Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 124 Cooperation between the two countries, the next stop is outer space

Every move of a strong person will affect the fate of countless people.

Just as an ancient emperor could decide the life and death of many people with just a thought, a decree from the U.S. Congress could determine the rise and fall of another country.

Charlotte didn't know what Roger and Minister Vogel talked about in private.

She only knew that Roger had easily dealt with the German Ministry of Magic, which had been trying to get him. And after she had completed her mission and submitted her performance report, she was notified on the third day that she would be included in the foreign visit team and go to the UK with the Minister of Magic.

...It seems like a promotion is on the way.

In fact, the power that Roger showed to Vogel inside the German Ministry of Magic was just the tip of the iceberg. Roger did not feel the need to keep it secret, nor did he ask Vogel to keep it secret.

But Vogel felt that this was not information that could be casually disclosed, so he kept it secret. He explained it to the directors of the Ministry of Magic using reasons that had been covered up.

He had a plan of his own regarding Roger's affairs.

After Charlotte's report was submitted, he found an opportunity to plan this.
A spell creates a new magical creature from nothing. Only a truly knowledgeable wizard can understand how much value is contained in it.

At this age and with this strength, anyone with a discerning eye can see that Dumbledore is the greatest wizard in Britain in the 20th century, and the name of this prophet will resound throughout the 21st century!

With this report, Vogel can have an excuse to visit Britain and carry out activities without exposing the fact that he knew Roger had the opportunity to cross the line that no wizard had ever crossed since ancient times.

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British Ministry of Magic, Minister's Office.

At this time, there were only Vogel, Fudge and Dumbledore in the room.

Without the unnecessary existence, they don't have to beat around the bush and can just speak frankly.

Here, Vogel revealed to the two the true purpose of his trip.

In short, it’s just one sentence.

"I know a new era is brewing. Please wait for me. I haven't gotten on the bus yet!"

"That prophet is probably the wizard who is most likely to cross the 'gap between man and god' in the past thousand years. Even if he can only cross it halfway, his existence will have an extremely profound impact on all wizards and Muggles in the world."

"Ansa and Germany are one family. We have a long-standing relationship in wizard blood. I think we can definitely achieve a deeper cooperation."

Dumbledore could understand what Vogel said, but Fudge on the side felt confused.

The gap between man and God? Is it the gap between man and God that I know?
When did the little prophet have this ability? Is it virtual reality?
Lacking crucial information, Fudge felt like an outsider in the topic.

But the smile on Fudge's face didn't change at all, and there was no sign of the storm in his heart.

…Although there are some things that he doesn’t understand, in Fudge’s eyes, the images of Dumbledore and Roger have always been lingering in conspiracy theories since the very beginning.

So he quickly accepted the reality and believed that the "truth of the world" was finally unfolding before him!
"...You are feeling uneasy." Dumbledore was silent for two seconds in response to Vogel's passionate words, and then asked back in an affirmative tone.

As for Dumbledore's barbed words, Vogel was very calm: "Yes."

"Our German Ministry of Magic once stood on the wrong side in the last wave of the times, which led to many bad consequences."

On the surface, after the Grindelwald incident, the Muggle wizards, who were still weak at the time, did not eliminate the pure-blood elite wizard forces in the Ministry of Magic who had sided with Grindelwald.

I, who was related by blood to the then Minister of Magic Anton Vogel, was able to sit in the position of Minister of Magic.

Our side seemed unscathed.

But in fact, this cannot be counted as such. In Germany, the conflict between Muggles and pure-bloods, although not as exaggerated as during the Voldemort period in Britain, has also brought the dispute to the surface.

In the East German Ministry of Magic, there are many people who were originally Muggles who set up their own faction. Now that the two Germanys have merged, they are severely hindering their own pure-blood interest groups. This is a very bad trend.

"This kind of thing has happened once, and it is enough. We no longer want to go against the times, nor do we want to be abandoned by the times."

A crucial mistake in choosing sides, Germany went from having the final say to being faced by two opposing forces.

What if it happens again? Will they become a vulnerable group?

Vogel didn't want this, so this time, he hid it from the high-ranking wizards of the East German Muggle faction within the Ministry of Magic, and used the excuse of visiting Britain to bet on Roger in the name of his own interest group.

Bet big!
Dumbledore's response was: "Sincere cooperation between nations is always welcome."

"And those with ulterior motives..."

Dumbledore did not have a good impression of Vogel, not because he was the descendant of the general under Grindelwald, but because he would not pass on his prejudice to the next generation.

The reason he doesn't like Vogel is simply because Vogel's actions may bring some impacts to Roger that he doesn't want to see.

In Dumbledore's opinion, Roger should study magic quietly in Hogwarts instead of getting involved in dirty politics.

Different life trajectories lead to different insights into life.

Dumbledore's life trajectory was full of ups and downs in magic, and in the end magic brought him everything he needed.

