Demigod Wizard
Late at night, in the Headmaster's Office, a three-dimensional image, resembling a holographic projection from a scientific concept, appeared in his hand.
It was an irregularly shaped, azure sphere dotted with colorful patterns, constantly rotating on its own axis while also orbiting a dazzling sphere. Around it, a hazy gray sphere revolved.
"This is an incomplete model of the solar system."
"We have always been ahead of Muggle in Astronomy. While Muggle still believed that the Earth was flat, we had already come to understand what the universe was really like."
"Even back in my day, in Prophecy class, Professor Pouch brought out a complete model of the solar system—a small model of the solar system housed in a round glass dome. The model was very beautiful, with a burning sun, nine planets, and their satellites suspended in the glass dome, shimmering in their respective positions," Riddle said, puzzled.
Perhaps the decline in wizarding abilities is indeed, as Dumbledore and Lydo said, unrelated to mating with Muggle, after all, he himself is Half-blood.
But why show him this? Is it to explain the gravity in your words?
Riddle had also heard of the term gravity, which was proposed by Newton, a Muggle more than three hundred years after him. However, it was merely a summary of the laws of nature, and the reason why the laws of nature are the way they are is due to the wizards' transformation of the world.
"I'm puzzled. Since you know what the solar system looks like, why do you think the world was originally flat and round? Why don't you understand the greatness of the Muggle moon landing? You know, before I discovered that wizard who claimed to be from the moon, I always thought that no wizard had ever been to the moon." Dumbledore felt like he was talking to a preschool wizard, not a bright Hogwarts student who had retained some of the memories of an adult wizard until he was seventeen.
"I've already said it, it's all wizards. Everything we have now is the result of the work of wizards who are called gods. The sun and its nine planets, including the shape of this universe, were all created by wizards." Riddle looked at Dumbledore with the same look he gave an idiot.
Wizards are the alterers of nature, while Muggle are merely mediocre people seeking its laws.
Those things called science only exist because there is no intervention from wizards.
"I won't even mention how insignificant humans, or even wizards, are compared to the celestial bodies you just mentioned. If you had ever actually studied Muggle Studies or gone to the Department of Mysteries to study at the Space Chamber, you would know how ridiculous what you just said was."
"With the moon and Earth in my hands, if you want to get off Earth, you would need to be going over 5 miles per second."
"This is something we wizards cannot do within the existing realm of magic!"
"And Muggle did it with technology you don't understand," Dumbledore said excitedly.
That's why he was once like Grindelwald.
They understood that if war broke out between the Muggle world and the wizards, and if the wizards could not face and understand everything that the Muggle possessed, they would only lose.
Voldemort's actions were a way of pushing wizards into a fire pit.
"Well, it seems I really need to learn about Muggle Studies, given how highly you recommend it." Riddle stroked his chin with interest. "By the way, when can I get a wand?"
"I'll take you to Diagon Alley tomorrow," Dumbledore said, "along with the teaching supplies and some personal items you'll need. I can help you get everything—"
"Are you coming with me?" Riddle asked, looking up.
"Oh, I was mistaken. I said the same thing before you even enrolled."
"You're used to doing things on your own, always running around London by yourself," Dumbledore sighed.
No, I think I need it.
For the next while, Ryan cut off the view, after all, the scene was too strange, too gay, and straight men couldn't stand it.
For the first time, Ryan understood why Voldemort was so powerful.
Magic is all idealistic. When you understand science and realize how insignificant you are in the face of the entire universe, your spells lose their confidence.
You may know you are a wizard and that you are capable of this, but your subconscious will tell you that this is the only way you can do it.
Unlike Voldemort, who believed that the world was the way it was, defying his own understanding of common sense, he believed that wizards had changed the world.
Unlike other wizards, he genuinely believed in these things and believed that his magic could do anything.
As the saying goes, the world is as big as your heart, so how could his magic not be powerful?
Perhaps this is why Ravenclaw's erudite scholars can't beat Gryffindor's simpletons.
Ryan suddenly understood why there were no wizards at level 6 in Atlantis. Logically, the learning atmosphere there was more intense, and the exploration of magic was more in-depth.
Why is it that under Ryan's "thinking," there are no level 6 wizards on the moon?
Wizards who dare not face the world and are bound by fear and worry cannot reach level 6. At most, they may have a few level 6 spells, but the overall improvement is completely different.
Reaching level 6 is not about knowledge, the amount of magic power, or the use of spells.
It is based on a breakthrough in the field of philosophy. You must believe in yourself wholeheartedly and use your own thinking and philosophy to deconstruct the world.
Ryan realized he was wrong, no, not entirely right.
A wizard with a level 6 spell is always just one step behind a level 6 wizard; their life levels are different, and they are not considered the same species.
Voldemort's magical Transfiguration and self-modification were the means by which he reached level 6, but this only brought him a transformation at the level of his life. If it were only based on this, he would still be the weakest among level 6.
The reason he is so powerful is that he also has his own unique way of thinking.
Just as Dumbledore was love, Voldemort's was that wizards created everything, Magic Is Might.
"And mine is magic, it is miracle! It has no limit; the only thing that limits its power and effect is itself," Ryan murmured.
He finally understood why he had subconsciously looked towards Hogwarts —at the moment when Dumbledore was preparing to resurrect Voldemort.
He didn't foresee all of this out of curiosity or interest.
Rather, it is here that he has the resources to grow and reach level 6.
In my mind, that empty panel changed.
Race: Demigod? / Wizard
Strength: 45 (the normal human limit is 10)
Physical fitness: 56 (the normal limit is 10)
Magic Power: 49 (The normal human limit is 10)
Skills: Thinking lv.6 (77%), Body Modification lv5 (75%) Charmcraft lv6 (12%) Detection lv5 (5%) Moon Mirage Body lv1 (5%) Telepathic Communication lv3 (44%), Love lv2 (56%)...
On the panel, the race's name appeared for the first time with the Winky words "demigod." Keep in mind that even after Ryan indirectly gained level 7 power and possessed Divine Kingdom through the Moon Mirage Body, the race was still wizards!
Apart from special skills, all skills below level 6 have disappeared.
It's not that they disappeared, but rather that for level 6 wizards, they can reach level 5 in any field as long as they spend the time.