Hogwarts: The Wizard's Eternal Life
Chapter 56

Wizards Didn't Need Systems, Just as Dreams Didn't Need Shackles

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One had only just begun formally studying Roger's path of magic with him.

The other had received the "cheat" Roger had made and was still adapting to it.

And Neville occasionally managed to squeeze out a spell.

For a time, the three were locked in an evenly matched battle.

But as time passed, Hermione gradually gained the upper hand.

Until...

Bang, bang! Two heavy thuds rang out as Harry and Neville were knocked to the ground by Hermione's Stunning Spell.

"So this is how you see the world?" After fighting for quite a while, Hermione had finally adapted to the Second Brain's tactical analysis capabilities during the duel.

It was supposed to be combat analysis, but Hermione felt as though the thing was practically predicting the future.

By observing muscle movements, pupil tremors, and shifts in microexpressions, it could infer the angle of an opponent's wand movement, the emotions they had drawn upon, what magic they were about to cast, and from what angle they would attack.

Images of the "future" overlapped with the present. At the start of the fight, it had truly thrown Hermione's thoughts into confusion.

Only now had she barely adapted to it.

"No, it's only somewhat similar. There's still quite a gap between it and what the world truly looks like through my eyes," Roger denied.

Hermione pursed her lips upon hearing his denial. "That's too unfair."

If Roger could see even more than what she was experiencing now, she could hardly imagine how anyone could defeat him.

At that moment, Hermione truly understood just how absurd a seer could be.

"It's not as exaggerated as you think. Just look at how you fought Harry earlier."

"Magic is a miracle born of the mind and belief. Deep down, Harry didn't see you as an enemy,

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