HP Approaches the Magical World

Since entering Hogwarts, Jon's worldview has been disintegrating.

But this is also common,

man,

Always have to experience the collapse and reconstruction of the world view,

to become a more mature person.

However, not everyone can accept such a big blow.

I lived a new life, and originally planned to make some achievements of my own, but I just started my own life, and I encountered such a thing inadvertently.

J.K. Rowling himself, the original author of Harry Potter, appeared in front of Jon so vividly.

namesake?

Of course not, for things like names, the same name only means that the first name and the last name are the same, not to mention that the surname Rowling itself is not particularly common, and Jon has never seen someone who even has the same middle name.

More importantly, Jon could also hear from the conversation between the two people that this lady was similar to the Ms. J.K. Rowling who he was familiar with in that world, in terms of the school she graduated from, and the schedule of coming and going. , It's just that there are some more things that I haven't heard of before.

In the end, it was also the most confusing thing for Jon. After listening to what Joanne described and the thoughts and structure of the whole story, Jon quickly put together the whole story.

But unreasonable.

After exchanging contact information and home address with Joanne in a daze, Jon was led back home by his cousin Bella, and then brought him back to the manor through the Floo network.

After returning home, Jon first looked at his sister and mother in his grandmother's manor, but anyone could see that his face was not good, so no one pestered him and let him go back to his manor.

Naturally, Bella would not casually tell what happened on the train. She and Jon had a closer relationship, so they would naturally keep secrets for each other and would not casually tell the parents.

This kind of tacit understanding between siblings has been cultivated long ago, and Jon doesn't even worry about it.

He returned to his manor at a very fast speed, then casually said a few words to Kaleidi, and went upstairs to his study.

He needs to see Helga as soon as possible.

...

Ten minutes later, Magic Fairy Castle.

Although he entered the space of Magic Fairy Castle from different locations, Jon's location is fixed every time he appears.

After notifying Helga through the portrait in the study, Jon returned to his bedroom and fell asleep as fast as he could.

So, he is here now.

"Why do you look unhappy?"

Helga appeared in front of Jon in a white robe, with a monocle over her eye, a researcher.

"Something happened to me, like this..."

Jon snapped, then dropped his head.

"Sorry, I haven't figured out how to say this."

The main reason is that there is no way to explain the matter of rebirth clearly, even for a legendary witch, it is difficult to fully understand this kind of matter.

"It doesn't matter, you can talk slowly, anyway, my recent research has reached a bottleneck period, and I just come to help you deal with life problems."

Jon was silent.

After a while, he raised his head and asked, "Ancestor Helga, I want to know, have you heard of the theory of parallel spaces?"

...

Of course, Helga has never heard of the theory of parallel spaces, because this theory was only summarized into a complete system by American scholars in the early 21st century, and before that, this theory has not been accepted by the public scientific world. fully accepted doctrine.

In Jon's own understanding, the so-called parallel space, or parallel universe, is actually a theory developed by human civilization in order to explain and fight against "fatalism".

(Fatalism: This concept believes that all life in the world has a definite number. Certain things seem to have many possibilities, but fate has already predetermined the development of things long ago, and life itself has no way to deal with it. determine their own destiny.)

Scholars put forward theories such as parallel spaces through theories produced by "possibility" and paradoxes that have already been produced, such as the "grandmother paradox", and they believe that everything in the world has countless possibilities , every "living body" that can make decisions will promote the development of possibilities, and then extend countless worlds that develop in parallel and advance at the same time.

But Jon doesn't think so, because if this theory is true, there must be a world developed to four dimensions that can interfere with and travel in time-if time travel in this world is discovered and proved to be untenable, then The people of this world will definitely use their technology to start interfering with other worlds.

They can already travel in time and space, and they will naturally discover the existence of parallel worlds.

Jon himself is skeptical of the theory.

In his logic, it is certainly possible for multiple worlds to exist, but such two worlds will certainly not be two completely identical worlds, but only two worlds with different trends.

Therefore, he always felt that the world after his rebirth was a different world.

Although the structure of this world is based on the world he was familiar with, this world has one more magical composition than the previous world.

Such a world, in its essence, is completely different from the earth that existed before him.

According to the theory of parallel worlds, a world branches at a certain node, and the direction of the world after the branch will inevitably be different.

If the factor of magic is a branch, when did this branch start? What exactly is the effect? What problems can arise?

If this world was created by Rowling in another world, can this world be regarded as a parallel world?

If you don't treat it as a parallel world, then what is the reason for the Ms. Joanne Catherine Rowling who he just met on the train and wanted to create another "Harry Potter"? In this world created by Ms. Rowling?

Jon can ask many questions like this in minutes, but they don't have any practical meaning at all.

"Of course it has no practical significance. The so-called world view means your impression of the world, or the world's subjective consciousness on you."

After hearing Jon's explanation of the theory of parallel spaces, Helga spoke in a helpless tone:

"To change the question, do you think the space of Magic Fairy Castle is real?"