Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity

As a survivor of the war, Roger is learning magic just to survive.

Nicolas Flamel: "Then I will teach you how to make the Philosopher's Stone and brew the Elixir of Life, okay?"

"No, no, it's called immortality, but after hundreds of years, the body will decay and suffer endlessly. Can this be called immortality?" Roger shook his head.

Voldemort: "I will teach you the method of Horcruxes, which can be divided into seven parts and reborn after death. How about it?"

"If you don't want to learn, you will be incomplete if your soul is cut. Even if you seem to be reborn, the Ship of Theseus, which has lost its continuity, is no longer the me I once was?"

Dumbledore: "Death is not the end, but a new great adventure. I will teach you..."

Before he finished speaking, Roger interrupted: "When there is still hope, choosing death is nothing more than admitting defeat and escaping from this world. Without hope, how is it different from real death? Don't learn!"

Grindelwald: "I will teach you the art of prophecy, anticipate the enemy's moves, grasp the tide of the times, lead wizards to greatness again, and then gather the power of all wizards to support you and prolong your life. How about it?"

Roger, who is also a prophet like him, thought about it seriously, and finally shook his head. "Just as I am now above this era, there are always talented people in every generation, and the world is vast and boundless. No matter how powerful I am, there will always be more powerful beings standing in front of me in the future. No one is always invincible, and no one is really invincible. Being too deeply involved with all living beings is not the way to eternity."

Rejecting the teachings of the last elder, Roger Virgil looked into the starry sky: "...There is no way in the world, it seems that I can only open one myself."