Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 177: It is easy to obtain the truth, but difficult to maintain it

Everyone has seven emotions and six desires, and Roger is no exception.

Despite a series of setbacks.

But since studying magic and entering Hogwarts, almost everything Roger has done has been smooth sailing.

Until you stumble on the road to immortality, even if there are some twists and turns, you will basically get through it safely.

The experiences over the past year or so have inevitably made Roger a little uneasy.

But now, Roger saw everything clearly again.

"The body is a bodhi tree, the mind is like a bright mirror, always wipe it diligently and do not let it accumulate dust..." For some things, you can only understand the difficulty after experiencing them.

It is easy to obtain the truth, but difficult to keep it.

Just like the Monkey King, he had such a clear mind when he was traveling around the world seeking immortality, but after learning some skills from Patriarch Bodhi, he forgot who he was.

Roger didn't expect that he would be confused by his own situation and go astray like the Monkey King.

But I am luckier than him. I didn't cause a huge disaster and was pressed under the Five Finger Mountain before I realized it.

"But if you do this, it will inevitably change the relationship between wizards and Muggles." Dumbledore didn't have much idea about whether to let the wizards discover it themselves or Roger reveal it.

He cares about something else.

Dumbledore also has his own political stance. He is the type who tends to favor order and stability.

Although his position has shifted slightly due to Roger's existence, it does not mean that he can sit back and watch certain things happen.

"If you were to do that, the power of wizards would begin to grow rapidly, and those who were inclined towards the ideas of Grindelwald and Voldemort would once again rise to power."

Although the composition of Grindelwald and Voldemort's subordinates is somewhat different, they both share a common idea.

Wizards supreme!

The only difference is whether this wizard is a pure-blood wizard or an elite wizard.

"The International Statute of Secrecy has been the foundation of wizarding society around the world for hundreds of years. Your actions are bound to undermine it."

"I know you will destroy it sooner or later, but isn't it too early now?" Dumbledore said worriedly.

In Dumbledore and Roger's original design.

Roger will first seek a leap in life level, and upon success, his power will be upgraded.

The three-dimensional law will only be popularized when Roger has the ability to interfere with the world order at will and make new rules.

It will probably be a few years before they take full action.

But now Roger has to act in advance, and he lacks the strength to suppress the world alone. If he is not careful, there may be a war between Muggles and the powerful wizards!
This was something Dumbledore didn't want to see at all.

Let the second magical virtual reality spread among Muggle society?
It doesn't make sense.

This is not just a question of power ratio.

When most Muggles realize the existence of supernatural powers and discover that there is another group of "aliens" on Earth, the world is doomed to be in turmoil.

"As long as I'm fast enough." Roger replied calmly to Dumbledore's concerns.

"What do you mean?"

Roger said, "Do you remember what I said when I first introduced the theory of three dimensions to you?"

"The Three-Dimensional Method is my means of perfecting myself through the power of all living beings."

"The second magic power is derived from the three-dimensional law, which is also my medium dimension. When the wizards found that something was wrong..."

Roger didn't finish his words, but Dumbledore understood.

He wants to create a time difference.

"It's a bit risky." Although he understood, Dumbledore was not satisfied with Roger's answer.

"As long as no one does anything bad on purpose, there will be no problem." Roger stared at Dumbledore, who understood what Roger meant.

Roger is a prophet. A prophet can observe the future, discover problems in advance, and correct everything in the plan in time.

So even though it seems risky, most of the risks are controllable.

But the prophet is not omnipotent, there are beings who can interfere with the prophet's predictions.

That is... another prophet!
Therefore, if you want everything to go smoothly, Grindelwald must remain 'silent'!
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"Where will the future of this world go?"

It is much easier for a prophet to peek into the past than to predict the future.

Ministry of Magic.

Grindelwald sat in the minister's office, with an intriguing smile on his lips.

Beside him, cold sweat continued to seep from the forehead of Minister of Magic Fudge.

For Fudge, it was really like a disaster that could come from the sky while you are still at home.

He had no idea why this fugitive wanted by the whole of Europe suddenly appeared in his office.

"Don't be so nervous. I won't do anything to you." Grindelwald took out two pieces of paper from the tissue box on Fudge's desk and handed them over to him as a friendliness.

"I just need your help with something small."

Grindelwald's tone was polite, but Fudge was still worried.

But he still smiled. No matter what, ensuring his own safety was the most important thing.

Seeing Fudge's expression, Grindelwald told him his plan.

In fact, what he was going to do was not complicated. Roger rejected his invitation and intended to stop his plan.

Grindelwald originally planned to give up.

But later, after a conversation with Nicolas Flamel, Roger changed his mind again.

Now Grindelwald doesn't ask Roger to help him, just not to interfere with what he is going to do.

In exchange, I will not interfere with what he wants to do.

Because of his original contract with Voldemort, Grindelwald was unable to negotiate directly with Dumbledore and Roger.

So he asked Fudge to be a middleman and convey his meaning.

Of course, you couldn't say that to Fudge.

In Fudge's opinion, Grindelwald just ordered him to do some inexplicable things.

And the message that Grindelwald wanted to convey to Dumbledore was among these seemingly inexplicable things.

"…Alas, these are troubled times."

Fudge almost regretted taking the position of Minister of Magic.

Although Grindelwald had left, Fudge, sitting in his office, the nominal center of power in the British wizarding world, felt a strong sense of insecurity enveloping him.

He felt that the Ministry of Magic was like a leaky sieve. Pure-blood families and powerful wizards were all capable of suppressing him as the nominal minister.

In the current political situation, there is no opportunity for me to play both sides and develop my own power.

But there is no way, now that I am in this position, I still have to do what I should do.

"Speaking of which, should we tell Dumbledore about Grindelwald's presence in the Ministry of Magic?"

(End of this chapter)