Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 101 Is it reasonable to enter the official career at the age of 11? (Fourth update)
"Roger, this is so cool, can I apply for this job too?"

"I want to play, count me in!"

The twin brothers Fred Weasley and George Weasley held a flyer in their hands, their eyes shining.

Virtual reality technology has the ability to complement the wizard's idealistic magic.

The school directors attach great importance to this.

Since they were willing, Roger had no reason to refuse.

There is no harm anyway, and it will give me an extra boost on my path to eternal life.

Roger is not a person who likes to eat alone. He has always believed that only when everyone benefits can everything develop better.

After the school board meeting, within two days the school directors had coordinated all parties and Roger's job fair officially began.

Some seventh graders are indeed confused about where their future should go. After all, not everyone has good conditions.

However, it was slightly different from what Roger expected. After seeing Roger's conditions, those graduating students who didn't know where to make a living did not immediately flock to join Roger's business.

Although Roger offered a high salary, the 48-hour working day in the virtual world really scared away a group of people.

For those who have no ambition, rather than working hard to earn more and accumulate the first pot of gold for future journeys, it is their preferred option to just work hard every day to earn enough money to live on.

On the contrary, some top students who are preparing for NEWTs, the ultimate wizard exam and have no worries about their future, are more interested in Roger's Warp Magic Technology Company.

They think the wizarding world has become too lifeless over the years and lacks something new.

Roger's virtual reality may be a sunrise industry worth their efforts.

Because of the agreement with Dumbledore, in order to prevent the young wizard from causing trouble, most of the students in the school did not know that Roger could drive at seven times the speed, and in the future it might even reach an extremely terrifying speed of one hundred times.

Therefore, their evaluation of virtual reality is not as exaggerated as the school board, but they are also willing to gamble their future and youth on it.

There is no shortage of knowledgeable people among wizards. Roger's job fair is aimed at seventh-grade students, but there are also many students from other grades who are interested in it.

Among them were the brothers Fred Weasley and George Weasley.

However, George and Fred did not come here for any reason like future prospects. They just like new things and think that creating an almost real world with their own hands is extremely cool!

In response to the two's expectations, Roger gave the same answer as he gave to other junior job applicants: "No."

"It's not time for you to do this..."

Before Roger could finish his words, Fred said, "Please, it's okay if we don't join the company, but let us do something. We really want to have fun... and we really want to contribute to your career!"

"Play?" Under Roger's half-eye gaze, Fred forced a smile, and George behind him couldn't help but pat him on the back.

Roger looked at the two brothers, recalled the extraordinary talents they had shown since they were very young, thought for a moment and nodded: "It is impossible to let you join the company. I don't think you are the type to bury your heads in boring and hard work."

"If you just want to experience what the virtual world looks like from the developer's perspective, then that's fine." Roger took out the creative mode plug-in and handed it to them.

Since they like to play, let them do whatever they want. Who knows, they might get some unexpected rewards.
After taking Roger's plug-in, the two expressed their gratitude and left happily, not knowing what they were going to do next.

Roger didn't take it too seriously.

He has other things to do now.

Today Dumbledore sent a message for Roger to come to him, saying that he had something to tell him. This was rare, usually Roger went to Dumbledore, not Dumbledore to Roger.

Knocking on the door of the headmaster's office, Roger found that Dumbledore looked a little strange.

"Principal Dumbledore, is there something you want to talk to me about?" Roger vaguely felt that something was wrong.

Dumbledore hesitated for a few seconds before he spoke: "Um, Roger, do you remember what I told you about the Ministry of Magic's judicial reforms?"

"Of course, is there something wrong with the reform?" Although there was a lot of commotion outside and major media, even foreign wizard media, had frequently reported on the matter, Roger didn't care much.

"The reform has basically been declared a failure, or it has not been completely successful." Dumbledore's expression turned a little embarrassed.

"Some old, outdated laws have been changed, but some new, potentially more dangerous laws have been proposed. This judicial reform has long since become a feast for power struggles among various departments of the Ministry of Magic."

"Oh." Roger's reaction was flat.

Throughout history, there have been many people who wanted to reform, but few succeeded in moving towards a better situation. Often, they could just make some changes to maintain the status quo, and it would be good if they didn't get backfired by the reforms.

He had always felt that Grindelwald's looting of the Department of Mysteries was not enough to bring about a real wave of reform.

"As you know, most of the departments in the Ministry of Magic are actually representatives of the interests of pure-blood families and powerful wizards within the official system."

"As for some pure-blood families, their power is like an octopus. They have already extended their tentacles to all walks of life, even including... Hogwarts."

Dumbledore took a long detour, but Roger still understood the general idea of what he wanted to say.

"What did those people on the board of directors do?" Roger frowned slightly.

"Several families on the school board were among the winners of this power struggle and made a fortune."

"And they particularly appreciate you and your mastery of virtual reality technology."

"so……"

Dumbledore couldn't help but twitch his lips when he said this, and then he took out a letter.

"They're fighting for a little bit of power for you in order to allow your virtual reality industry to develop better and without restrictions."

Roger looked down and saw the envelope was addressed to 'Roger Virgil, Director of the Virtual Reality Industry Office, Department of Magical Games and Sports, Ministry of Magic'.

When Roger opened the envelope and looked at the contents of the letter, Dumbledore had not stopped talking.

"Several pure-blood families joined forces with some wizards to create a department out of thin air under the Department of Magical Games and Sports, ostensibly on par with the official Gobstones Club, the Ridiculous Products Patent Office and the like."

"But in reality, as long as it is related to virtual reality, you have absolute power, and you are only responsible to the Minister of Magic. Apart from the Minister of Magic and the higher legislative body, the Wizengamot, no other department can interfere with your affairs."

In other words, from now on, Roger is 'both the player and the referee'.

"By the way, they have already taken care of Fudge's relationship."

Thinking back to the school board meeting a few days ago, the school board members all said with smiles on their faces that they would do their best to support me. I took another look at the letter of appointment in the envelope.

Roger couldn't help but look up at Dumbledore: "...Is this reasonable?"

(End of this chapter)