Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

In the wizarding world, Merlin really exists, but the Kingdom of Camelot, where Merlin served, is not mentioned at all in books on the history of magic.

Let's talk about the Deathly Hallows.

The Deathly Hallows do exist, but the rumors about them can only be circulated in story collections and are considered bedtime stories.

"How does the Muggle legend about Merlin describe it?" Andy suddenly asked.

Andy specifically mentioned Merlin when they were on the train, so Andy believed that Hermione must have looked up information about Merlin after returning home.

Sure enough, Hermione said, "Merlin is a legendary wizard in Wilson's mythology. As for the story between him and King Arthur... you know it without me telling you."

"But in our Muggle world, people believe that Merlin is a fictional character created by combining the characteristics of multiple characters."

Is it a fictional character that was made up?

Indeed, after all, Merlin involves magic, so of course it can only be fiction.

Andy didn't ask any further questions.

"In fact... even if we have doubts, we must at least find actual evidence to prove that the truth is indeed as we guessed - someone has modified history."

Andy said: "If we can prove that the Deathly Hallows are indeed related to the Grim Reaper, then we can prove that... gods do exist in the history of the wizarding world."

Hermione immediately became interested when she heard this.

In addition to her hidden adventurous gene, Hermione's favorite thing is to solve mysterious puzzles.

What's more, this time it is related to the legendary gods.

"Andy, what do you want to do?"

Hermione pressed on: "Collect all three Deathly Hallows?"

Andy would really like to do that if he could.

But in actual operation, it may be a little troublesome.

Especially the elder wand, also known as the Old Wand!

The Deathly Hallows must have appeared in the original Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows played a huge role in Harry's victory over Voldemort.

It is now known that Harry has the Invisibility Cloak.

And Voldemort is related to the Gaunt family, so Andy has reason to suspect that the Resurrection Stone is in Voldemort's hands.

What about the Elder Wand?

If Andy speculates from the perspective of the author's arrangement of the plot, he has already guessed who holds the Elder Wand.

Albus Dumbledore!

No evidence is needed because that's how the plot is set up.

Only in this way can Aunt Luo make the three Deathly Hallows appear reasonably in the plot.

Harry, Voldemort, Dumbledore.

The three of them each got one.

"The You-Know-Who has Slytherin blood. He is a descendant of the Gaunt family."

Andy analyzed: "So... the Resurrection Stone is very likely in the hands of the mysterious person."

Hermione: "..."

Andy continued: "If my speculation is correct, then the situation now becomes: Harry and the mysterious man, they both have a Deathly Hallow in their hands."

"So who do you think will have the last Deathly Hallow?"

Hermione raised an eyebrow and said, "You mean... Dumbledore?"

Although it seems a bit far-fetched, it makes sense somehow.

Hermione thought for a moment and asked, "But how are we going to find out?"

Isabel stood aside and listened quietly, her little face wrinkled into a ball.

Is it really appropriate for her to hear such an important secret?

Isabel felt that she was still too young and there was no way she could snatch the Deathly Hallows from Voldemort and Dumbledore.

Rushing forward means seeking death!

"Andy, I think you'd better reconsider. I don't want to attend your funeral before I'm ten years old." Isabel said in a dilemma.

Andy: "?"

Snapped!

Patting the little girl's head, Andy continued, "Hermione, do you think the You-Know-Who will read The Tales of Beedle the Bard?"

Hermione looked odd.

The big devil and the bedtime story...these styles don't match at all!

Hermione couldn't imagine Voldemort reading a fairy tale before going to bed - that was too bizarre!

"You mean..."

Hermione said excitedly: "It is very likely that the You-Know-Who doesn't know anything about the Deathly Hallows?"

Andy smiled and raised his eyebrows, "So...we can go to the Gaunt old house and take a look. Maybe we will find something new!"

Hermione nodded.

Harry was her classmate and Dumbledore was the headmaster. So the only Deathly Hallows she and Andy could get was the Gaunt family's Resurrection Stone.

"The Gaunt family..." Hermione asked carefully: "They...?"

Andy spread his hands and said, "There is no heir. Oh, except for the mysterious man."

Hermione raised her eyebrows. Since the Gaunt family had no descendants, there was no psychological burden.

As for Voldemort...

Stealing Voldemort's stuff is an act of heroic justice.

Worth encouraging!

"Let's go!"

