Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 89: Standing on the Timeline (Fourth update, please subscribe)
"It doesn't work in theory." Voldemort curled his lips as he looked through the information looted from the Department of Mysteries.

Originally, he was thinking of using time magic to throw the ring Horcrux thousands or tens of thousands of years into the future. If he failed, he would still have a chance to make a comeback.

But judging from the research materials on time magic from the Department of Mysteries, I realized that I was just overthinking.

From the beginning to the end, there has never been any magic that can travel to the future. If we have to say something, there is a magic called "Time Amber" that is quite similar.

This is a kind of magic developed by the Department of Mysteries, in collaboration between the Time Department, which is responsible for time exploration, and the Planetary Department, which is responsible for space exploration.

It can semi-freeze the time of the casted object until the magic wears off.

The reason why it is called semi-solidified is that after the magic is lifted, all the time that has passed will be reflected on the caster within one day.

For example, if a 10-year-old child freezes time for 10 years, he will quickly age from 70 to years old on the first day after the magic is lifted.

Useless magic.

This was Voldemort's judgment after seeing the time amber.

It is probably a useless thing that only immortal people would use to hibernate during space travel.

Horcruxes are not afraid of the passage of time, but after being cast, Horcruxes will not disappear from the present time and space. If they encounter someone who can remove the curse during this period...

"What are you going to do next?" While Voldemort was looking through the documents, Grindelwald was fiddling with a time-turner.

Although Grindelwald has seen Voldemort's future, Voldemort's future has more than one direction. Before he makes a choice now, even Grindelwald does not know which direction this already chaotic future will turn.

Voldemort glanced at Grindelwald. In fact, he wanted to gather his former subordinates again.

But now is not the right time.

Whether in terms of reputation or power, Grindelwald is superior to himself at this moment.

If he were to gather all the people, it would be hard to say how many of those Death Eaters who valued profit over loyalty would remain loyal to him in the end.

It is estimated that except for those who extremely admire the core of their team, there is a possibility of changing camp.

Voldemort has no interest in making things easier for others.

Voldemort and Grindelwald are people who look somewhat similar.

Both of them gathered a small number of elite wizards to carry out a purge of Muggle wizards and wizards, in order to establish a new world order where wizards are supreme and Muggles are inferior.

But the actual spiritual core of the two is completely different!

Voldemort's spiritual program was extremely selfish. He just wanted to be the king of the world, but he looked down on Muggles. But then he discovered that the power of wizard civilization, at that time, had less development potential than Muggle civilization.

The upper limit of wizarding civilization has not been broken through for thousands of years, while Muggle civilization has been advancing by leaps and bounds.

When his own magical path, like many talented wizards in the past, hit an invisible barrier and there was no possibility of moving forward, he decided to fight to the death in desperation.

Voldemort, who did not want to steer a ship that was doomed to sink, gave up his promising future as Minister of Magic and became the Dark Lord.

Grindelwald didn't care whether he was the ultimate ruler or not. He just believed that only he could better lead the wizard civilization forward. The others were all incompetent. How could the wizards be good if they were with this bunch of insects? That's why he gathered his followers and started to do great things.

Just like the phrase 'for the greater good', when Grindelwald sincerely believes that a more suitable person appears, he will choose to step back.

Voldemort would be shaken by Roger's words about Muggles, and would have the idea of "if you can't beat them, just join them", and he would be entangled and struggled with this.

But this kind of thing would never happen to Grindelwald, as he firmly stood on the side of a wizard.

Grindelwald and Voldemort were both well aware of their differences.

But Voldemort's 'thugs' don't care about your ideological differences. Most of them are here to gain more benefits, more power and more strength in the process of doing big things.

They are not satisfied under the existing order and just want to smash the old order and establish a new order where they can make more profits. As for who the boss is and what the boss’s dream is...to be honest, many of them don’t care that much.

The villains who curry favor with the powerful, the families with ulterior motives, the dark wizards who are only interested in profit, the Death Eaters under Voldemort naturally lack a kind of cohesion. As long as he dares to call them together, the Death Eaters will dare to switch to Grindelwald!

Of course, Grindelwald is not a garbage dump. He will not accept anyone. He only wants the most elite ones.

The rest will not be accepted.

But this would make Voldemort even more uncomfortable.

'Then wouldn't I become a beggar who eats what others don't want?'

After staring at Grindelwald in silence for a long time, Voldemort said, "Let's find a quiet place. I need to reorganize my magical path."

After experiencing many hardships, Voldemort realized a truth very deeply.

