Harry Potter and the Hidden Treasure (Volume 3)

Chapter 451 The Gateway To A New World

Everyone gathered around the Entry Port and extended a finger to touch the Quaffle.

The time had come to depart; they waited in silence.

Mr. Weasley pulled out his pocket watch, glancing at the time with one eye, and whispering: "Three... two... one."

As soon as his voice ceased, they began to spin rapidly.

Under the influence of the Entry Port, they spun, their feet leaving the ground as they flew through the air.

This time, without any curse holding him back, Evan was much more attuned to the magical fluctuations around him.

The scene around him started to blur and fade away.

The next second, Evan found himself not arriving directly at his destination, but entering a strange space.

Everything he perceived seemed to be composed entirely of magic, with colorful lights twisting around him.

Evan had a strange and inexplicable feeling. This place, this space, felt strangely familiar to him.

Harry, Hermione, Sirius, and everyone else vanished. Only Evan was there, by himself.

Looking around, he soon remembered it was very similar to his previous experience in the ruins of the Fallen Centaurs, where his soul was drawn into a fantastical space.

Although the surrounding landscape was different, the two places seemed equal in their nature.

There was no mistake; Evan distinctly recalled the sky he had seen at that moment, exactly the same.

There, all colors and objects were twisted, and distance, time, and space seemed to have lost their meaning.

In the muggle's physical theory, there is the idea of "Higher Dimensional Space".

Unlike the real world where humans live through three-dimensional space and time, higher dimensional space is more advanced.

One could envision a tiger drawn on paper. If you want to capture it, just draw a circle around the tiger on the paper.

The tiger on the paper cannot escape because it only exists in a two-dimensional space.

By analogy, adding a third dimension of height, the tiger finds a way out.

In that case, a real cage would be needed to capture it, and the two-dimensional cage would have no effect.

In terms of dimensions, 3D is clearly more advanced than 2D.

The three dimensions combined are the limit that humans can perceive.

The fourth dimension is time, which is a higher dimension.

Although humans cannot perceive it, time is always influencing all beings and is kept track of by clocks.

With Time-Turners, wizards can travel between different moments.

But because this dimension is more advanced, the entire process of travel is extremely dangerous, to the point of being considered taboo.

Evan once returned to Hogwarts a thousand years ago, which was already a very deep magic.

At first, he didn't feel much, but the more he learned about time, the more he realized its depth.

How incredible it was to have that experience two years ago!

Perhaps, only high-level wizards like the Four Founders of Hogwarts could use that kind of magic.

Of course, time, namely the fourth dimension, is not the end of everything.