Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 44 The Prophet: Surprised? Unexpected?

Unaware of the Minister of Magic's misunderstanding of him, Roger went to Hogsmeade to meet Luna after Fudge and the other man left.

Roger came with Hagrid, and Luna was with her father... As a parent, there was no way he would let a 10-year-old come here alone.

After the meeting, Roger went straight to the point and told Luna what had happened, and reminded her of matters such as precautions and confidentiality.

Luna did not object to Roger's advice. Children are sometimes more sensitive to the outside world than adults, especially children like Luna who are very inspired.

She could probably tell that Roger's words were all well-intentioned.

"What's wrong? Why are you looking at me like that?" After saying everything he needed to say, Roger was about to leave, but he suddenly realized that Luna was looking at him strangely.

"You're weird."

Luna didn't keep the secret and directly pointed out the abnormality in her eyes: "There are so many harassment flies around you, but they don't dare to get close to you... I have never seen this before."

To use an analogy with something Luna was familiar with, it was like a rain shelter spell her mother had developed in the past.

Heavy raindrops poured down from the sky, but all of them automatically deflected three meters away from him.

"Really?" Roger was a little surprised, but didn't delve into it.

Now, as technology is about to be upgraded, he has no extra energy to distract himself.

So although he was somewhat curious about what these harassment flies that were invisible to ordinary people were, he did not talk much about it with Luna.

...By the time I am in second grade next year, my immortality path should be almost complete. By then, Luna will be old enough to enter Hogwarts. We will talk about it then.

Roger, who was not anxious about this matter, said goodbye to Luna under her curious gaze.

On the way back to Hogwarts, Hagrid, who came with Roger, looked at him and said, "Roger, what about my experiment? Should I still do it?"

The original experiment was a joint agreement between the two of them. Now that this has happened, Hagrid doesn't know what to do next.

Roger thought for a moment and said, "Go ahead, but the direction of the experiment needs to be adjusted."

"The direction of miniaturization of magical creatures remains unchanged, but there is no need to consider linking them with the minds of wizards."

"In this magical world, thinking should not be a field that can be touched casually. As for how to connect it with human thinking, I will use neural technology to think of a way."

"Don't touch magical animals with thinking abilities."

Roger's adjustment not only changed the research direction, but also the application direction.

In the past, Roger didn't know whether he could achieve immortality before his death. But now, after his talents have been improved, he no longer has this worry.

So, it's time to consider other application directions.

"Anyway, do it first, and remember to synchronize information with me every week."

The journey was uneventful.

After the two returned to Hogwarts, they went back to their respective homes. Roger, who had missed a whole morning of classes, returned just in time for lunch.

Strictly speaking it was even a bit late and many students had even finished eating.

Before Roger could sit down with his food tray, Harry, who had been waiting for the whole morning without finding Roger, came over impatiently.

"Have you made up your mind?" Roger picked up the fried sausages on the plate with his fork and asked.

"Yeah." Harry felt there was nothing to hesitate about.

"To fulfill your wish, you need a very strong wizard. I will select books and training methods for you that will help you gain better strength based on the magic that suits you."

The student training method of Hogwarts can be described as free-range. Only those students who are enterprising and can force their way into the club through self-study or pure talent will receive the most sophisticated training... This is actually normal. Magic is a miracle of the mind. If you don't even have the desire to get close to magic, then even if others want to help you, they will most likely not be able to do so.

It would be better to let them do what they want, let students screen themselves, and then concentrate resources to train elites.

Now, Roger will skip those so-called tests and directly tailor a growth plan for Harry. "But before that, I have three things to tell you."

"What's going on?" Harry asked nervously.

Although he was often touted as a savior after entering the wizarding world, his heart was a little sensitive due to his childhood experiences, and he couldn't help but feel his back tighten when others looked at him with a serious expression.

What's more, Roger's will also concerns whether he can resurrect his parents.

In Harry's eyes at this moment, Roger was simply the most majestic person in the world.

Roger raised a finger and said, "First, I help you for my own reasons."

"I will help you because I need a talented person to help me study the knowledge related to time and space. This is not free."

Roger is an upright person. He thinks there is nothing to hide when it comes to taking advantage of others. It is more in line with his wishes to say it openly.

Harry nodded and said nothing.

No one will help you for no reason. Harry had learned this in the first 11 years of his life. He didn't think there was anything wrong with it. In fact, he felt relieved when Roger said this.

Because Roger had helped him so much, he finally had the chance to repay Roger.

In Roger's eyes, the neural modification surgery was equivalent to using Harry's connections to get to know Hagrid, but in Harry's eyes, he just led the way but received such a great benefit... which made him feel a little guilty.

There is also the matter of Ron. Ron is Harry's best friend. After the last incident with Hermione, he has become more sunny and cheerful, and rarely complains about his classmates. Harry also remembers this.

"Secondly, the study of time and space is a very dangerous thing, not only for you, but once an accident occurs, it may affect many people. So to be on the safe side, I will use some means, which may slightly infringe on your privacy. I hope you can understand."

After careful consideration, Roger decided to use a method similar to the Ministry of Magic's 'Thread' to detect magical activities within a certain range around Harry, and take other countermeasures to avoid any accidents.

"Of course you can."

Although the child longs for his parents' love and hopes to resurrect his own family, he never wants to hurt other people's families because of this.

Harry is not such a selfish person.

"One last bit." Roger, who had just finished his lunch and whose plate was empty, stood up without him noticing.

"The motivation for your actions now all comes from the illusory love that the magic mirror brings you."

"With just this little bit of spiritual power, I'm afraid it won't be enough for you to go very far on the path of time and space magic."

"so……"

"I want you to meet your parents, to get to know them better, to make the illusory love a reality, and then make a decision whether to set off." Roger said with a smile.

"Let's go."

Harry didn't know how Roger was going to let him meet his parents and get to know them better.

I could only follow Roger's pace with anticipation and trepidation.

then……

"Professor Snape! Harry wants to know about his mother Lily Evans's school days. Can you help me?" After knocking on the door of the Slytherin Headmaster's office, Roger entered and asked.

As he spoke, Roger took out the small portable meditation bowl he had made.

...Why should I ask Snape, such a nasty guy, about my mother's affairs? Harry, who was following Roger, looked at Roger with confusion in his eyes.

As if sensing Harry's gaze, Roger turned around and explained, "Because she and Professor Snape were very good friends when they were in school."

After explaining, Roger turned to look at Snape again: "Right, Professor Snape."

(End of this chapter)