A blacksmith must be strong himself. If you don't have enough hard power, don't dream of becoming the king of the world.

In this era of talented people, I am too weak now!

When I was a teenager, there was no one around me who could compare to me.

But if you extend the timeline, facing the powerful people who have appeared in history and will appear in the future, you are just a mortal.

The Horcrux was not created by me. I am just a person who stands on the shoulders of giants and makes micro-innovations.

Now, I can also use the 'Protocol' to borrow Grindelwald's power.

But what about the future?
Even if everything went smoothly, he could really push Grindelwald to the front to challenge Roger and sit back and watch the fight.

But there will be a winner in the fight between the two.

Whether Roger wins or Grindelwald wins, the remaining one will become a major obstacle on his way to becoming the king of the world.

What to do then?
Which valley should we look for another hidden powerful person?
Stop it.

Reaching his hand into his bosom, Voldemort's fingers gently stroked the first Horcrux in his life. The ambition to gain the world, the fear of "I am not myself", the desire for power, the entanglement, and the despair of the trend of the times when facing many powerful people who are far superior to himself.

Countless complicated emotions mixed together, but in the end, ambition won!
If I can't be great, what's the point of being born?
At this moment, Voldemort finally made up his mind.

He wants to fuse the diary Horcrux.

No, this is not enough.

Far from enough!

What if my soul becomes young again?

When I was younger, I was no match for the two prophets of my youth.

I want to become stronger and surpass my own peak!
Now that he had broken the illusion of 'I am not me', Voldemort simply gave up and turned things around completely.

"You are..." Gellert Grindelwald frowned slightly as he watched Voldemort pick up a time-turner and hold it in his hand.

"There are many taboos in time travel." Voldemort's eyes sank slightly.

"One of them is not being able to meet your past self."

He recited softly the laws summed up by the Time Hall of the Department of Mysteries.

"Because something very terrible is going to happen."

As he spoke, Voldemort's mind flashed through the cases he had just seen in the files.

Those wizards who killed their 'past' and 'future'.

Is what survived really the 'present'?

Who knows.

"Grindelwald, last year, I saw what a true magical genius is."

"Even at my peak, I was still far inferior to him in terms of talent."

"That kind of completely unreasonable monster, I don't know how to defeat him."

"Grindelwald, mortals cannot defeat monsters." Voldemort said to Grindelwald.

But Gellert Grindelwald felt more like he was talking to himself: "What do you want to say?"

"Only monsters can defeat monsters!" A hint of madness flashed in Voldemort's eyes.

"I also want to become an existence beyond common sense!"

The next moment, he flipped the time converter.

One Voldemort appeared, two Voldemorts, three, five, ten, twenty...

As one of the most powerful dark wizards in the world, Voldemort has a wide range of knowledge.

Especially in the realm of black magic.

He had heard that in the far east there was a very vicious black magic called "gu magic".

People who learn this art will collect a large number of highly poisonous creatures and make them fight each other. Under the magical ritual, the last individual remaining will carry some of the advantages of other lives it devoured and killed, and become an even more terrifying black magic creature.

Why must it be limited to things like poisonous insects?
A time-turner, plus a Horcrux.

Voldemort felt that he might be able to cultivate a more powerful, more perfect, more terrifying... self!
"Young people nowadays are really crazier than each other..." Looking at the crazy scene in front of him, Grindelwald couldn't help but sigh.

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Just as Voldemort had a thought, Roger had already foreseen the future scene.

"Interesting." Roger didn't expect that Voldemort's final answer would be this.

The path to immortality that Roger wants to take is to dismantle the id that symbolizes instinct, deconstruct the superego, and use the former as nourishment to nourish the self.

Voldemort, however, embarked on the path of conquering the instinct of fear, defeating the ego, giving up the self, and sacrificing everything to the superego.

Go forward, engrave, go forward, engrave.

Eternal self-renewal.

Roger has witnessed that Voldemort's "path to immortality" has reached a new level!
For Voldemort, everything has changed since then!
"The veterans in the wizarding world really can't be underestimated. We really can't let our guard down at all."

Since the initial construction of the three-dimensional theory, Roger's pace has slowed down a little.

It seems that some things still need to be pushed forward as soon as possible.

"Principal Dumbledore, I have a new idea. What do you think?"

Dumbledore, who was having a headache because of the turmoil in the outside world, turned to look at Roger who walked into the room.

I saw Roger holding a book in his hand, the title of the book is...

Second Reality

(End of this chapter)