If magic has been performed since the dawn of time, what has made wizards and witches different then muggles? We are all human. We all have the same blood flowing through our veins. We all need to eat food and drink water to survive. So what makes us so different?

BELIEF!!!!!!

Ha, scared you, didn’t I? Good. But that is true. Our ancestors believed in the magic of universe so much that it became part of them, while muggle ancestors decided to come up with different religions, belief systems that the magic couldn’t become part of them. This should explain how muggles can give birth to witches and the other way around.

Because muggles didn’t want to believe in magic, they put on blindfolds towards it. If a dragon swooped over their head, they would make their mind think that it was a passing cloud. If a gnome appeared on their lawn, they would think that it was a muddy animal and stay away from it. You see, muggles are so blind to magic that anything, ANYTHING, is better then what is truly in front of their faces.

So, I need to explain the cover-ups of magic as well. You might be thinking, “If muggles refuse to believe in magic, why would there be magical cover-ups?” Very good question, very good. It’s because there are some things that cannot be covered up. What if a passing dragon decided to breathe fire, or attack muggles? What if a herd of thestrals flew past a plane full of muggles that had witnessed death? What if some dark wizard cast an Unforgivable Curse on a muggle? Questions to answer a question. That’s why you all love me. And oh look, I seem to have run out of time!