When the magical battle over London was broadcast live around the world, the "International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy" turned into dust overnight, and the world entered an unprecedented era of chaos.
Magic is no longer a secret, but a source of global panic and the ultimate goal that modern technology attempts to analyze, control, and even weaponize. A powerful organization called the "Supernatural Affairs Administration" (DAA) came into being. They have the most cutting-edge technology, using drones, big data and cold regulations, in an attempt to completely "contain" the uncontrollable force of magic.
For Harry Potter, what he has to face is no longer just the Dark Lord who desires immortality. An even more pervasive enemy is weaving a global technological skynet in the name of "order" and "security." Hogwarts is no longer an isolated haven, but a besieged city under surveillance.
Harry and Ron not only have to fight against the return of Voldemort, but they also have to find hope in a brand new arms race. "Singularity Technology" founded by Hermione and a talented young man named Leon, became the only variable in this storm. They try to use science to deconstruct magic, use code to challenge totalitarianism, and open up a third way to the future in the fierce collision of magic and technology.
When ancient spells encounter cold algorithms, when the brilliance of the patron saint confronts ruthless surveillance, when the desire for freedom challenges the shackles in the name of safety, the outcome of this war will redefine the future of magic and humanity. Welcome to the twilight of the Statute of Secrecy.
Reader comments
The subject matter is very novel, the magic is exposed, and the Muggle government's response is very interesting. But! (Yes, my 'but' is here [laughing evilly])
First, the behavior pattern of the Muggle government is too similar to that of the Ministry of Magic in the fifth volume of the original book. This is because we look down on the wisdom of Muggles or the greed of capital.
Secondly, wizards are a minority group after all. In the context of modern society, after magic is exposed, will it just be monitored? No matter what, you have to fight first and show off the muscles on both sides to be worthy of this subject matter, otherwise the magic will be exposed too casually and too plainly (Yes! I just want to see blood! Flow! Make! River!)
So, come on, author! Later, I will write more details after the magic is exposed. The original outline is not the focus, your imagination is!
The subject matter is very novel, the magic is exposed, and the Muggle government's response is very interesting. But! (Yes, my 'but' is here [laughing evilly]) First, the behavior pattern of the Muggle government is too similar to that of the Ministry of Magic in the fifth volume of the original book. This is because we look down on the wisdom of Muggles or the greed of capital. Secondly, wizards are a minority group after all. In the context of modern society, after magic is exposed, will it just be monitored? No matter what, you have to fight first and show off the muscles on both sides to be worthy of this subject matter, otherwise the magic will be exposed too casually and too plainly (Yes! I just want to see blood! Flow! Make! River!) So, come on, author! Later, I will write more details after the magic is exposed. The original outline is not the focus, your imagination is!