Chapter 174- utopia

HARRY'S POV

After the negotiations with the Professor concluded, both of them made sure they understand their next step, Harry left the Professor's office back to the ROR.

Thinking he had a moment of peace as he walked into the room, Harry sighed in contentment.

Gaining the Professor's help would be instrumental for Harry's future plans.

You see, whether he likes it or not, to make the world survive after the next 10 years, Harry would have to make sure no wizard is being exposed to the mundane world, as no matter who wins the war between the regular people and magical people (magical, it will be magical), the world would be destroyed.

To make sure the magical people doesn't get exposed, Harry would have to replace wands with magical technology.

Wands, most of which are about 10 inch, are vary conspicuous when held, not to mention that whether it's the wands movements or the shouting of magical spells, non of them is the most secretive way of casting spells.

Instead of using them, if a small cellphone, like the one in the fan fiction in his head, was made, and wand movements be translated to numbers people dial, with only silent casting, or, for those that don't know that, put the phone on your head to make sure look like you talk to someone, as long as it isn't an obvious no one would know something was cast.

Other then that, they would also have to make sure TV, computer, and gaming is ahead of its time to make sure the biggest threat for the magical world's secrecy isn't happening- the muggleborns leaving it.

With technology advancing as it does, the comforts that made the magical world desirable enough for the muggleborns to stay in it even with the discrimination are becoming less and less important, making it so that children who grow in the normal world right now are less likely to become enthrall with magic, not enough to leave behind the comforts of technology completely, and if after staying in Hogwarts for 7 years they return to the non-magical world, without any normal education they would have to use magic to get the money and comforts it offers, making it much more likely for magic to be found out about.

If, on the other hand, the comforts of the magical world keeps eclipsing the mundane world, the muggleborns would have much harder time to be able to leave it.

In addition, using entertainment to pass forward subliminal massages, whether it's simple ones like 'buy more products' and 'play more' or more important ones like 'all of us are human beings' or, much more to Harry's taste- 'Don't try to rule the world." Harry felt it's the best way to move forward to the future as if someone not as crazy or not as idiotic as Voldemort tries to use magic to rule the world, they would succeed, and with messages like that being broadcast to people's subconscious for their entire life, Harry wouldn't have to fear the magical destruction of the world and make the world a better place.

Some might call it brainwashing and unethical, but when you give every 11 years old children a weapon that can be used to destroy the world, and had at least two of them in 30 years raise to a stage where one co-started world war 2 and the other almost took over a country, brainwashing those children to become gaming geeks and unambitious isn't the worst thing.

As for honor? Can you eat it?

No, Harry will rule the magical world from the shadows, if only to save the world.

In regard to tv creation, Harry let the Weasley work on it, leaving the creation of the first magical video game- video card dueling for Harry.

What he needed the Professor's help with is convincing the Pure-Bloods to use the products also, as if those products are known as Weasley's or muggle, they won't become in use.

No, Harry has a plan.

First is making every Death Eater and associates card duel as much as possible by making it Voldemort's order.

With the addictive properties of it, plus the craziness they get from the dark mark and, for some of them, Azkaban, they will become the greatest addicts, making it much easier for Snape to convince them when they drain their magic to play the video game that will make them better in it much easier.

In addition to that, by making the Professors in Hogwarts support magical technology, Harry will make it possible to bring tv into Hogwarts, making it something every student use.

In the end, making the magical world more passive then it already is will become reality, maybe one day, as to not let every magical person suffer create personal virtual worlds, where every magical person would live in for a while and pour their ambitions into, making it into a test of sorts, and only those who pass it and show they have brain, mind and morals can leave, the others will stay inside a virtual world together, living their life unknowing it isn't real, thus protecting the world from destruction.

Considering Harry made peace with the fact the world he is in probably isn't real, he can't see a real problem with others doing the same.

After all, Harry loved the world, and he is unwilling to leave it for the destruction of the people.

As for the mundane world, after finishing the magical world he will do mostly the same with it, only changes will be to test morals, as non-magical people don't carry weapons on them all the time, and as long as they are god people, they won't use them unless in having no other option.

He will make sure the world becomes utopia, even if it means becoming a villain.

As Harry walked into the ROR, he saw both Fleur and Luna, sitting in an awkward silence.