Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 134 Roger's method of creating gods, where are the gods of magical beasts
Hagrid likes Magizoology, but judging by his life experience, it's clear that there are reasons why he isn't very good at dealing with the wizarding world.

Humans are creatures that don't know how to live without distinguishing between "us" and "you". One can imagine what Hagrid, a half-giant, experienced on campus.

Perhaps Hagrid would feel more comfortable among magical creatures.

And it is precisely because of his long-term contact with magical creatures that Hagrid can feel it more clearly.

In this world, 'wisdom' is definitely not exclusive to humans and other humanoids!

Those creatures without faces or heads, even arthropod magical creatures like spiders, have quite high intelligence.

Not to mention legendary creatures such as dragons, griffins, phoenixes, and unicorns.

Even many of the dark magic creatures have considerable intelligence.

They also have the ability to interfere with magic power with their thoughts, but their numbers are not as large as humans, so they do not cause much impact.

In the past history of the world, the number of "original species" born from the mind has always been very small, and creating them requires various causes and conditions.

Most of the magical creatures in the wizarding world are either the result of artificial hybridization like the Blast-Ended Skrewt, or artificially created using magic like the Dementors.

But with the dimensional magic of fantasy creation, everything is different.

Under the guidance of fantasy creation, the "mental power" required to create a new magical creature will be greatly reduced.

Since Roger’s power alone can create dream shadows, what if the minds of a large number of magical animals come together?

"Although the minds of magical animals are not as active as those of humans, they are quite simple and single-minded. Whether it is good or bad, as long as they have determined something, they will not change it easily."

Hagrid expressed his views on magical creatures in a slightly emotional tone.

"So, as long as you can make all the magical animals believe you, then..."

At this moment, Roger recalled the "method of becoming a god" that was considered impossible to accomplish when he first came into contact with the magical world.

The ritual that unified the world, manipulated the minds of all Muggles, all wizards, and all magical creatures, and created artificial gods!

By using the power of imaginary creation to multiply the power, it seems that just by unifying the wills of all magical beasts, it seems that a 'God of Magical Beasts' can be created.

Of course, this so-called god of magical animals is definitely not comparable to the god that transcends cause and effect in Roger's impression. According to Roger's estimation, the most it can do is destroy a country.

The reason why such a weak thing is called God is purely because of its growth potential. As the population of magical animals expands, it can continue to become stronger. Maybe one day, it can really become Him.

"Hagrid, this idea of yours is even more dangerous than the last one."

The so-called last time refers to the time when Hagrid became interested in miniature magical creatures and ended up creating weak green-skinned mushroom men without the bonus of the power of thought.

"Ah...Is that so? But I really think this thing is really cool."

Half-giants, wizards, Muggles, and even non-magical creatures like cats and dogs actually all have a certain inertia of thinking.

That is, when there is someone supporting them and when there is no one supporting them, they will show two completely different states.

So Snape, Dumbledore, Harry and Hagrid in front of him, when they found out that the prophet was backing them up, no matter what they did, they would not be able to cause too much trouble.

They all started to let themselves go to varying degrees.

Especially Hagrid, Roger's performance made him completely put aside all his worries and act only for what was most interesting in his heart.

Because if you really touch something you shouldn't touch, the prophet will foresee it and stop you.

Just like the demon of fear before.

Roger did not deny what Hagrid said: "This is indeed interesting. In terms of potential, its development prospects are very impressive, but don't forget it."

"Behind us, on that blue planet, Muggles have been the main theme of the world since ancient times, while in the supernatural world, wizards are the supreme world leaders."

"If your idea is true, there will definitely be some people who realize the potential of this method, and they may even join in the breeding of magical animals and the expansion of artificial populations."

At this point, Roger paused and looked cautious: "And some more extreme people will even try every possible means to increase the intelligence of various magical animals in order to make the power brought by fantasy creation even stronger."

"With wisdom, I have also gained strength with the help of fantasy creation."

"So, what do you think magical creatures think when they look at the wizards who are so high up?"

Roger thought of the time when the East had just been unified, and what the two strong men thought when they saw the emperor. A smile appeared on his face. "To put it bluntly, aren't so-called wizards also magical creatures derived from Muggles?"

"How is it different from 'us' who have evolved from other creatures?"

Roger would never stop others' actions without giving any reason. When he really did something, he would always communicate with all parties involved.

The suppression you get by using violence or diverting conflicts is not a real stop, it just suppresses some tendencies. Where there is oppression, there is resistance.

Some things cannot be suppressed.

You should be like Dayu who controlled the floods. It is better to drain than to block. Only when the other party recognizes you from the bottom of their hearts, that kind of "impulsive force" will dissipate.

"This..." Listening to Roger's words, Hagrid, whose mind had always stayed in the scope of magical creatures, broke out in a cold sweat even in his sleep, far away on Earth.

But Roger didn't stop talking: "Even if I keep the technology firmly in my hands, it will be useless if I don't spread it."

