Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity

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Hagrid loves Magizoology, but from his life experience, it is clear that this is because he is not very good at dealing with the wizarding world.

Humans are creatures who seem to not know how to live without dividing into 'us' and 'you'.

It's easy to imagine the kind of treatment Hagrid, being a half-giant, would have faced at school.

Perhaps Hagrid feels more comfortable when he's with magical creatures.

And it is precisely because he has been with magical creatures for so long that Hagrid can better appreciate that...

"Intelligence" in this world is definitely not exclusive to humans and human-like beings!

Those creatures without human faces or heads, even arthropod magical creatures like spiders, possess considerable intelligence.

Legendary beings such as dragons, griffins, phoenixes, and unicorns go without saying.

Even dark magic creatures often possess considerable intelligence.

They also have the ability to interfere with magic using their minds, it's just that their numbers are not as large as humans, so they haven't caused too much of an impact.

Throughout the world's history, the number of "original species" born from the heart has always been small; creating them requires various coincidences.

Most magical creatures in the wizarding world are either bred through acquired hybridization, like Blast-Ended Skrewts, or artificially created with magic, like Dementors.

But with Dimension Magic - Daydream Creation, everything is different.

Under the guidance of Daydream Creation, the 'mind power' required to create a new magical creature will be greatly reduced.

Since Roger's power alone can create Dream Shadows, what if the minds of a large number of magical creatures were gathered together?

"Although the minds of magical creatures are not as active as humans, they are quite simple and focused.

Whether it's good or bad, they won't easily change what they believe in."

Hagrid spoke of his understanding of magical creatures with a slightly emotional tone.

"So, as long as you can make all the magical creatures believe in you, then—"

At this moment, Roger recalled the 'Ascension Method' he had seen when he first came into contact with the magical world, which was considered impossible to complete.

That ritual of unifying the globe, manipulating the minds of all Muggles, all wizards, and all magical creatures, to create an artificial god!

Using the power of Daydream Creation to amplify the effect, it seems that just unifying the will of all magical creatures...

Seems like it could create a "God of Magical Creatures."

Of course, this so-called God of Magical Creatures certainly cannot be compared to the kind of god that transcends cause and effect in Roger's mind. According to Roger's estimation, destroying a country would be its limit.

The reason for calling such a weak thing a god is purely because of its growth potential. As the magical creature population expands, it can continue to become stronger. Perhaps one day, it can really become...

"Hagrid, this idea of yours is even more dangerous than the last one."

The last time refers to Hagrid's interest in miniature magical creatures, which eventually led to the creation of weak green-skinned mushroom people without the buff of " 俺 寻思之力".

"Ah—is that so? But I really think this thing is particularly cool."

Half-giants, wizards, Muggles, and even non-magical creatures like cats and dogs all have a cognitive bias.

That is, when there is someone to support them, and when there is no one to support them, they will show two completely different states.

So Snape, Dumbledore, and Harry, including Hagrid in front of him, when they discovered that there was a Seer to back them up, and that no matter how they acted, they couldn't cause too much trouble...

They all began to let go of themselves to varying degrees.

Especially Hagrid, Roger's performance completely relieved him of all worries, and he acted only for the things that were most interesting to him.

Because if he really touched something he shouldn't, the Seer would foresee it and stop him.

Just like the Demon of Fear before.

Roger did not deny Hagrid's words: "It is indeed somewhat interesting. In terms of potential, its development prospects are very impressive, but don't forget."

"Behind us, on that blue planet, Muggles have been the main theme of the world since ancient times,

And in the supernatural world, wizards are the supreme leaders of the world."

"If we follow your idea, some people will definitely realize the potential of this method, and they may even join in the breeding of magical creatures and the expansion of artificial populations."

Speaking of this, Roger paused and his expression became serious: "And some more extreme people may even try to increase the intelligence of various magical creatures in order to make the power brought by Daydream Creation even greater."

"With intelligence and the power brought by Daydream Creation."

"Then, what do you think magical creatures will think when they look at the high and mighty wizards?"

Roger thought of the ideas of two strong men when they saw the emperor in the newly unified East, and a smile rose from the corner of his mouth: "To put it bluntly, aren't wizards also magical creatures that evolved from Muggles?"

"What's the difference between 'us' who are transformed based on other living beings?"

Roger never stops others from acting without giving any reason. When he is really doing something, he must communicate well with all parties.

The restraint you get by using violence or shifting contradictions is not a real stop, it just suppresses some signs. Where there is oppression, there is resistance.

Some things cannot be suppressed.

Like Yu the Great controlling the floods, it is better to dredge than to block. Only when the other party sincerely recognizes you will that kind of 'impulse' dissipate.

"This— — — —." Listening to Roger's words, Hagrid, whose mind had been staying in the realm of magical creatures, broke out in a cold sweat even in his sleep, on his body far away on Earth.

But Roger's words had not stopped: "Even if I keep the technology firmly in my hands and don't spread it out, it's useless."

