Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity

“Immortality, agelessness, undying, unextinguished… …” After ending the conversation with Harry, Roger returned to his familiar Hogwarts library. With the end of the Quidditch season, there were more people in the library.

Roger was designing his future plans on paper, the steps to approach eternal life.

He had already begun to practice the path to immortality, and with the help of alchemy, he might be able to see some progress in the next year or two.

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As for the path to agelessness, he was still conceiving it. Immortality is in the realm of body and soul, while agelessness is more about the content of the spiritual realm. Even if the theoretical lifespan is long, if the soul cannot withstand the erosion of time and becomes tired and numb, it cannot be called ageless.

This was not urgent, and besides, others couldn't help with the realm of 'self'. He could wait until the path of immortality was almost complete before starting.

The problem was the other paths later on.

How to achieve undying and unextinguished.

For physical immortality, if his Transfiguration modifications could reach the extreme, even if his body turned to ashes, he could easily recover. But how could the soul be immortal?

Through some knowledge from his previous life, Roger believed that 'time', 'concept', and 'existence' were all possible paths.

To run his own existence through time and space, if time and space are not destroyed, neither am I, or to transform into a meme creature, living in the subconscious sea of all beings, if all beings do not die, neither do I, or to become a conceptual entity, as long as the universe still has a certain concept, it can be resurrected countless times… …

Now Roger was already doing his best to research immortality, and he really couldn't spare any energy to consider these things that were more difficult than immortality by more than one order of magnitude.

So Roger planned to outsource the paths of undying and unextinguished, just like he outsourced a certain path of immortality to Hagrid.

He didn't expect the other party to produce any results, as long as they conducted some related research, so that when he wanted to get involved in this field in the future, he wouldn't be completely ignorant and have to start from scratch.

He didn't even need the other party to conduct relevant research in the field of 'undying', simply researching 'time' itself would be enough to save himself a lot of time and energy.

Roger had this idea ever since Hagrid's incident, but he had never had the opportunity to put it into practice.

Magic and scientific research are very different.

As long as you invest a lot of money in scientific research, even if the scientists don't like the research, as long as they keep doing experiments, they can get some results.

But magic, something highly related to the mind, if you don't have the relevant compatibility, obsession, and love in a certain field, then it is difficult for you to have too much achievement.

Therefore, even if Roger wanted to sow some seeds and then wait for time to flow and reap the results, there were no suitable candidates.

Until this conversation with Harry, Roger found that he might be somewhat compatible in his mentality at the moment.

However, Roger didn't take this matter too seriously. An 11-year-old child is at the age of innocence and changeability. Now he is determined to reverse time and space for his parents, which does not mean that he can maintain his original intention a few years later when he is in the throes of youth.

It is too difficult to find the single-minded state of mind once it is lost.

So Harry's matter was just a spare move for him. Roger would be very happy if Harry succeeded.

Roger would not lose anything if Harry gave up halfway. Anyway, what he paid was just pointing out a few directions at critical moments.

… … On the other side of the library, Voldemort, who was rummaging through information about prophets in Quirrell's body, did not know that during this time when he was concentrating on reading, Roger had turned Harry's fate around.

At this moment, Voldemort's heart was filled with helplessness.

Because after checking the information for almost a day, he found that the information on famous prophets from ancient and modern times in the library was quite detailed, and some books also mentioned how to deal with prophets.

For example, the book "The Cacophony of Fate" describes how prophets use prophecies to interfere with the prophecies of other prophets, increasing the difficulty for the other party to observe the future.

Well, this method requires the user to also be a powerful prophet who can make prophecies at any time.

There is also "Man Will Conquer Heaven". The author of this book put forward a conjecture that if someone's hatred for fate reaches a near-mad level, they may be able to hide themselves in 'fate' by using a magic casting method of magical power riot.

This is indeed a method, but to improve the conjecture into a magic that can be used normally, Quirrell has to reach the level where he can cast this kind of magic… …

Voldemort estimated his talent in the field of fate. Even if he devoted himself to it for 20 years, he would not necessarily be able to complete it.

Most of the other methods are like this, either Quirrell needs to have superb talent in the field of fate, or he needs some prophetic artifacts that only exist in legends.

There are not many high-end fate magic that don't involve riddles, and Voldemort quickly searched them all.

He summarized that if you want to fight against fate, either you also use the power of prophecy, or your power is greater than the sum of the power of fate, using force to break through ingenuity.

Indeed, there are no other methods to take shortcuts.

Could it be that I really have to admit defeat?

Voldemort, who couldn't find a way to break the situation on Quirrell, wanted to try to break the situation on Roger.

For example… …

‘Professor Quirrell defeats me in a head-on magical duel, and the Philosopher's Stone will be given to you. You cannot use any other means to try to obtain the Philosopher's Stone before the end of your game with me.’

… … Tsk, is this also within your calculations, Prophet.

Recalling one of the conditions of the Unbreakable Vow, Voldemort stopped his train of thought.

At this moment, Voldemort began to reflect.

Just a small game between himself and the Prophet had put him in such an embarrassing situation.

Could he really break the prophecy of the Dark Lord and the Savior as he had expected?

That kid with glasses, could he really become his gravedigger?

I have so many Horcruxes, right? No way?

After realizing that the power of fate prophecy was stronger than he originally thought, a thought suddenly flashed through Voldemort's mind: "Should I also leave a backup plan for Harry Potter's matter?"

He doesn't have enough time for the bet with the little Prophet, and it's difficult to win no matter what.

But Harry Potter is different. He still needs many years to grow up, enough for him to make some arrangements to break the Savior's prophecy!

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Early the next morning, Roger hadn't waited for Harry, but Hagrid unexpectedly came to his door first.

“What? Your ultra-small magical creatures are done?!”

“No, uh, it’s hard for me to say, the situation is very complicated, anyway, you’ll know when you come and take a look.” Hagrid was haggard, as if he had stayed up for several days and nights, scratching his head, looking very distressed.

Seeing Hagrid looking like his language organization skills were being challenged, Roger didn't say anything and went with him to the small hut located next to the Forbidden Forest.

After that… …

Roger looked at Hagrid's results in the hut, his face showing a toothache-like expression, his brows furrowed even deeper than Hagrid's.

“This thing… …”

This peculiar creature gave Roger a vague vision of the Warp demons under the command of the Four Great Benevolent Ones, such as Khorne and Tzeentch.

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“Hagrid… … Can you tell me, how did you cultivate it?”