"Severus..."
Dumbledore interrupted Snape, leaning back in his chair with a weary look, and sighed softly.
"I know you'll find it incredible, but I think you should understand. Any theory could cause a war, and the wizarding world could not stand the third turmoil."
"Life equality? If Darren consciously guides this idea, then goblins, house-elves... Other beings oppressed by wizards would surround him. Perhaps the riots he set off would be worse than Voldemort and Grindelwald."
"So, Darren, why are you preaching equality of life?" Dumbledore sat up straight, waiting for Darren's answer.
Darren felt a bit of a brain ache. Why did he preach? Of course, the system let him preach.
The system detected where it could be played and dared him to say anything. What could he do? Well, he admits that what was more brilliant later was his own idea, after all, the Father was worth too much.
His eyes were captivated. But could he say it? No. So he could only say in a trance-like tone:
"Because life is inherently equal, Paige is a house-elf, but he's still that good. I heard from the outside that Slytherin was a bad wizard, but I found Professor Snape to be a good man.
Miss Greengrass of Slytherin, though not in the same philosophy as mine, enthusiastically took me to St Mungo. Mr. Malfoy was a little annoying, but he was only a child's temper. So life is equal, and life is not made unequal because of who he is."
Darren said bluntly and gave examples of Slytherins he knew and Pachi.
[Ding, Father +100].
[Ding, Father +20].
Two Father's Values rang out. Darren knew that it was Dumbledore and Snape alone who had contributed once.
So... When he met with Snape and Dumbledore before, Dumbledore probably didn't contribute much of the Holy Father value, but it was all given to him by Snape, right?
Depend, this old!
Dumbledore naturally didn't know what Darren was thinking; he just breathed a sigh of relief, and there was some cheerfulness in his tone.
"It seems that our little Mr. Darren will always be so kind and lovely."
"Ahem!"
Snape spewed a word out of his nose.
"Well, the next question, Darren, will you compete with Harry for the position of patriarch of the Potter family?"
"What? What did he rob this for? A fallen patriarch position, he is really not rare!"
"Don't grab," he said without hesitation. Snape slammed his fist into Dumbledore's table and looked at Dumbledore angrily. "You're not going to tell me you're going to push them into the fight for the family property right now, are you?"
"No, no, no, Severus, the Potters have nothing valuable except some money estate. There was only one thing left, and it was a treasure that moved me too, but I needed it to make sure it came to Harry."
Dumbledore sighed softly. Darren's conservative guess is the cloak of invisibility.
Looking at Snape's still exasperated face, Dumbledore hesitated for a moment but continued to explain:
"The fact that Darren Jr. was in Diagon Alley made many people know that Harry Potter had an extra brother.
There were a lot of them who were fans of Harry, and there were people who grew up listening to Harry's stories. When they knew that Harry had a younger brother, their first reaction was that Darren was going to rob Harry of his possessions.
We all know that Darren is a kind child, but they don't know. They would only think that Darren was in the limelight, thus overshadowing Harry's reputation and inheriting the Potter family.
Because of a secret that cannot be told yet, I must ensure that Harry becomes the heir to the Potter family in order to give that thing to him.
So I promised them that the Potters would only let Harry inherit, even if the Potters had appeared because of Darren."
Dumbledore had a slight headache. Little did he know that after the news spread that Darren was Harry's brother, most people's reactions would be this.
This he really hadn't thought about before. Thinking that he was a white wizard, he would ask a child such a question with a spitting agent, and Dumbledore felt a little ashamed.
"A bunch of nosy idiots!"
Snape commented. Dumbledore sighed and did not speak. The next few minutes of silence, just when Darren thought the question would end like this, Dumbledore suddenly asked:
"Darren, are you jealous of Harry?"
"Dumbledore, why are you asking this question? What are you suspecting?"
Snape questioned Dumbledore. "Severus, be quiet; in fact, even you are worried that Darren is jealous of Harry, aren't you?"
"I'm just worried that the two cubs she desperately protected would turn against each other!"
"Me too, Severus."
"..."
Ah, this? It seems that this problem is indeed no problem.
If he had asked Darren what he thought, he would certainly not have been jealous; he had a system, he did not consider this place home, nor did he regard these people as relatives.
He has more of a game-playing mentality.
Who will be upset because the protagonist in the game is so treated?
But if the original owner is here, it should be very sad, right? Harry Potter is famous and has so many people who care. And he died in that orphanage.
Even if the original owner did not die in that orphanage, he came here. He doesn't have a system; he can only be himself.
Then he would see Dumbledore's suspicious gaze, Snape's complicated temper, the wary eyes of many.
Even because he didn't have a phoenix egg, not even the only house-elves who recognized him.
On such a day, the original owner may grow into a big villain, right?
Therefore, to answer Dumbledore's question, one cannot directly and one-sidedly say his ideas. It's so unreal. Or to show your Father's light in the mood of the original Lord.
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