Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 160: Contradictory to Roger

The three-dimensional method is very complicated from the perspective of technical implementation.

But its principle is extremely simple.

As long as you can think normally, you can understand it.

A person's 'self' is the self-dimension. Everything that he can interfere with, including the body, the sounds he makes, the language, the marks he leaves, and even his thoughts, breathing, currency, other people, etc. are all medium dimensions.

And everything that cannot be interfered with is the external dimension.

It transforms the external dimension that cannot be interfered with into the medium dimension that can interfere, and transforms the phenomena and materials with weaker interference ability into the existence that can interfere completely like waving an arm.

This is the essence of the three-dimensional method.

Normally speaking, this method only helps to think about the world from another perspective.

But magic, a miraculous power that works directly on 'concepts', makes the three-dimensional law extremely mysterious.

The extremely inclusive theoretical foundation of the three-dimensional law allows any living being with higher intelligence to practice it.

but……

The above is what happens when the three-dimensional law is allowed to grow wildly.

"The three-dimensional method you mentioned should be far more than what you just told me, right?" Luna was a very perceptive person, and she quickly noticed something "discordant" in Roger's words.

"Yes, what I just told you is the second edition of the three-dimensional method that I revised." Roger said bluntly without hiding anything.

"The first version of the Three-Dimensional Method that I developed with Headmaster Dumbledore has a wider range of adaptability. It can be said that there is almost no threshold for practice. Anyone can practice it."

"But there was a problem with that version. Its tendency conflicted with my plans for the future."

Roger was never much of a philanthropist.

He helped those people in the Middle East because those people helped him first.

Dumbledore, Harry, Hagrid and others are all the same, friendship, transaction, so their status in Roger's eyes is different.

Roger opened up this new path not for the purpose of achieving world peace and harmony where everyone is like a dragon, but as a tool to harvest the wisdom of all living beings.

"What I want is a cultivation system that is rational enough to accumulate skills, rather than a scattered and unstructured structure where everyone is doing it one way or another."

The three-dimensional method is extremely inclusive. It can be said that any system that Roger knows, cultivation, domineering, chakra, magnetic field rotation, technology, arcane, spiral force, fighting spirit, and even the killing tennis ball can all be included!

This looks good, and there is a lot of room for future development, but in the initial stages, this is definitely not a good thing!
Roger had already noticed this in Dumbledore. Although both of them were practicing the law of three dimensions, Dumbledore's path was completely different from his own.

Dumbledore gave Roger a lot of help in magical theory, but Dumbledore's path did not have much important reference significance for Roger.

It would be fine if Dumbledore was the only one who thought this way, but if billions of people in the world had the same idea, it would definitely be a huge loss for Roger!

What Roger needs at this stage is 'depth'; he is far from the stage where he needs to expand his 'breadth'.

So Roger took action.

His achievement was the second version of the three-dimensional method that he had just described to Luna.

Roger cut some content. People who study the second edition of the three-dimensional method can only move towards the direction of pulling magic from idealism to materialism.

We can no longer follow Dumbledore's path of idealistic magic.

"Hmm... I think I understand what you mean."

After Roger explained the detailed differences, Luna nodded as if she understood.

"But after you've modified it, is it still magic?"

Luna blinked her ethereal eyes, stared at Roger and said, "I feel that if your method is really implemented, what will be born in the end will not be magic, but another kind of Muggle technology."

She was not from a Muggle family, but her family was in the journalism business, so Luna was not like many wizards who had lived in the wizarding society all their lives and knew nothing about the Muggle society so close to them.

Although Luna only had a vague understanding of many Muggle things, she still had some knowledge of Muggle technology, which was the core of the entire operation of today's Muggle society.

In her impression, Muggle technology can be summed up in one sentence.

People discovered that with a lever and a fulcrum, they could achieve ten times the effect with one point of force. They studied the principle behind it and then applied it to more things.

Discover phenomena, study principles, apply them widely, and repeat the cycle over and over again, that's all.

Magic is another way.

Let the magic feel your will, and then let the magic change the world.

Record what kind of will will cause what kind of changes in the magic power, and repeat over and over again.

