Harry Potter and the Secret Treasure

Different from the real world where human beings live, which is composed of three-dimensional space and time, high-dimensional space is more advanced.

In layman's terms, it's like you've drawn a tiger on paper.

If you want to trap it, just draw a circle around the tiger on the paper.

It is impossible for the tiger on paper to come out of it, because it only exists in two-dimensional space.

By analogy, the three-dimensional tiger plus height.

That way, a real cage would be needed to trap it, and a [-]D cage wouldn't work.

In terms of dimensions, three-dimensional is obviously more advanced than two-dimensional.

The combination of the three dimensions is the limit of human perception.

The fourth dimension is time, which is a higher dimension.

Although humans cannot perceive it, time affects everyone all the time.

Clocks are used to record time.

Using the Time-Turner, wizards can travel between different times.

But because this dimension is more advanced, the entire shuttle process is extremely dangerous and has many taboos.

Ivan once returned to Hogwarts thousands of years ago, which is already very, very advanced magic.

He didn't feel it at first, but the more he knew about magic, the more he could feel it.

What an incredible experience I had two years ago.

Perhaps, only the high-level wizards of the four founders of Hogwarts can use that kind of magic.

Of course, time is also the fourth dimension, and it is not the end of everything.

Continuing upward, there are still higher dimensions.

There, the lower dimensions, whether it is space or time familiar to humans, will lose their meaning.

Just like a real tiger compared with a tiger on paper, a tiger on paper is naturally inferior.

To everyone, it was just a painting.

Then intelligent creatures living in high-dimensional space will also feel this way when looking at human beings living in low-dimensional space.

The higher the dimension, the more advanced it is, this feeling is difficult to describe in words.

But with the activation of the door key, the different space that Ivan entered now seems to be located in a higher dimension.

He looked around curiously, and such an absurd idea popped into his mind.

Here, his senses have no effect at all, because it has exceeded the limit of what his body can perceive.

For others, there will be brief gaps in memory, whether fulfilled by Apparation or Portkey.

That period of blankness happened in this different space, because they couldn't perceive it.

I don't know if it's because Aiwen was once brought into a different space by the evil god, or because he is now more sensitive to changes in magic power.

All in all, Ivan is now able to see everything around him clearly.

Not with the eyes, but from the soul, he is using the soul to perceive.

He didn't get lost here like others, he just felt that he had arrived at his destination in a blink of an eye.

With the perception of the soul, Aiwen can clearly see the panorama of this different space.

Needless to say, this place does not belong to the real world, but it does exist.

A strange thought came to Ivan's mind, he remembered the place where the evil god said they were first born.

Ancient warlocks once entered it, and it obviously does not belong to the real world, otherwise the evil gods would have destroyed the world long ago.

Perhaps, they exist in such a high-dimensional alien space.

It's like this different space that wizards have to enter every time they apparate and use the Portkey.

Compared with all magical creatures, the abilities and existence of evil gods are obviously more advanced.

And most of them, and the shapes of monsters created, are indescribable.

This is because they are creatures that exist in the high-latitude space and cannot be represented in low dimensions, so this situation occurs.

Oh, and the slate map left by Slytherin of the temple where the dastardly Helbo's lair is located.

Ivan originally thought it was ancient Greece, but he compared it carefully with Hermione, and found that place did not exist in the real world.

Following this line of reasoning, there may be a different space that is different from reality.

Come to think of it, as the most evil dark wizard in history, the dastardly Helbo transformed his body into an evil god.

This allowed him to possess abilities that some evil gods could only use, such as entering dreams, attacks directly on the mind, and so on.

If so, he may also use the ability to travel through different dimensions like a real evil god.

The temple he built was in such a different space.

This is unbelievable, but the complicated thoughts in Ivan's mind have become extraordinarily clear.

When this is understood, all the nebulous mysteries can be pieced together into one startling truth.

A wider door to the magical world slowly opened in front of Ivan's eyes.

He felt that his inspiration was becoming clearer and clearer. The evil god came to this world, that is to say, he was summoned from this different space to the real world. In addition to enough flesh and blood, he also needed a large supply of magic power from the Sorcerer's Stone.

Not counting the Sorcerer's Stone or the Cthulhu, both appear in the "Book of Abraham".

This is the only magic book known to exist in the world by ancient warlocks.

It is the only way to know the wizards who once possessed great powers that could destroy the world and many magical magics.

Thousands of years ago, they had entered the space where the evil gods were, perhaps this is the clue they left for future generations.

Chapter 452 The Amazing Truth

The front page of Part 1 of The Book of Abraham, with a drawing of the Philosopher's Stone.

Aiwen knew that the powerful magic power in it was an indispensable force for the evil gods to come to the real world.

But this is obviously not the real use of the magic stone made by the ancient warlocks, they could not use it to summon evil gods.

No matter how you think about it, this is an act of suicide.

Summoning the terrifying evil god is no different from destroying the world.

