Divine Dimension

"Then first... where should we begin?" Tierra asked with a smile. "Miss Hermione, please briefly explain the Three-Dimensional Magic Theory."

"Ah... um... the Three-Dimensional Magic Theory states that the primary attribute of the universe is dimensional. The dimensions currently identified are the Material Dimension, the Spiritual Dimension, and the Spiritual Dimension, as well as the Divine Dimension, which stands far above the other three." Hermione recited fluently. "The Material Dimension supports the material world we depend on for survival. Our flesh and blood, the vegetables and fruits we eat, the ground beneath our feet, and the air we breathe all belong to the Material Dimension."

"Very good. That is correct. Continue." Tierra nodded with a smile in approval.

"The Spiritual Dimension is the source of our magical power, and it can also influence our emotions to a certain extent. Most animals in the Muggle World occupy both the Spiritual Dimension and the Material Dimension. They chiefly depend on the Spiritual Dimension and act according to instinct," Hermione said.

"Mm, correct." Tierra nodded.

"The Spiritual Dimension is our soul, and the reason we can think and create. Muggles occupy only the Material Dimension and the Spiritual Dimension, so they cannot use magic. Demons and Dementors, meanwhile, occupy the Spiritual Dimension and the Spiritual Dimension. They lack a material foundation, which is why only wizards can see Dementors, while Muggles, who lack the Spiritual Dimension, cannot see them." Hermione continued, "We wizards occupy the Material, Spiritual, and Spiritual Dimensions simultaneously. Compared with Muggles, although we possess the ability to use Charms and immensely powerful individual strength, we are also influenced by the Spiritual Dimension. This makes wizards more emotional than Muggles."

"Very good, very good." Tierra agreed. "That is enough. I will explain the Divine Dimension."

"Okay." Hermione stood still with her