Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 135: Breaking Fate is also part of Fate
However, this is a feasible idea.

But just like Snape's elixir of life, there are also many technical difficulties to be solved.

For example, the time in this world is not like in some other worlds with countless tributaries and world lines. The time here is an absolute straight line.

A wizard in it may be able to use the power of magic to temporarily jump out of it, but after that brief moment, everything will return to linear time.

Just like what Harry had experienced in his original destiny, it seemed that something had changed, yet it also seemed that everything was destined.

The reason why now is now is that it encompasses all changes in time.

Roger's method of time plague can indeed "stretch" the moment of being out of time, but this straight line of time also makes operations such as "borrowing power from the past" extremely difficult.

Let alone power, even borrowing "ideas" from the past must be done with caution, to avoid letting the past know too much information about the present and causing changes in history.

So, how do we bring together the power of the past and the present?
The answer is very simple. It is the moment of using time magic to jump from the present to the past.

At that moment, Roger was separated from the timeline of this world. If he could have a certain grasp of this "time fold", then the transfer and accumulation of power across time would become a feasible operation.

Gather power beyond time and use it whenever you need it.

Of course, if you want to do this kind of operation, there is a high risk of being hit back by the rules of time.

So Roger would not easily try this idea that came to his mind because of Hagrid.

In Roger's conception, this is the method he will need when his strength reaches the point where he can trace back history and become more and more "ancient", when he wants to make further progress.

...Actually, Roger has a lot of similar things.

This often happens if you set your goals too high at the beginning.

The results of hard thinking and effort may not be applicable at the moment and may only show their power after a long time.

But Roger didn't think it was a big deal. Knowing it earlier and preparing for it earlier was at least better than having his ears pierced right after getting into the sedan chair.

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"When will I go back?"

"Tomorrow we will start preparing to return home," Roger said with a smile.

As the Moon Night was coming to an end, Dumbledore asked Roger what his next plans were, and Roger gave a clear answer.

To be honest, the timing of this trip to the moon was beyond Roger's expectations.
Before coming to the moon, Roger had not thought about the creation of dream shadows, so now, because he had spent too much time on the moon, he was afraid that his trip to the UK would have to be shortened a lot.

Although it is only early August and there seems to be a lot of time before school starts on September 8, Roger is currently on the back of the moon.

It takes a long time to go from the back of the moon to the front, and then to leave the lunar orbit and return to the earth, plus Roger has to make some preparations for the new semester.

In the end, he probably only had less than 10 days left to travel around Britain.

As one of the strongest wizarding gathering places in the world, Britain has a lot of historical value that cannot be fully explored in such a short time.

This amount of time is not enough even for a quick look around.

So Roger plans to focus on those high-value targets after returning this time.

After hearing Roger's answer, Dumbledore, who knew what was going on, did not continue the topic, but instead asked about another thing that he was very concerned about.

"What is Voldemort's current situation?"

"Since the plundering of the Department of Mysteries, he seems to have completely disappeared."

Grindelwald is now by Voldemort's side, but he has had no contact with Dumbledore since they parted in Austria.

So Dumbledore had no idea what the situation was with the biggest threat to the British wizarding world.

Roger did mention to him that Voldemort was doing research on time and self, but he and Roger hadn't seen each other for nearly two months.

He was unsure about Voldemort's latest progress, and this matter always made him feel uneasy.

"I've been watching Voldemort." The path Voldemort was taking had many implications for Roger, so he naturally wouldn't let it go.

Roger could understand Dumbledore's worries. After all, Voldemort was not a simple character before.

Now they are going further and further down the path of being inhuman.

Magic is a miracle of the mind. When the mind becomes increasingly alienated from humanity, Dumbledore is truly worried about what Voldemort will become.

But Roger said he was just worrying too much.

"Grindelwald has passed the information to you in his own way. You don't have to worry about the situation getting worse." Voldemort released Grindelwald and signed a contract with him to start cooperation. It was a good move, but also a bad one.