"Once I start working on magical creatures, showing a tendency, and it becomes known to the world, some 'smart people' will definitely start playing tricks, and everything I mentioned above will still happen."

In fact, there is one thing Roger didn't say here, because it involves the extremely important issue of the diffusion of Three-Dimensional Dharma, which is related to his path.

If a large number of magical creatures gain extremely strong intelligence, then will they—also choose Three-Dimensional Dharma?!

Roger's set of Dharma is not exclusive to humans. To be precise, any being with self-awareness, even a Muggle, can use their own way to practice it.

It's just replacing the things in magic with AI or biotechnology, and making an extra detour compared to magic.

If magical creatures also choose this Dharma, and it is not the choice of individual individuals, but the collective choice of the entire magical creature race, then what humans will face at that time is probably not the internal contradictions within the species between wizards and Muggles in the strict sense.

But a race-level competition for ascension between human-shaped species and beasts!

What kind of terrifying scene will the world face at that moment?

Roger doesn't know.

He doesn't plan to touch this Pandora's box for the time being.

Perhaps after he is strong enough and has the ability to cover everything, Roger will do something from a high vantage point.

But now, Roger's choice is to stop Hagrid's bold idea.

"Okay."

Hagrid looked a little frustrated.

But Roger knew that Hagrid had completely listened to the advice.

Hagrid suffered a major setback during his student days at Hogwarts. Although the main culprit was Voldemort, who was still Tom Riddle at the time, his violations were undeniable.

That kind of blow made Hagrid always able to admit and correct his mistakes in his later life.

Suffering is suffering, but an experience can sometimes really affect a person's life.

Although this influence is often not a good influence.

"Speaking of which, I originally had something to say to you about the magical creature 'Dream Shadow of Thoughts' that you created."

Hagrid looked at Roger, his tone still mournful.

"But after listening to what you just said, I think some of my ideas may be too immature."

"I know some methods that might make Dream Shadows stronger."

When Hagrid first heard about the existence of Dream Shadows from Dumbledore, he realized that.

Without Daydream Creation, Hagrid could also use some acquired methods to strengthen Dream Shadows, strengthen the power of Dream Shadow creatures, and allow them to expand into more uses.

He wanted to share these methods with Roger.

"But now..." But now, Hagrid felt that compared to enhancing the power of Dream Shadows, how to limit the development of Dream Shadows might be the first step to take.

Dream Shadows, a species born from the dream of a wizard's thoughts, is too close to the essence of wizards, with an almost identical appearance, and a direct connection to the wizard's mind.

Although self-awareness is almost non-existent, who knows if a special individual will suddenly mutate?

For example, if a Dream Shadow with Grindelwald's thoughts and knowledge was born from Grindelwald's thoughts, and he could exist independently.

Listen, the thought alone makes Hagrid feel scared.

Perhaps using Dream Shadows as Roger does now, creating them as needed and killing them after use, making Dream Shadows completely disposable,

Is a safer way to use the Dream Shadow ritual.

There is absolutely no need to add anything extra.

Adding feet to a snake is like relying on a dragon, wouldn't that be completely contrary to the original purpose?

Hagrid likes magical creatures, but like everyone's likes, Hagrid's likes also have a bias.

He preferred species that were tall, mighty, and sufficiently incredible. In Hagrid's eyes, the terror of a three-headed dog or a dragon was 'adorable'.

However, Hagrid wouldn't abandon right and wrong because of this. Having spent so many years with Dumbledore, he possessed at least a basic sense of public responsibility.

Well, his sense of responsibility was like Schrödinger's cat, often in a state of quantum superposition.

But in front of Roger, the prophet he respected, Hagrid always wanted to show his best side, and this superposition state was now defined.

Hagrid explained his new thoughts about Dream Projection to Roger.

After listening, Roger nodded in agreement. "It's good that you thought of this."

Besides the limitations of power, what Hagrid said was indeed a problem he had considered when he initially created Dream Projection.

That's why he chose to make Dream Projection extremely short-lived.

Hearing the affirmation, Roger could feel the joyful emotions emanating from Hagrid.

This honest man with a large frame was like that; his emotions came and went quickly, and he wouldn't let worries linger in his heart for too long.

Actually, Hagrid's words were not without help for Roger.

Roger wasn't a god and also had things he overlooked. His thinking time was limited, and when considering one problem, the progress of another often stalled.

That's why he wanted to spread the Three-Dimensional Magic, to make everyone in the world a part of his thinking matrix, using the power of all beings as assistance on the road to immortality.

"A group..." Hagrid's words gave Roger new ideas about Imaginary Creation.

For example, artificially cultivating a group of people with similar thinking to jointly promote this dimensional magic would definitely be more effective than a scattered crowd.

And for a group of people with similar thinking, Roger already had ready-made candidates.

"The Time Plague, the Alaya consciousness between selves across time and space."

In this world, was there anyone more similar in thinking than "oneself and oneself"?!