"Once I start working with magical creatures and show my inclinations, and once they become known to the world, there will definitely be some 'smart people' who will start playing tricks, and then everything I mentioned above will still happen."

In fact, Roger didn't say one thing here, because this involves the issue of the spread of the three-dimensional law, which is crucial to his path. If the vast majority of magical animals have acquired extremely strong wisdom, will they... also choose the three-dimensional law? !
Roger's method is not exclusive to humans. To be precise, any living being with a self, even a Muggle, can practice in their way.

It's nothing more than replacing magical things with AI or biotechnology, and then going around in circles more than magic.

If the magical animals also choose this method, and it is not the choice of a single individual, but the common choice of the entire magical animal community, then...

By then, what humans will face is probably not the internal racial conflict between wizards and Muggles in the strict sense.

Rather, it is a competition between humanoid species and animal species for higher dimensions!
What kind of horrific scene will the world face at that moment?
Roger didn't know.

He has no intention of touching this Pandora's box for the time being.

Perhaps when he becomes strong enough and has the ability to handle anything, Roger will do something from a high-level perspective.

But now, Roger's choice is to stop Hagrid's bold idea.

"Okay." Hagrid looked a little frustrated.

But Roger knew that Hagrid had completely listened to his advice.

Hagrid suffered a major setback during his time as a student at Hogwarts, and although the main culprit was Voldemort, who was then Tom Riddle, it is undeniable that he committed some of his own violations.

That kind of blow made Hagrid always able to admit and correct his mistakes in time later in life.

Suffering is suffering, but sometimes an experience can really affect a person's life.

Although this kind of influence is often not a good one.

"Speaking of which, I originally wanted to tell you something about the new magical creature 'Dream Shadow' you created." Hagrid looked at Roger, his tone still frustrated.

"But after listening to what you just said, I feel that some of my ideas may be too immature."

"I know some methods that may make Mengying stronger."

Hagrid realized the existence of dream shadows when he first heard about it from Dumbledore.

Without creating it out of thin air, Hagrid can also use some acquired methods to strengthen the dream shadow, enhance the power of the dream shadow creature, and allow it to expand its uses.

He wanted to share these methods with Roger.

"But now..." But now, Hagrid feels that instead of strengthening the power of Dream Shadow, limiting the development of Dream Shadow might be the first step to take.

Dream Shadows are a species born from a wizard's dreams. They are too close to the wizard's essence, have almost identical appearances, and are directly connected to the wizard's thoughts.

Although self-awareness is almost non-existent, who knows if a special individual might mutate by chance?
For example, if a dream shadow with Grindelwald's thoughts and knowledge was born from Grindelwald's thoughts, and he could exist independently.

Well, that terrified Hagrid just thinking about it.

Perhaps it would be a safer way to use the Dream Shadow ritual, like Roger does now, making the Dream Shadow a completely disposable item, which comes into being as soon as it is used and dies after use.

There is absolutely no need to add unnecessary details.

If you add legs to a snake, you will have to rely on the dragon. Isn't this completely contrary to the original purpose?
Hagrid likes magical creatures, but like everyone else's preferences, Hagrid's preferences are also biased.

He preferred those species that were tall, mighty and sufficiently incredible. In Hagrid's eyes, the horror of the three-headed dog and the dragon was "cute".

But Hagrid would not abandon the right and wrong because of this. Hagrid had been with Dumbledore for so many years, and he still had the minimum sense of public responsibility.

...Well, his sense of responsibility is just like Schrödinger's cat, often in a quantum superposition state.

However, in front of Roger, the prophet he respected, Hagrid always wanted to show his better side, and this superposition state was confirmed at this moment.

Hagrid shared his new thoughts about dream shadows with Roger.

Roger nodded in agreement after hearing this: "It's good that you thought of this."

Apart from the limited power, what Hagrid said was indeed a problem he had considered when he created Dream Shadow.

That's why he chose to let Mengying live and die quickly in an extremely extreme way.

Hearing the affirmation, Roger could feel the joy emanating from Hagrid.

This tall and honest man is like this, his emotions come and go quickly, and he will not let worries stay in his heart for too long.

In fact, Hagrid's remarks were not without help to Roger.

Roger is not a god, and there are things he overlooks. His thinking time is limited. When he is thinking about one problem, the progress of another problem often stagnates.

That is why he wants to spread the three-dimensional law, allowing everyone in the world to become a part of his thinking matrix, and use the power of all living beings as a boost on the road to eternal life.

"A tribe?" Hagrid's words gave Roger new thoughts about Utopia Creation.

For example, artificially cultivating a group of people with similar thinking to jointly promote the magic of this dimension will definitely have a better effect than a group of people with scattered ideas.

And Roger already has a group of similar-minded people.

"The plague of time, the will of Alaya between the self and the self across time and space."

Is there anyone in this world who thinks more similarly to me than myself? !
(End of this chapter)