Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 169: Magic can also revive spiritual energy

There was a saying in Roger's previous life.

It is said that the Dharma cannot be passed on lightly.

There are many meanings in this sentence.

Some people teach their apprentices to starve themselves to death, some people give too easily obtained things and people will not cherish them, and some people teach great skills without testing them, which may bring disasters...

No matter which one it is, the core idea is truly valuable. If you give it away easily, the result will often not be good.

Many ancient sayings that have been passed down from ancient times to the present day often contain certain laws of the essence of human nature.

Roger certainly wouldn't do something even though he knew it was wrong.

Roger wants to popularize the three-dimensional method and the second magic, but popularization is not the goal. The goal is for everyone to practice together wholeheartedly after popularization. In order to achieve this goal, it cannot be given away too easily.

At this moment, in Roger's eyes, what Hagrid made was very good.

"You want to use it? Of course." Hagrid was in a very good mood because he was able to clear his name. He laughed and agreed.

"But what do you want to do with it?" In Hagrid's eyes, although this little cutie he created was a bit novel, it didn't seem to be of much use.

Magic can do everything they can do, and can do it better.

And what they can't do, magic can do.

Moreover, its essence is biological, so it cannot be as convenient as energy.

It is also difficult to accumulate into an individual. From the perspective of the second magic, it is obviously not a qualified product.

I guess only the Squibs will need it.

"Used as an excessive lubricant." Roger said casually.

Then he asked another question: "Hagrid, did you give it a name?"

"Of course, I call this cute little thing 'Telekinesis'." Hagrid's naming of new creatures is always convenient and simple.

Like the Blast-Ended Skrewt, Hagrid's name usually reflects some characteristic of the creature.

They are tiny and cannot be seen directly, but they move according to the wizard's thoughts.

So Hagrid gave them this name.

"It sounds nice. I'll remember it, but I'm afraid I'll have to use a different name when promoting it to the public."

"Huh?" Hagrid was a little confused.

Roger didn't keep the secret, but began to tell Hagrid his plan in detail.

To make a long story short, Roger plans to transform the telekinetic elf, and then use its characteristics to perform a "spiritual revival" in the Muggle society!
A mysterious force is gradually filling the world, and more and more people are possessing supernatural powers, allowing humans to slowly transition from pure technological civilization to extraordinary civilization, giving them a process of adaptation.

Instead of a hard landing.

When he was almost adapted, it was time for Roger to announce his second magic, the Realm of Illusion.

As spiritual energy is reviving, it is normal to keep upgrading.

And, at the appropriate time, Roger will scatter the three-dimensional law in a special form.

This is how we progress step by step.

And in this process, the magical being that plays an important role is called the Telekinetic Spirit, which is a down-to-earth name that reveals a certain essence. "Uh, doing this in Muggle society... Does Dumbledore know about this?" Hagrid didn't fully understand what was going on, but he could roughly understand that Roger was going to do something big.

"Dumbledore doesn't know about the telekinesis yet, but what I'm going to do is similar to this, and Dumbledore knows about it."

"Oh, Merlin's beard, he agreed?!" Hagrid asked in disbelief with his eyes wide open.

Hagrid was a classmate of Voldemort and was also in his 60s. He had followed Dumbledore for many years and was well aware of Dumbledore's conservative tendencies.

"Why don't you agree?" Roger felt puzzled.

"It's good for everyone."

"Longer life, smarter mind, more powerful strength, everyone can have these, isn't that good?"

In Roger's vision, when his entire process is completed, human beings will have been sublimated into something that is almost in a different dimension from other creatures on Earth.

"But..." Hagrid always felt that there was something wrong here.

"Of course, when the entire structure of society changes, there may be some turbulence, but I and many powerful wizards, as well as Muggle leaders, will keep an eye on it, so nothing will go wrong."

In other words, even if there is a big problem, it doesn’t matter.

In the wizarding world, there is a thing called time travel!
Once when the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic was studying time magic, a disaster occurred. A wizard traveled back hundreds of years and did some things that caused many people who were supposed to exist to disappear.

This aspect has made research related to long-term time travel a taboo in the entire wizarding civilization, and the Ministry of Magic has established hundreds of laws to restrict it.

On the other hand, it also proves one thing indirectly.

The 'history' of this world can be changed by the power of magic!

To prevent this history-altering timeline blow, Roger developed the Time Plague.

Harry used this rule in reverse and developed a time double to gain immortality.

If something really went wrong when Roger was transforming the world, the worst that could happen was that he could just start over.

Unless this mistake is so big that it cannot be undone even by traveling through time and space again and again.

...If something so horrible really happened, Roger's crisis premonition would definitely sound the alarm.

Dumbledore was fully aware of this, and knew that even if Roger acted recklessly, the possibility of things getting out of control was low, so he agreed.

But it is precisely because of Roger's various plans, the most critical points of which are all concentrated on Roger. It is difficult for him to intervene and he cannot cover the bottom. Once something goes wrong with Roger, everything will collapse.

So Dumbledore was very worried about Roger.

In short, he trusted Roger's work, but he was always worried about Roger himself.

"Okay..." Hagrid had a good relationship with Roger, but the person he trusted most was always Dumbledore.

Hearing that Dumbledore agreed to this, Hagrid didn't say anything more.

Hagrid always believed in Dumbledore.

Hagrid then turned to another question.

"So what name are you going to use when you promote it to the outside world?" Hagrid gave a simple name to make it easier for later generations to learn related knowledge, but this creature obviously has a more important mission.

(End of this chapter)