Vol. 1Second Reality

Roger pursued immortality through new magical research, developed Three-Dimensional Theory, and built Second Reality into an emerging industry. He ended the volume as Director of the Virtual Reality Industry Office, while Voldemort and Grindelwald remained threats.

  • Roger defended his actions in Kuwait before the Wizengamot, received his Hogwarts letter from Dumbledore, and chose the dangerous Modification Path as his route to immortality.
  • Roger began studying Transfiguration at Hogwarts, gained McGonagall’s permission to consult the Restricted Section, and altered Harry’s neural structure to improve his control over movement and speech.
  • Dumbledore entrusted Roger with the Philosopher’s Stone, and Roger revealed that Voldemort’s soul fragment was inside him before beginning work on an alchemical Second Brain.
  • Roger defeated Quirrell in weekly duels, investigated Hagrid’s creatures and collective belief, and proposed using popular culture to influence magical development.
  • Harry apologized to Snape and promised to bring Lily back, while Roger abandoned plans to spread Alaya Magic and sought his own magical path.
  • Roger demonstrated Three-Dimensional Transfiguration and Material Immortality to Dumbledore, then explained that practitioners would become part of his medium dimension and invited Dumbledore to investigate his theory.
  • Roger identified Voldemort’s diary as his first Horcrux, while Grindelwald escaped Nurmengard and Voldemort pursued another route to immortality.
  • Roger built Second Reality, founded Subspace Magic Technology Co., Ltd., and was named Director of the Virtual Reality Industry Office.
Chapters 1–101 Read from ch. 1

Arc 1The Path to Immortality

After escaping Azkaban, Roger entered Hogwarts and pursued immortality through magical research and bodily modification. He began experiments with Harry and sought McGonagall’s help, while the Philosopher’s Stone and Voldemort’s interest in Roger remained in the background.

  • Roger defended his actions in Kuwait before the Wizengamot and was acquitted, then received his Hogwarts letter from Dumbledore.
  • Roger told McGonagall he wanted to study magic, live forever, and learn how magic worked, then chose the dangerous Modification Path as his route toward immortality.
  • Roger underwent surgery at St. Mungo’s to remove seven bullet fragments, then boarded the Hogwarts Express with Hannah and befriended Neville, Hermione, and Harry.
  • Roger was Sorted into Gryffindor, began studying Transfiguration, and decided to use it to investigate and extend the limits of life.
  • Roger gained McGonagall’s permission to consult the Restricted Section, while Voldemort learned that the Philosopher’s Stone was at Hogwarts and watched Roger’s development through Quirrell.
  • Roger attempted microscopic Transfiguration and, with Hagrid’s help, began planning a thought-sensing, shape-changing Magical Creature as an alternative to his experiments.
  • Roger used Transfiguration to alter Harry’s neural structure, giving him exceptional control over his movements and speech.
  • Roger planned to combine brain research with an Undetectable Extension Charm, suggested Harry try out as Gryffindor’s Seeker, and alarmed McGonagall by revealing his brain-modification plans.
Chapters 1–25 Summaries Read

Arc 2The Seer’s Experiments

Roger took charge of the Philosopher’s Stone, challenged Voldemort to weekly duels, and pursued dangerous research into alchemy, immortality, and collective belief. He left the arc proposing that wizards shape popular culture to influence magic’s development.

  • Roger persuaded Professor McGonagall to help him explore alchemy and a safer way to expand his thinking, then helped Ron and Hermione reconcile after their argument.
  • Dumbledore entrusted Roger with the Philosopher’s Stone and asked him to watch Quirrell, while Roger revealed that Voldemort’s soul fragment was inside him.
  • Roger refused formal study under Nicolas Flamel, recognized Human Alchemy as his path, and began developing an alchemical Second Brain.
  • Roger agreed to weekly duels with Quirrell and Voldemort, sealed their terms with an Unbreakable Vow, and repeatedly defeated Quirrell with unconventional tactics.
  • Roger told Harry that time magic might let him reunite with his parents, offered to help him pursue immortality, and showed him Snape’s memories of Lily Evans and a vision of Voldemort’s return.
  • Roger discovered that Hagrid’s Fear Demons fed on fear, destroyed the creatures, and alerted Professor McGonagall and the Ministry to the danger.
  • Hagrid later created a Green Skin Mushroom Beast, and Roger suspected its Warhammer-like qualities came from collective belief before investigating the influence of shared consciousness.
  • Roger experimented with radiation magic and proposed to Professor McGonagall that wizards could guide collective consciousness through popular culture to accelerate magical development.
Chapters 26–50 Summaries Read

Arc 3The Three-Dimensional Path

Roger abandoned plans to spread Alaya Magic and helped Harry confront Snape and Voldemort before pursuing a new magical path of his own. He demonstrated his Three-Dimensional Transfiguration and Material Immortality to Dumbledore, then explained how his theory could draw practitioners into a bond with him.

  • Roger set aside plans to spread Alaya Magic, while Harry began facing his feelings about Snape and his parents.
  • Harry apologized to Snape for James’s actions and promised to bring Lily back, and Snape gave him access to the Restricted Section and offered to help.
  • Hermione used Roger’s Second Brain to defeat Harry and Neville in a duel, and Harry later borrowed it to face Voldemort.
  • Roger investigated the unicorn’s death, learned from Firenze that the stars had shifted, and resolved to find his own magical path.
  • Roger questioned McGonagall, Snape, and Voldemort about their chosen paths, then helped Harry and Snape confront Voldemort, who escaped after revealing that Roger was his true target.
  • Roger presented Dumbledore with his Three-Dimensional Theory and argued that wizarding civilization needed new controllable mediums beyond magic power.
  • Roger demonstrated Three-Dimensional Transfiguration: Plutonian over the Pacific and confirmed that he had achieved Material Immortality.
  • Roger explained that practitioners of his theory would become part of his medium dimension and repay him one step for every ten thousand steps they advanced, then invited Dumbledore to investigate the unfinished theory.
Chapters 51–76 Summaries Read

Arc 4Second Reality Takes Shape

Roger and Dumbledore responded to Voldemort’s pursuit of the diary and Grindelwald’s escape while Roger developed Second Reality and built a company around it. As his virtual world drew students and political support, Roger gained official authority over the emerging Virtual Reality industry.

  • Dumbledore sought Grindelwald’s counsel about Roger, then learned from him to watch Voldemort and keep him from obtaining the diary.
  • Roger identified the diary as Voldemort’s first Horcrux and went with Dumbledore to question Lucius Malfoy, who revealed that he had already given it to Voldemort.
  • Roger began teaching Harry the Time Cinema Charm, then learned from Dumbledore that public attention to Harry’s Time Magic had sparked calls to change the law.
  • Roger helped Hermione overcome her doubts about learning magic and began teaching her the Three-Dimensional Theory after showing her his dimensional magic.
  • Grindelwald escaped Nurmengard, Voldemort pursued a new route to immortality, and Roger proposed Second Reality to Dumbledore as a way to accelerate research and eventually bridge wizarding and Muggle society.
  • Roger built a Second Reality prototype, gained approval for a small trial, and turned an unused Hogwarts classroom into a virtual experience room for students.
  • Roger founded Subspace Magic Technology Co., Ltd., won the Hogwarts Board of Directors’ approval to recruit students, and gave Fred Weasley and George Weasley Creation Mode plugins to test as developers.
  • After judicial reform largely failed, Dumbledore told Roger that he had been named Director of the Virtual Reality Industry Office, with authority over the industry and accountability to the Minister for Magic and the Wizengamot.
Chapters 77–101 Summaries Read
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