Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 94: Being misunderstood is the norm for prophets

"My turn!"

"Summon the monster Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Explosive Gale Bullet!"

Speaking of duels, of course it’s playing cards!
Although Roger was also able to write some magic into virtual reality in the form of spells, that kind of thing did not involve any complex mental changes. It was purely a matter of reaction speed, just like close combat. It was not very interesting.

Roger, who can think quickly, has no interest in competing with a centenarian in this regard.

Why not play some entertaining games together?

Roger has only a few games embedded in virtual reality right now, including a Fruit Ninja with fast reaction times, a city-sized strategic command game called Red Alert, a simplified version of Card King, a battle royale version of multiplayer wizards’ duel, and a large library for those with learning needs.

It can be said that all aspects have been taken care of a little.

Although Roger had thought about joining some games with grand worlds, the workload was too huge and it was not something he could complete by himself within a few days.

After more than ten minutes, Roger's health returned to zero and he sighed, "It still doesn't work."

Considering that it was Dumbledore's first time playing this, after briefly explaining the rules, Roger chose an ordinary deck and then chose the uncut version of Elegy of Pearly Tears for Dumbledore.

Facts have proved that even if you are better at playing, it is still too difficult to beat the cheating group with ordinary decks.

Not only Card King, Dumbledore also tried other games later.

Personally, he prefers large libraries to games.

"How is it? Not bad, right?" Roger asked with a smile after the experience.

Dumbledore recalled everything he had just experienced and concluded, "This is a technology with infinite potential. If it can be successfully implemented, it may be able to solve some of my problems."

Roger knew what problem he was talking about. Just now, the two of them chatted about recent events while experiencing the game.

While Dumbledore was in the process of changing Muggle Studies from an elective to a compulsory course, everything else went smoothly.

There were no problems with either the Muggle Studies professor or the board of directors, but there were some setbacks with the students.

The reason why elective courses are elective is that people have limited time and it is impossible to study too many courses. Even someone as strong as Hermione, who is a top student, would be exhausted after studying all courses using a time-turner and could only give up some courses she doesn't like very much. This is even more true for ordinary people.

After Muggle Studies became a compulsory course, it had a significant impact on students' course choices.

But with Roger's mind acceleration technology, some purely academic content can be taught in the form of online courses, which helps Dumbledore out of trouble.

"In that case, let's go without further delay."

It was agreed in advance that if there was no problem with Roger's skills, Dumbledore would go to the Ministry of Magic with Roger to complete the relevant procedures.

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This was Roger's second time to come to the Ministry of Magic headquarters in London. The last time he came, he was still a prisoner. Unexpectedly, in the blink of an eye, he became the so-called "hope" of the British wizarding world. Life is really unpredictable.

Entering the main hall of the Ministry of Magic, there is a row of gilded fireplaces of the Floo network on both sides. Wizards dressed in different costumes are walking around. Some are wearing modern suits, some are wearing traditional wizard robes, and some are wearing old and simple clothes that look quite like Hagrid's style.

Right in front of the hall is a statue of centaurs, goblins, house-elves and other alien magical intelligent races looking up at a wizard who is casting a spell.

Looking at the statue, Roger suddenly realized that he had overlooked something in the past.

In this world, there is not only one intelligent race, humans. In addition to Muggles and wizards, there are other highly intelligent life forms in this world, even creatures like goblins, which once had a head-on confrontation with wizards.

If in this new era everyone's power is upgraded, there won't be a new racial war, right?

Roger did not discriminate against other intelligent races. In the eyes of Roger, who was able to restructure matter, appearance, gender, skin color, and race were all illusions. They were just things that he could change at any time if he wanted to.

Only the heart is the only criterion for distinguishing differences.

There is no doubt that the way of thinking and culture of other races are significantly different from those of humans.

As a human being, Roger does not want human civilization to be replaced by violent destruction by other beings.

But I'm not interested in doing something genocidal.

Thinking of this, Roger couldn't help but turn his gaze to Dumbledore beside him.

"Principal Dumbledore, I remember that there was a 'rebellion' by goblins, but later wizards and goblins reached a coexistence?"

Hearing Roger speak, Dumbledore turned his head and looked at Roger in confusion, wondering why he suddenly talked about this.

But the next second Dumbledore seemed to have suddenly thought of something, and his eyes became sharper: "What did you see?"

In the eyes of others, Roger was just a young wizard with great potential, but Dumbledore was one of the very few people in the world who truly understood how exaggerated Roger had grown.

Combined with what he is currently studying and his identity as a prophet, it is hard not to make some associations.

Roger shook his head helplessly: "I have said it before, I can't see all the future, I can only see one side of the future. I am a prophet, not omniscient. Don't take every word I say as a prophecy."

He has talked about this with others many times in daily communication, but others just think it is the humble words of a prophet. Who doesn't know that people who make predictions like to play the trick of 'making the false true and the true false'?

Even though Roger always appears sincere, he cannot change the prejudice in people's hearts.

Originally, he wanted to talk to Dumbledore about the future and whether to take some precautions against other intelligent races.

But at this moment, I suddenly lost interest.

He doesn't like ineffective communication that has distorted intentions.

The identity and ability of a prophet brought Roger a lot of conveniences, but not all conveniences.

At least a casual remark could be considered to involve the future, which was a problem that often left Roger scratching his head.

Do I really have to go back to my old ways and do some fancy, charlatan stuff to show off my power in front of everyone so that everyone will feel comfortable?

"Don't take my question to heart, I'm just asking casually." Roger continued.

But the more Roger did this, the more Dumbledore felt that there seemed to be something wrong.

He understood Roger's character, but Roger was not a man without secrets. At least when the two of them were traveling together in the Pacific Ocean, Dumbledore asked Roger why he always acted so anxious.

Roger gave the answer at that time. The more Dumbledore thought about it, the more he felt that something was wrong. It seemed that he was hiding something important.

And now, this feeling is coming again.

Dumbledore looked up and ahead and noticed the statue as well.

Fairy rebellion, alien races, what Roger said, whether there will be a group of people who can use magic on the other side of the starry sky, and his constant anxiety...

A large amount of information was reorganized in Dumbledore's mind.

Then Dumbledore could not help but look up at the large number of golden runes that were constantly flowing and flashing on the dome of the main hall of the Ministry of Magic.

"Will there be a day in the future when something will really fall from the sky?" Dumbledore thought with a heavy heart.

(End of this chapter)