Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones.

Chapter 745
"So what's next?" Dumbledore asked, raising an eyebrow.

“I will not withdraw some policies, but I will also not set a final deadline. I will be careful to maintain a proper balance. I will put some pressure on the high-ranking officials who have invested, but I will not let them transfer the pressure to the common people in the wizarding world,” Tiera said. “At the same time, I will try my best to accelerate the construction of modern civilization in the wizarding society, hoping to attract wizards from other countries to immigrate by creating a beacon for the wizarding world, rather than through more forceful means.”

“This is a very wise decision, Tyella,” Dumbledore nodded. “A modern wizarding society will provide wizards with more opportunities for development, reduce the barriers between wizards and Muggles, and promote harmonious coexistence among them. By attracting wizards from other countries to immigrate, we can further enhance the diversity and exchange within the wizarding community, creating a more inclusive and prosperous society.”

"I heard you also gave Arthur Weasley a mission?" Dumbledore asked.

“It’s hardly a mission,” Tiera said with a smile. “It’s more like abuse of power for personal gain.”

"Huh?" Dumbledore asked, puzzled.

“Well,” Tierra smiled, “Mr. Weasley is the only wizard among all the senior managers who executes my orders and requirements meticulously and strictly. Although he doesn’t execute them perfectly in some aspects due to his limitations, it doesn’t diminish his value in winning over the people.”

"You ask me, is the travel route for wizards into the Muggle world important? Yes, it is," Tierra asked and answered herself. "But is it necessary at this stage? No, it's not necessary."

“But I handed this entirely over to Arthur Weasley, so do you think he was happy doing it?” Tierra asked again. “I believe he was very happy.”

“So alike,” Dumbledore sighed, looking at Tyella. “You, you are just like us. In you, I see the shadow of ourselves more than twenty years ago. I was once just like you, eager to change the world and make everyone’s life better. But, it wasn’t until Gellert and I went through many setbacks and mistakes that we realized life is a process, and we need patience and wisdom to face it, and we must learn to accept our past.”

“Times are progressing, Headmaster Dumbledore,” Tierra said with a sly smile. “The Dark Lord is progressing too.” “If another Dark Lord appears, he will certainly be more terrifying than me,” Tierra said. “But on the other hand, if a next Dark Lord appears, it will be a failure of the system I designed.”

“Heh. That’s simply unimaginable,” Dumbledore said. “To have another Dark Lord appear under your rule.”

“I will not rule them forever,” Tiera said abruptly. “Everything I have done is to guide them toward independence.”

"Why? Aren't you immortal?" Dumbledore asked.

"Do you think that four dimensions is our limit?" Tiera retorted.

Dumbledore paused for a moment, then showed a look of surprise.

"You mean a higher level of existence?" Dumbledore asked. "Is that something lower-dimensional beings can transcend?"

“The Great Old Ones,” Tiera smiled and sighed.

(End of this chapter)