The good thing is that with a prophet by his side, Voldemort has a certain degree of ability to counter Roger's prophecy.

The bad part is...is it really as easy as Voldemort thinks to cooperate with a prophet with ulterior motives?

I’m afraid he was betrayed by Grindelwald and he doesn’t even know how he died!

Grindelwald deliberately showed Voldemort that he had control over Voldemort's fate, so that Voldemort would be wary of Grindelwald.

Voldemort took the opportunity to sign a new contract with Grindelwald, making it impossible for Grindelwald to observe and influence his fate.

It seemed like a defense against Grindelwald, but in fact, this was Grindelwald's trap!
"When Grindelwald cannot observe and influence Voldemort's fate, it means that when I observe Voldemort's fate, Grindelwald cannot even discover it, let alone intervene in it."

In short, Voldemort released Grindelwald, which was equivalent to recruiting a personal bodyguard and thug.

But Grindelwald used a little trick to make Voldemort suspicious, and Voldemort relieved himself of the duty of personal guard at the level of destiny.

Grindelwald did sign some contracts with Voldemort to protect him, but I didn't even "discover" it, so naturally the guarding duties in the contract would not be triggered.

From then on, Voldemort's destiny plane became a place where Roger could come and go freely.

Everything about him became 'transparent' in Roger's eyes.

All I can say is that Voldemort may be a very powerful wizard, but everyone has their own blind spots in knowledge, and his understanding of the prophet is still too superficial.

All your restrictions and attacks on the prophet may come from the fact that the prophet wants you to do so.

As Voldemort turned a half-good move into a completely bad one, Roger thought of a saying from his previous life.

'Perhaps what you think is breaking fate is also part of fate.'

"Voldemort's current 'time breeding' is not yet complete. According to my observation, he will not allow this to be completed so easily."

“It takes great courage to give up your current self-will and choose to let a stronger self replace everything you have.”

"Since he has made such a determination, he will definitely not allow a person who he considers to be 'defective' to be his 'future self'."

"So..." Roger snapped his fingers, and magic power projected several virtual images.

Crown, diary, gold cup, ornament box...

That is Voldemort's Horcrux.

"He will definitely find ways to collect his scattered Horcruxes, let his different time periods fight and devour each other, and try to reach the point where there is no room for improvement, and then replace himself."

"This kind of collection does not necessarily have to be in the present time and space. He may also enter the historical time and space. Anyway, what he wants is just a confrontation of ideas, which does not involve the change of history."

Dumbledore frowned: "Isn't that more dangerous?"

He didn't quite understand why Roger said there was no need to worry.

"The key point is timing," Roger explained.

"This desire for a better self will trigger the marginal effect, and he will spend a lot of time grinding for tiny improvements."

"It's not like he's the only one moving forward in this world, is it?"

Roger's three-dimensional method has not been announced to the outside world yet, and Voldemort does not know that this thing exists, which creates an information gap.

Voldemort thought he was in a leading position and could take the time to polish himself more finely so that he could face everything with a more perfect attitude.

Little did he know that while he was slowing down, others were making great strides.

If he is slow at one step, he will be slow at every step. Voldemort may even temporarily fall from the ranks of the world's top wizards.

Of course, with a stronger foundation, he may be able to return to the top of the world one day.

But as Roger just said, the world will not wait for Voldemort. The moment he falls behind the times, all the past grudges will come knocking on his door, leaving him no chance to make a comeback.

So, just watch him build a red building and watch it collapse, that’s all.

Unless... when Dumbledore was in the lead, he gave up on kicking the guy when he was down.

"However, when you really want to attack Voldemort, remember not to act rashly without absolute certainty."

"After all, Voldemort has become more difficult to kill after studying time and space."

Although Voldemort has not done so yet, Roger has already noticed that in the future, Voldemort has begun to study the way of "Horcrux time and space integration".

He is trying to transcend immortality and touch the realm of indestructibility!

(End of this chapter)