The ancient warlocks would not do such stupid things. They have surpassed everyone's imagination in the exploration of magic.

But this idea is not wrong, especially after knowing that the different space where the evil god lives is not in the real world, Ivan can conclude that the Sorcerer's Stone is used to help wizards break through the obstacles of space barriers and enter high-dimensional different spaces.

Only in this way can the huge magic power contained in it be fully used.

No matter how you modify and use the Sorcerer's Stone, it is a waste of the powerful power inside.

After Ivan defeated the evil god, a portrait of the evil god appeared on the front page of Part 3 of "The Book of Abraham".

Obviously, the content of the third part is related to evil gods.

It is not difficult to speculate that there may be a way to truly defeat the evil god recorded on it.

Maybe it's a powerful spell, maybe it's finding something, anything is possible!

Since the key content of the first part and the second part of this book are all related to evil gods.

Well, the scepter surrounded by two giant snakes that appeared on the first page of Part 2 should be no exception.

Think about it, it has something to do with evil gods and different spaces, what effect will this scepter have? !

LeMay has fully interpreted the first part of the "Book of Abraham", which mainly records alchemy.

Using alchemy, you can transform the Sorcerer's Stone, or directly create a Sorcerer's Stone.

The Sorcerer's Stone does have powerful magic power, but it cannot enter a different space with it alone.

Otherwise, Ivan now has a magic stone, and he can also enter the space where the evil gods are like the ancient warlocks.

But he didn't know what to do, so he could only use the Philosopher's Stone to supplement his magic consumption.

This is because the Philosopher's Stone only provides the necessary magic power, and to really enter that space, specific spells or magic items are needed.

And the snake staff left by Slytherin is this prop.

Judging from the information recorded on the slate obtained by Aiwen, when Slater was young, he once went on an adventure to the lair of the despicable Haierbo in ancient Greece.

As a result of that adventure, he brought back a terrifying evil god, a real evil god.

Slytherin defeated it, studied its body, and divided it into three parts.

According to the various information Ivan has, the evil god captured by Slytherin is the despicable Haierbo himself.

The dastardly Helbo was the last ancient sorcerer to appear in the history of magic, and the originator of all dark wizards in modern times.

He himself has a very orthodox inheritance, and he may have left the snake stick before.

He used this thing to travel between the real world and Gaowei's different world, and built his lair in that space.

Aiwen came to this conclusion, and most of the mysteries that have been plaguing him can all be explained.

Although this fact is surprising, the more I think about it, the more likely it is.

Perhaps it was the high-dimensional space that inspired Ivan, anyway, he suddenly thought of these when he passed through here, and he figured everything out.

The whole process happened in the blink of an eye, and when Ivan came back to his senses, he found that he had reached his destination.

His feet hit the ground hard, and Hermione staggered into him.

Aiwen hurriedly supported Hermione, and by the way pulled Ginny who was about to fall.

On the opposite side, Harry and Ron tangled and fell together, and Fred and George were no better.

They looked disheveled and crooked by the wind, and then fell backwards.

Only Mr. Weasley and Sirius looked normal, and they landed safely.

"Five forty-six, from St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries!" said a voice.

Ai Wen looked around curiously. The place they came to looked like a large desolate, foggy swamp.

In front of them stood two weary, sullen wizards.

One of them held a large gold watch, the other a roll of thick parchment and a quill.

Both were dressed like Muggles, but they were too bad at it.

The man with the gold watch was wearing a tweed suit and a pair of thigh-length galoshes underneath.

His colleague, on the other hand, wore the pleated kilts of the Highland men and a South American cape.

"Good morning, Basil," said Weasley.

He picked up the Quaffle and handed it to the wizard in the pleated skirt.

The man threw it into a large box beside him, full of used portkeys.

"Hello, Arthur!" said Basil wearily. "Oh, you are Sirius Black. I read your reports, and my wife and I think you are a real hero."

"Thank you!" said Sirius.

Since Aiwen helped him wash away his grievances, this kind of thing can often happen.

Heroes in peaceful times have a more respected status.

There are even many people who believe that Sirius should be made Minister of Magic.

"Arthur, you're lucky that you're not on duty!" Basil let out a big breath, "We've been here all night, and people come all the time. Well, you'd better make way, and there will be some time in a while." Crowds come from Diagon Alley."

The wizard beside him took out a long piece of parchment and searched hard on it.

"Show me where your camp is, Weasley, Weasley!" he said as he watched, "You're in the first camp area, go about a quarter of a mile, the one ahead, the groundskeeper is Mr Roberts."

He raised his head to look at Sirius again, and kept muttering, "Black, Black, I found it. You are in the innermost part, next to the first camp."

"Sirius, you booked a campsite alone?!" Harry asked hastily.

"As early as a few months ago, I planned to take you to watch the World Cup. At that time, I booked one directly!" Sirius said, "Look at the surrounding environment, if possible, we should live together, so that we can live together." It's more lively."

Obviously, Sirius was destined for a much higher position than Mr. Weasley.