Professor Frolov gazed quietly at Tierra, a mixture of doubt and curiosity rising within him.
He was becoming increasingly aware that this was a chaotic and incomprehensible world.
"Mr. Tierra, I have one more small question. Are all wizards as extraordinarily gifted as you?" Professor Frolov honestly voiced another doubt in his heart. "These spells... every one of the spells you just used would directly overturn every physical law we currently know."
"The edifice of physics will come crashing down because of this," Professor Frolov said in a tone of near despair.
Tierra listened quietly to Professor Frolov. When he had first begun studying and practicing magic, he had harbored the same doubts.
The powers and rules displayed by witchcraft—or rather, magic—were indeed clearly different from the physical laws Muggles had established.
"Professor Frolov, it is perfectly reasonable for you to have such doubts. To be honest, I had similar doubts when I first began studying magic," Tierra replied gently. "Witchcraft is indeed a power and set of rules that transcend convention. It originates from another dimension, which we call the Spiritual Dimension. However, the physical laws we know exist only within the Material Dimension."
"The Spiritual Dimension? The Material Dimension?" Professor Frolov seemed even more confused.
"The Spiritual Dimension, the Material Dimension, and the Spiritual Dimension," Tierra explained patiently. "These are the three dimensions recognized by the modern theory of magical force we have constructed. The Material Dimension is these things—"
Tierra pointed at the dining table, then at the tableware.
"The Spiritual Dimension is our souls, our thoughts. As for the Spiritual Dimension, it is the source of us wizards' magical power," Tierra said. "It is a fluctuating dimension that cannot be observed through conventional means. At the same time, it can be understood as the dimension where