizarding world. But it is hard to say whether he had such ambition. His mind, which was split into seven parts, probably only maintained his rule by fear and death.

Even if the opponents are eliminated and the war is successfully launched, so what? Not to mention success or failure, the war will only bring endless hatred, and it will continue until one side is destroyed. It will be an extremely painful price.

Even if you use the Soul-Snatching Curse, you will eventually be unable to contain the fire. This will only expand the crack between the two, completely collapse the already weak trust, and it will be difficult to achieve peace again.

It may be the right way to seek a way to coexist peacefully and to enable wizards to gain a higher status.

"The wizard is a very inciting slogan." Brian sighed secretly, "but in the end, we must focus on reality."
Chapter completed!