Facing Luna's doubts, Roger smiled and said, "Your feeling is right."

"The ultimate goal of what I pursue is to obtain the 'truth'."

"Instead of squandering your enormous power without knowing where your power comes from."

Roger pointed out the biggest drawback of magic used by wizards today. "For almost all wizards, this is actually not a problem that they need to worry about."

"As long as the power of magic is useful, why do we have to find out where it comes from?"

"It's just like a Muggle's three meals a day. As long as you can pay for it and it tastes good and doesn't kill you, it's fine."

"Not many people are interested in studying what the additives in food are, and few people are interested in going to the origin of every vegetable and every pound of rice and flour to see how farmers grow them."

Roger turned his gaze away from Luna and looked up at the moon in the sky that was reflecting the cold light.

"But for anyone seeking eternal life, this is a major issue that cannot be ignored."

"If there is an 'unknown', then how can it be considered eternal life?"

What Roger pursued was never eternal life.

What he wanted was immortality in the absolute sense, absolute eternal life where no existence or thing in any world could kill him.

How could he do something without knowing why just for the sake of temporary power?
After Roger finished speaking, Luna nodded. This time she really understood Roger's will completely.

and so……

"But I don't want to pursue eternal life." Luna also shifted her gaze away from Roger, and looked up at the bright moon in the sky with Roger.

“I just want to do something interesting, meet some interesting people and have an interesting life.”

“Gather with family and laugh with friends and family.”

Luna raised her hand and pointed her index finger at the bright moon in the sky: "Roger, your path is like the moon."

“It’s beautiful, and it allows people to place all kinds of dreams and thoughts on it. But it’s also very high, even cold, and out of reach. Just thinking about it makes it seem out of reach.”

"The most important thing is that when you really set foot there, you will find that there are no moon rabbits or aliens there, only the empty and terrifying deep space and the pale earth."

"Ordinary people in that kind of environment would die in an instant, let alone survive. Only those who possess extraordinary powers can survive there."

The name Luna means moon in Italian.

Since she was very young, she has been full of curiosity and fantasy about the moon.

That's why after she heard Roger say that he had been to the moon in Diagon Alley, she kept pestering him with questions.

Seeing how interested she was in this, Roger taught her the ritual of Dream Shadow Creation.

Luna also borrowed the body of Dream Shadow to go to the moon, but what she got was endless disappointment.

Just like what she had just said, on the pale land of the moon, Luna was gazing at the deep, dark and mysterious space on the back of the moon and felt... fear!
The starry sky seemed to have torn off its dreamy veil, revealing its true side before her.

This was a little too much for young Luna to bear.

It's like telling a child that there is no Santa Claus, Ultraman or Monkey King in this world.

Luna's heart was greatly shocked.

"So, you're going to refuse?"

Roger heard the melancholy in Luna's tone.

"...No." Luna shook her head.

"I just prefer something more romantic, but that doesn't mean I won't admit the truth."

"Singing the opposite tune is to let people see another possibility hidden under the chaotic voices, rather than 'opposing for the sake of opposing'."

Parents are the first teachers of their children. Luna's parents have a great influence on her growth experience and spiritual development.

Luna's father is the editor-in-chief of the magazine "The Quibbler". Influenced by him, her personality is just like that magazine. While she is full of wild imagination, she is also trying to pursue some kind of "truth".

"I want to learn the three-dimensional method."

"But I don't want to follow the path you've planned."

Luna withdrew her gaze from the moon and looked at Roger again, and asked calmly.

With her wisdom, she could certainly feel how magnificent things would be when three-dimensional law and magic were combined.

But she felt that Roger's path was not magical enough, not beautiful enough, and she wanted to walk her own path based on the three-dimensional law.

Her mother was still waiting for her at the 'end', and Luna had no intention of pursuing a long life.

The materialistic path ends higher, but that has nothing to do with Luna.

As Roger said before, Roger's problems are meaningless to short-lived species. They are things that immortals like Roger need to consider.

It's like a terminal illness that will kill you at the age of 100 billion. To Muggles, it's no different from non-existence.

"Roger, if this is my answer, are you still willing to teach me?"

(End of this chapter)