Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 22: Changsheng Avenue Outsourcing Business Opens
After Roger's preliminary experiments, he determined that using his own microscopic world deformation technique as an access point to seek the continuation of life was a feasible path.

But Roger soon encountered the same problems as the ancient wizards.

The reason why ancient wizards did not take the path of microscopic transformation and did not use Transfiguration to perform operations such as neutron ray bursts was that

This is because Transfiguration is a rational magic. It not only requires the caster to have a clear understanding of what the target will become, but also requires the caster to be aware of his target.

If you don't have enough knowledge about what you want to transform into, you will be like Ron in the Transfiguration class, who turned a mouse into a cup, but ended up with half a mouse tail still on the cup, which was a failed and incomplete transformation.

Insufficient knowledge of the target of the spell will result in a complete spell failure and nothing will happen.

Whether you can see the mouse directly or feel it with your hand, at least you have to know that you want to change A into B. You can't just create B without even knowing what A looks like.

Creating something out of nothing, that falls within the scope of the summoning spell under the jurisdiction of Transfiguration.

With the help of a microscope, Roger can intuitively feel the existence of cells and capture their appearance, but because the precision of the microscope is limited, Roger's manipulation scale remains at the cellular level.

Just like the wizards in ancient times, they are limited by their perception and are unable to cast spells more precisely.

Roger's other dilemma was even more troublesome.

If Roger wants to achieve immortality, he has to create a microscopic substance that can be controlled by his will and can also repair and transform his body.

Not to mention what kind of matter can help Roger transform his body, just how to connect his will with microscopic matter is a big problem!
After studying at Hogwarts for some time, Roger's understanding of the magical world has reached a new level.

After a while, he came up with a solution that was not a solution.

There is another way, but I don't know if it will work.

"Try both methods."

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Harry Potter didn't expect that after meeting Professor Quirrell and chatting with him about Roger, he would have another encounter with Roger just two days later.

"Please, help me." Roger said seriously.

He didn't feel the slightest bit embarrassed. If something could be better solved with help from others, then he should go find someone.

trouble?

The relationships between people are created through trouble. You help me, I help you, and we demonstrate each other's value. After a while, the sunk cost is high enough and a relationship of trust is established. This is the network... unless you don't have anything to give back to the other party and it is purely one-sided use.

When you are not strong enough to defeat the whole world by yourself, making good use of the connections between people is a very useful skill.

The difficulty in this skill is to know what kind of people are trustworthy and can be made close friends with, and what kind of people will bring you endless troubles. However, these difficulties do not exist for Roger, the "prophet".

"Okay." Harry Potter agreed readily to Roger's request.

It's just a small thing after all.

After saying that, Harry took Roger to the other side of Hogwarts Castle, towards the Forbidden Forest.

He was taking Roger to see Hagrid.

In fact, Roger could go there himself, but it is easier to get things done through an introduction from someone you know.

What Roger wanted Hagrid to do was a rather cumbersome task. If Hagrid himself was not a person who was quite interested in magical creatures, it would have been difficult for Roger to even find a way to get Hagrid to agree to his request for help.

When dealing with troublesome matters, the higher the initial favorable impression, the better.

The result was just as Roger expected. When Hagrid saw that Harry brought people over, he was not disgusted but very happy.

Happy that Harry had made another friend at school.

"...magical creatures invisible to the naked eye?" The tall half-giant Hagrid raised his head from the microscope Roger brought with difficulty and twisted his neck that was uncomfortable due to excessive bending.

He roughly understood what Roger meant. It was not about invisible magical creatures, but magical creatures that were small enough.

"Yes, and I am also a little interested in blood breeding between different magical creatures." Roger nodded.

His idea is simple.

Boggart, a magical creature that can see into your heart and transform into your worst fear. 'Once' turned into a Dementor and almost frightened Harry to death.

Among magical creatures, there are those that can sense the thoughts of other lives.

If there is a creature that is small enough and can sense the wizard's thoughts, but because it is too small it has no brain and no thoughts of its own, and can also transform, then it may be able to meet his needs to a certain extent.

Roger attempted to hybridize this creature.

But this was the realm of blood magic and magizoology, which Roger was not familiar with.

This deviates from the Transfiguration path he had originally chosen, and from the perspective of future development potential, this path is also lower than his own Transfiguration path, so Roger does not plan to change track.

Now, Roger wants to outsource this track that he does not plan to take for the time being.

If one day I really fail to achieve immortality through Transfiguration, at least I can still come back to it. I won't be like the old wizard who wrote "Blood Magic and Transfiguration - Guesses on the Future Era", who had to start a new track from scratch, but didn't have enough time and died of old age halfway.

Roger not only likes to plan ahead, but also generally makes multiple preparations when doing things.

As for Hagrid, even if Roger succeeded in his Transfiguration technique and didn't use these magical creatures, he would still remember Hagrid's kindness. Moreover, the act of breeding a very special new magical creature, as long as it was done well, would be enough to bring Hagrid huge profits!

"This..." After Roger told Hagrid part of his thoughts truthfully, Hagrid lowered his head and pondered for a moment.

"Okay! I'll help you with this!"

He was willing to help Roger cultivate magical creatures in this area.

Hagrid was a big, simple-minded man. He agreed to this not because Roger was a prophet, not because of some promises made by Roger, and not because of Harry.

The simple thing is that, to create a magical creature that no one else has ever heard of, which may even have a separate "section" in the School of Magical Zoology, for him who loves magical animals... it's too cool!
This is the coolest thing Hagrid has heard this year! Cooler than the Philosopher's Stone!

After getting the answer, Harry and Roger ended their visit to Hagrid.

Both of them left with smiles, Roger smiled because his goal was successfully achieved, and Harry was happy that he could also be someone who could help others.

At this moment, a cold wind suddenly blew.

The two people's school uniforms were blown back and forth.

Roger couldn't laugh anymore.

"What's wrong?" Harry, who had been paying attention to Roger, found that Roger's expression was as if he had eaten a lemon.

"…Nothing, just a side effect of a little magic experiment."

Roger came up with two solutions to the problem. One was to outsource the path of ultra-microscopic magical creatures to Hagrid.

The other one, he was also pushing forward.

However, because his own skills are not mature enough, Roger now has some physical problems. Simply put, just like Blackbeard who ate the Dark-Dark Fruit, the pain in his body has been amplified many times.

The originally soft school uniform was like a torture instrument to him, and when the wind blew, it was like a severe torture.

"Magic experiment?" Although Harry knew that Roger was working on something like immortality, he didn't know the specific details of Roger's research and development.

"Yes, I call it... Magical Neuron Reconstruction Technology."

"Are you interested in trying it?" Roger smiled kindly.

(End of this chapter)