The Realm of the Transcendent

Lv6, judging from the level on the panel alone, doesn't seem to be much different from lv5, just one level apart.

But Ryan understood that this was the difference between heaven and earth, the difference between mortals and gods.

In every field, such as Charmcraft, when a wizard breaks through to level 5, at the moment of their breakthrough, their essence reverts to that of the original, uncorrupted First Generation wizards—beings known as gods.

This is why the race section in the system panel has a gold border for demigods.

Three years ago, Ryan possessed extraordinary life essence due to the unprecedented skill of Body Modification in the Wizarding World. His magical properties were nearly infinite, like Ouroboros. Combined with the level 6 Killing Curse and the Sectumsempra, he could already be considered a demigod.

Last year, he acquired the skill "Love" from Harry, which grants a +2 to all spell levels below level 6 (not exceeding level 6). Among demigods, he could be considered one of the best. Even Voldemort, Dumbledore, and Grindelwald at his peak could be challenged by him without resorting to superhuman physical prowess.

In this state, he is no different from a level 6 demigod.

After undergoing the transformation through the Moon Mirage Body, Ryan gained the power of level 7, which is equivalent to that of a god, and even possessed Divine Kingdom that not every level 7 wizard could have.

By then, he was no longer afraid of Bleach.

The reason we are not afraid but rather not ready to confront it is because death possesses the most powerful Divine Kingdom in this world— the Afterlife.

The Valhalla that Ryan 'thought' captured is incomparable to Avalon.

This is because Bleach even considers itself to be one of those who will die, something no self-proclaimed god of death would dare to do.

However, through Ryan's 'thinking' after his transformation, he learned that Bleach was only level 7, not level 8, which had never appeared in this world before.

Ryan was still confident that he could protect himself in front of Him, and even if he couldn't beat Him, he could hide.

In terms of concealment, the Moon Domain is the strongest.

As for Lv8, this realm that transcends gods and can be called the realm of the transcendent, is probably only something that Ryan could reach.

On the other hand, Tom Riddle, who was supposed to be filling in the Muggle knowledge due to the shattered worldview in Dumbledore's vision, was not like that, nor was he so excited that he couldn't sleep about going to Diagon Alley with Dumbledore for the first time the next day.

Riddle was, after all, the part of Voldemort's pure and conscience-filled soul. Compared to ordinary people, he was still considered cold and ruthless. He might be moved, but the next second he would detach himself from it.

At an old table, Tom Riddle leaned back in a wooden chair with purple cushions, his head held high, his deep eyes fixed on the ceiling as if it held the most profound and powerful knowledge.

On the table, lesson plans from past Defense Against the Dark Arts teachers were scattered haphazardly. In front of Riddle, a quill stood on a piece of pristine parchment with four letters—P, S, L, and D—marked with jumbled, incomprehensible strokes.

Riddle didn't know how Voldemort would view the Pure-blood theory decades later. But for him, a young man who had just turned seventeen, it was a belief he had once held deeply.

He once thought his mother was Muggle because she couldn't possibly have magic, otherwise she wouldn't have died.

But after entering Hogwarts, he learned that he might be a descendant of Slytherin, and he also had Parseltongue.

So, already obsessed with his origins, he began searching the prize room, the old school records of supervising students, and even the A History of Magic, but he couldn't find the name of Tom Riddle Sr., who shared the same name as him.

That's when Riddle realized that perhaps his father had never been to Hogwarts, or that he had always used a pseudonym.

So he began to look for clues from his middle name, which came from his maternal grandfather, Marvolo.

This time, he quickly found the origin of the name in old books and wizarding families; he really did come from a branch of Slytherin — Gaunt.

At this point, he began to doubt his lineage. Perhaps both his parents were wizards, otherwise why would he be so powerful, talented, and handsome?

He is Pure-blood, not a Half-blood wizard with the great Slytherin bloodline!

But he was wrong. He found that the House of Gaunt relatives were so vulgar and ugly, and that his handsomeness, part of which he was quite proud of, came from a Muggle named Tom Riddle in the mansion across the street from the House of Gaunt.

Anger, a desire to become pure, his own abandonment, and the death of that cowardly woman drove Riddle to the Riddle House.

Surprisingly, old Riddle never married and lived with his parents.

But none of that matters anymore. Riddle killed them in the end, his first conscious act of killing. He also unexpectedly discovered how well Avada Kedavra suited him.

Finally, he realized that he was of Half-blood, and his belief in the Pure-blood theory began to waver.

The L on the parchment represents himself, which is why he remained in a daze after quickly processing and annotating those lesson plans.

When he heard Dumbledore's theory, he instinctively wanted to refute it, thinking that Dumbledore's mother was Muggle-born, but then he remembered that she was a wizard, and Dumbledore was not wrong.

But from Dumbledore's words, he realized something he had overlooked: Dumbledore also Half-blood!

He suddenly discovered the blind spot!

Dumbledore, Snape, and Harry Potter were all wizards so powerful they didn't seem like Half-blood.

His paternal or maternal lineage had always maintained a Pure-blood tradition of marrying wizards, but in his generation, they all chose to marry and have children with Muggle-born wizard or Muggle.

Harry Potter and Dumbledore were both born from a wizard and Muggle-born wizard. Their talents were extraordinary, and they preferred positive magic, as can be seen from Dumbledore's public behavior and the spell Harry Potter used to defeat the stupid main body.

Why did he and Snape, born from a wizard- Muggle pairing, prefer Dark Magic?

Their extraordinary talent and love of magic must have hidden a profound reason.

Riddle firmly believed that the division and discussion of Dark Magic and white magic in various wizarding cultures, along with the letters representing the four people, lingered in Riddle's mind. The concepts of yin and yang, the seven deadly sins and the Seven Virtues, black representing the majestic death and gold representing the sacred life, were all associated with the letters representing the four people.

P (Harry Potter), D (Dumbledore), L (Tom Riddle), S (Severus Snape)

Riddle jumped to his feet, the quill that had been dancing on the parchment on the table fell over, and he stretched. "What's the principle behind this? And what an extraordinary combination my new wand will be?"

Riddle immediately headed to the bathroom, preparing to drift into a long-awaited dream and await the arrival of tomorrow.

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