Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity

“My turn!”

“Summon monster Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Burst Stream of Destruction!”

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Speaking of duels, of course, it's card games!

Although Roger could also write some magic triggered by spells into virtual reality, that kind of thing doesn't involve complex mental changes at all.

It's purely about reaction speed, just like close combat, which is meaningless.

Roger, who can accelerate his thinking, has no interest in competing with a hundred-year-old man in this.

It's better to play some entertainment games together.

Currently, Roger hasn't implanted many games into virtual reality. There's a reaction-based Fruit Ninja, a city-sized strategic command game like Red Alert, a simplified version of the Card Game King, a battle royale version of multiplayer wizard duels, and a large library for those with learning needs.

It can be considered a slight consideration for all aspects.

Although Roger also thought about adding some games with grand worlds, the workload would be too great, and it was impossible for him to complete it alone in a few days.

After more than ten minutes, Roger sighed as his life points reached zero: "As expected, it still doesn't work."

Because he considered that Dumbledore was playing this for the first time, after briefly explaining the rules, Roger chose an ordinary deck and then gave Dumbledore the pre-nerf Tearlaments.

Facts prove that even if you're better at playing, it's still too difficult for an ordinary deck to beat a broken one.

Not only Card Game King, Dumbledore also experienced other games afterward.

Compared to games, he personally prefers the large library a bit more.

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

Dumbledore recalled everything he had just experienced and summarized: "A technology with unlimited potential, and if it can be successfully implemented, it might solve some of my problems."

Roger knew what problem he was talking about. The two had chatted about recent events while experiencing the game.

Before Dumbledore wanted to change Muggle Studies from an elective to a required course, everything else went smoothly.

Whether it was the Muggle Studies professor or the school board, the promotion didn't have any problems, but it encountered some obstacles with the students.

The reason why elective courses are electives is because people's time is limited and they can't learn too many courses.

Even someone as strong as Hermione, a genius student, became mentally exhausted after using a Time-Turner to take all the courses concurrently and had to give up some that she didn't like very much. Ordinary people need not be mentioned.

After Muggle Studies became compulsory, it still had a considerable 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, relieving Dumbledore's predicament.

“Since that's the case, then we shouldn't delay. Let's set off.”

As agreed beforehand, if there were no problems with Roger's technology, Dumbledore would go with Roger to the Ministry of Magic to complete the relevant procedures.

This was Roger's second time coming to the Ministry of Magic headquarters in London. Last time he came, he was a prisoner. He didn't expect that in the blink of an eye, he would become the so-called 'hope' of the British wizarding world. It's truly impermanent.

Entering the main hall of the Ministry of Magic, there were rows of gilded fireplaces connected to the Floo Network on both sides. Wizards dressed in various attires shuttled among them. Some wore modern suits, some wore traditional wizard robes, and some wore clothes that looked old and simple, quite like Hagrid's style.

And at the front of the hall was a statue of magical intelligent races such as centaurs, goblins, and house-elves, looking up at a wizard who was casting a spell.

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

This world doesn't only have humans as the only intelligent race. Besides Muggles and wizards, this world also has other higher intelligent life forms. Even creatures like goblins once had direct confrontations with wizards.

In the new era where everyone's power is upgraded, will there be new racial wars?

Roger doesn't have any discrimination against other intelligent races. In Roger's eyes, who can perform material reorganization,

Appearance, gender, skin color, and race are all illusory appearances.

As long as he wants, he can change them at any time.

Only the heart is the only standard for distinguishing differences.

And without a doubt, the thinking patterns and cultures of other races are significantly different from those of humans.

From the perspective of a human, Roger doesn't want human civilization to be violently destroyed and replaced by other existences.

But he also has no interest in doing things like racial extermination.

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

“Headmaster Dumbledore, I remember that the goblins once had a "rebellion" incident, but later the wizards still reached a coexistence with the goblins?”

Hearing Roger speak, Dumbledore turned his head and looked at Roger in confusion, not knowing why he suddenly brought this up.

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

In the eyes of others, Roger is just a young wizard with great potential, but Dumbledore is one of the very few people in this world who truly understands how exaggerated Roger has grown to.

Combining what he is currently researching and his identity as a seer, it is difficult not to generate some associations.

Roger shook his head helplessly: "I've said it before, I can't see everything about the future. I only see one aspect of the future. I am a seer, not omniscient. Don't take every word I say as a prophecy.”

He had mentioned this aspect many times in daily communication with people, but others only felt that this was the seer's humble words. Who doesn't know that people who make prophecies like to play the trick of 'making the unreal real, and the real unreal'?

Even if Roger has always shown sincerity, he can't change the prejudice in people's hearts.

Originally, he wanted to chat with Dumbledore about whether to take some preventive measures against other intelligent races in the future.

But at this moment, he suddenly lost interest.

He doesn't like ineffective communication where intentions are distorted.

The identity and ability of the seer have brought Roger many conveniences, but not all of them are conveniences.

At least the fact that a casual sentence is considered to involve the future is a problem that often makes Roger scratch his head.

Does he really have to return to his old ways and come up with some priestly things to please everyone?

“Don't take my question to heart. I was just asking casually,” Roger continued.

But the more Roger did this, the more Dumbledore felt that there seemed to be some problem here.

He understood Roger's temperament, but Roger was not someone without secrets. At least when the two traveled together in the Pacific, Dumbledore asked Roger why he had always seemed so anxious.

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

And now, that feeling has come again.

Dumbledore looked up ahead and also noticed the statue.

Goblin rebellion, alien races, what Roger said, could there also be a group of people on the other side of the starry sky who know magic, and his constant eagerness, a large amount of information, reorganized in Dumbledore's mind.

Then Dumbledore couldn't help but look up at the large golden runes that were constantly flowing and flashing on the dome of the Ministry of Magic's main hall.

“Will something really fall from the sky one day in the future?!” Dumbledore thought with a heavy heart.