Politics? Power?
When you become strong, things will naturally come to you.

Dumbledore didn't want Roger to put the cart before the horse.

In the past, Dumbledore tried to disrupt Roger's mind by granting him power so that he would not embark on the wrong path of pursuing immortality.

But when Roger really showed the potential to change everything, he became reluctant to let him go.

...For the same reason, Dumbledore now actually has a lot of opinions about the people on the school board, but he is just not able to say it out loud because of his status. When one's status is too high, there are always some concerns when doing things. Some actions that seem insignificant to oneself may be mistakenly regarded as some "signal" by the outside world.

After the British wizarding world experienced what happened with Voldemort, it was not easy to achieve peace. Dumbledore still remembered the pain of the war, and he did not want to end the peace in his own hands.

"I have no ulterior motives." Vogel interrupted before Dumbledore could finish his words.

"I don't ask Roger Virgil for any help, nor do I ask for anything else." He sensed Dumbledore's thoughts and began to defend himself.

"I just want to express with 'sincerity' that we are willing to stand with him and we are always available to help him whenever he needs it. That's all."

To put it in more abstract terms, he just came to pay a "friend fee".

This selfless attitude may seem like a pure loss, but sometimes just being able to make yourself known is enough.

It's like you have the phone number of the top leader of the five great benefactors of Blue Planet, and you can call him during the Chinese New Year to chat for a minute or two and say hello without being rejected.

Even if you can't ask them to do even the smallest thing for you, the fact that you can talk to them at the same time is huge in itself.

The same goes for Vogel. His main bet is not on the present, but on the future, the prophet who may surpass the wizard!
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"Mr. Roger, your letter."

It was the 15th day that Roger and Harry were touring Greece.

Roger has been watching the past of ancient wizards these days.

Unlike the cursory viewing of famous historical scenes, the content about ancient wizards requires attention to details, so it is slower.

...Plus, there have indeed been many wizards in Greece since ancient times. In addition to the former residence locations given by the Greek Ministry of Magic, Roger also captured the figures of some ancient wizards from the long river of history.

Just as Roger was wandering in the phantom of time, the arrival of a letter interrupted his rhythm.

"Principal Dumbledore? What's the matter with him sending the letter?" Roger opened the letter sent via the Floo Network with a little surprise.

Roger glanced up and down the letter and frowned slightly.

What was written in the letter was about the visit of the German Ministry of Magic.

On the fourth day after Roger left Germany, the German Ministry of Magic sent a letter to the UK, saying that it would make a diplomatic visit. Both sides prepared for about a week and made the handover, and Vogel landed in the UK.

The two sides then started consultations on international cooperation. Other things were discussed almost completely within a few days, except for the issue of Roger, which they continued to argue about.

Finally, both parties unanimously decided to let the parties make their own decisions and they would not interfere.

"Did something happen at Hogwarts?" Harry, who was next to Roger, saw the wax seal with the Hogwarts emblem on the letter.

"Nothing." Roger closed the letter.

"Just some boring, mundane stuff."

Roger didn't care what Germany was going to do. In his eyes, Dumbledore was just complicating the issue.

If people are trying to get close to you and offer you benefits, then just accept it.

As for what will happen in the future, Roger agrees with Dumbledore on this point.

When a person becomes strong, the world will become more and more "gentle" to him. As long as his strength continues to grow, all problems are small problems.

After putting the letter aside, Roger continued to chat with Harry about the next trip.

"We have seen almost everything there is to see in Greece. Mr. Nicolaou has been very busy lately."

"In a couple of days I will help him sort out the ancient magic knowledge he recorded, and then we will go to the next stop."

"What are you going to do next? Come with me, or go back to England."

The reason why Roger asked this question was because of Harry's problem with his magical path. The magic of love would be weakened with separation from his loved ones.

Although it is not a cliff-like decline, the impact can be quite significant if we spend too little time together in a year.

Harry is now going to try the path of ancient magic, so this magic cannot be allowed to be weakened too much.

Harry said without hesitation, "Let's go together. Your last stop outside won't take too long, right?"

According to Roger's summer vacation itinerary, the first stop is Germany, the second stop is Greece, and the third stop is... space!
After trying space casting, Roger will come to the fourth stop of his journey, Britain.

Britain is also an ancient country. How could Roger forget this place during his time travel? Roger just wanted to take a look around outside and then come back to visit Britain.

It's interesting to compare the two.

"Okay, then in a few days, we will look down at the earth together from outer space." Roger said with a smile.

While talking, Roger was also thinking about ways to go to space.

Should we use magic directly or use technology?

Of course Roger knew that using magic was more convenient, but Roger had also said before that when he was a child in his previous life, he had fantasized about becoming an astronaut and going to the moon.

Now that the conditions are met, he really can't help but want to experience riding a rocket himself!

(End of this chapter)