Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity

Generally, when people install backdoors in their "products," they hide them carefully, afraid of being discovered. It's like a pager that could explode, a missile fighter jet that could lock the operating system, a mobile app backdoor that could eavesdrop on user privacy, and various big data algorithms that subtly guide you in the direction they want, economic policies that appear flowery on the surface but conceal hidden dangers within.

But Roger did the opposite.

He told Dumbledore very bluntly that the Three-Dimensionality Theory was a system with a "backdoor program"!

Dumbledore was a little numb at this point, and he even began to doubt himself.

Am I really the greatest wizard of this century in Britain?

Why does Roger always come up with operations that I can't understand?

Fortunately, Roger wasn't a prophet who liked to speak in riddles, and he quickly explained to Dumbledore.

"In the Three-Dimensionality Theory, the Self Dimension is mysterious and difficult to describe, the Medium Dimension is all-encompassing, and the Outer Dimension is infinite."

"Everything that can be influenced by me is my Medium Dimension. The more deeply and precisely I can influence it,

the higher its Medium rank."

"It's not just sound, light, and electricity. When I talk to you, when my words influence your thoughts and actions, you have already become my Medium Dimension."

"Then—"

Hearing this, Dumbledore could already vaguely sense what Roger was going to say.

As expected, it was just as he thought.

"Everyone who cultivates my methods is, in themselves, my Medium Dimension!"

"My methods will bring them power and make them higher-level beings, profoundly influencing their entire lives. In terms of cause and effect, we are already tightly bound together."

"Remember what I said on Christmas night?"

"Dimensional Erosion!"

"If the Three-Dimensionality Theory can reach the height I envision, then every cultivator, for every ten thousand steps they take forward,

they must 'repay' me one step."

Roger's heart isn't that black; he doesn't plan to implement a tithe.

"It doesn't seem like much, insignificant. But if the number of people cultivating the Three-Dimensionality Theory reaches billions, tens of billions,

hundreds of billions..."

"If someone can keep up with my speed of advancement at that time, I would be truly surprised." Roger's tone was very meaningful when he said this.

"There's no need to treat everyone as a competitor. The road to eternal life is long, and I don't mind having someone to travel with. This isn't a fight for the throne, where there can only be one winner. As long as they don't think about messing with my affairs, I won't do anything."

"As for if the Three-Dimensionality Theory cannot reach that level... then it proves that this path is wrong."

"A wrong path, let the world mess with it as they please; I will find a new path myself."

Dumbledore understood Roger's meaning, but there was still something he didn't quite understand.

"You just said the secrets in it? Aren't you afraid—"

Dumbledore didn't finish his words, but what he wanted to say was obvious.

At this time, Dumbledore was also infected by Roger and didn't hide anything, saying whatever he had to say.

When the other party treats you with sincerity, choosing to be evasive will only disappoint the other party.

Dumbledore wouldn't be so lacking in magnanimity.

Roger smiled slightly, turned his head to look at the sea where the mist had dissipated, and the sunlight shone on him through the clouds.

"Headmaster Dumbledore, have you ever heard a story?"

Considering that Dumbledore was British and might not know much about Chinese culture, Roger thought about it and decided to 'localize the translation.'

"Suppose there is such a magic in the world that allows everyone who learns it to have the power of Voldemort level."

"But learning it requires a price." As he spoke, Roger waved his hand down.

Gesturing a standard action of 'If you want to practice this skill, you must first castrate yourself.'

"Not being a man is a pain more unbearable than death for some people. But some people will choose to sacrifice for power."

"This has to do with each person's life experience and their own situation; there's nothing to say.

"But what if, at this time, someone made this magic public to all wizards?" Roger rarely had a mischievous smile on the corner of his mouth.

"Even if you don't have any grudges, can you be sure that you won't become the target of other people's hostility? Can you guarantee that in your life, you haven't offended anyone who is narrow-minded?"

In that instant, Dumbledore understood.

This was a conspiracy in the open!

People who learn this magic will become stronger, while people who don't learn this magic will live in fear and anxiety all day long, and may lose their lives one day because of a small matter.

Whether it's to save their lives or for other purposes, a large number of people will definitely choose to learn.

And humans are a very particular 'group' of sociological creatures.

The same class will have its own small circles, the same country will have regional discrimination, the same nation will have wealth discrimination, and the same religion will also create different factions. Humans seem to not know how to survive without distinguishing between 'us' and 'them.'

When the number of people learning this magic reaches a certain number, the minority will inevitably be treated differently.

This is unavoidable.

When that time comes... ·—·

The same principle applies to Roger's Three-Dimensionality Theory.

When it clearly brings great power and is made public to everyone.

Even if Roger explains that he is installing a backdoor that divides one ten-thousandth of your power, people who are willing to cultivate will still flock to it!

Maybe, at that time, there will be great scholars who will defend it!

Too insidious. When the conspiracy reaches its extreme, Dumbledore actually has a sense of righteousness.

An honest prophet is not honest because he has no scheming, but because he feels that even if he is honest, it will not cause him any adverse factors.

When lying does not bring any benefit and honesty does not suffer any loss, then lying becomes a useless thing.

"Headmaster Dumbledore, you actually don't need to worry too much about this issue for the time being." Seeing that Dumbledore seemed to understand his thoughts, Roger stopped the previous topic and said instead.

"As you can see, the Three-Dimensionality Theory is just beginning, and many places are not perfect. I only have 'Body Transformation Magic Self-Reorganization,' a related achievement, on hand."

"It's far from the time to announce it to the public, at least after a few more achievements are made." Roger believes that the current Three-Dimensionality Theory is not powerful enough to stir up a bloody storm in the world like the Evil-warding Sword Manual as soon as it is born.

He intends to polish it again.

"I wonder if you are interested in studying the mysteries within with me?" Roger extended an invitation to Dumbledore.