Andy said, "I'll take you around other parts of the village. Staying in the cemetery is a bit conspicuous."

Hermione exhaled, "Why don't we go visit Mrs. Bagshot? If we get things done today, we can have fun all day tomorrow."

Andy thought about it and said, "Okay."

Hermione chuckled and said, "It's mainly because I'm weighed down by things. I probably can't sleep at night because I toss and turn."

Andy suggested, "I have experience in this area. I recommend that you learn the art of brain blockage. When your mind is confused, you can use it to empty your mind, and you will fall asleep quickly."

"Okay! I'll try." Hermione smiled.

Andy called out, "Let's go, Isa!"

The little girl followed Andy and Hermione happily, her little face twisted into a knot.

They are going to steal Voldemort's treasure. Should I go with them?

"Never mind. The mysterious man is dead anyway. There's nothing to be afraid of!" Isabel secretly encouraged herself.

Chapter 311 You're a Perfect Match for the Department of Mysteries

In front of Mrs. Bagshot's house.

Andy went up and knocked on the door.

creak-

The old wooden door was pushed open, and Mrs. Bagshot stood at the door and glanced at Andy and the other two.

Since Andy had already reminded her, Hermione did not show any sign of abnormality.

However, after seeing Mrs. Bagshot's appearance, Hermione still felt as if her heart was tightly gripped - Mrs. Bagshot looked almost exactly like the old witch in the fairy tale.

She looked about the same height as Andy due to her old age stoop.Her knuckles were blue, her skin was speckled like peeling paint, and her eyes were cloudy from cataracts.

Hermione suddenly understood why Andy was afraid of Mrs. Bagshot when he was a child - this was a little secret that Isabel had secretly told her.

"Andy, Isa...hello."

Mrs. Bagshot's voice was a little hoarse. "Who is this...?"

"Hello, ma'am!"

Andy introduced, "This is Hermione Granger, the know-it-all lady I told you about before."

"Hello, Mrs. Bagshot," Hermione said politely.

"Hello, Miss Granger."

Mrs. Bagshot turned slightly, "Come in, it's cold outside."

As I walked into the house, the smell of old age, dust, and dirty clothes immediately hit me.

Hermione was a little uncomfortable.

Andy was also very suspicious. Why didn't wizards like cleanliness? It was a problem that could be solved by magic, but Mrs. Bagshot refused to clean the house.

Doesn't she feel uncomfortable?

The flame in the fireplace was very weak. Mrs. Bagshot took out her wand and tapped it lightly. The flame in the fireplace suddenly burned fiercely and the temperature in the room quickly became warm.

"Please take a seat!" said Mrs. Bagshot.

"Thank you!"

After exchanging pleasantries with Mrs. Bagshot for a while, Andy took the initiative to say, "Ma'am, before coming to visit you, Hermione and I went to the cemetery and accidentally saw the symbol of the Deathly Hallows on Peverell's tombstone."

"Have you ever heard of the Deathly Hallows?"

Hermione looked at Mrs. Bagshot expectantly when she heard this.

Isabel also looked serious.

These were just Andy and Hermione's speculations before, but if Mrs. Bagshot also confirmed the existence of the Deathly Hallows, then...

When the little girl thought of this, she suddenly became very nervous!

Voldemort is dead, so there is nothing to be afraid of, but Dumbledore is still alive!

Stealing Dumbledore's things...Will Andy be beaten to death?

Isabel clutched Andy's clothes nervously. She was thinking, if Andy insisted on doing what he wanted, how could she persuade Andy to endure for a few more years?

Anyway, Andy is still young. Once he outlasts Dumbledore, won’t all of Dumbledore’s things be his?

"The Deathly Hallows...?"

Mrs. Bagshot's tone was complicated. She looked at Andy seriously with her cloudy eyes for several times. "He is a few years younger, but equally talented. At such a young age, he already possesses magical abilities that surpass ordinary wizards."

Andy and Hermione looked at each other, there's something going on!

Whenever the elderly are lost in reminiscing, they always start from 'the past'.

"Madam?" Andy asked tentatively.

"Ugh!"

Mrs. Bagshot sighed, "In fact, since the first time you came to see me, I guessed that sooner or later you would ask about this matter."

Andy was a little embarrassed when he heard this!

It has to be said that Andy did have his own selfish motives in approaching Mrs. Bagshot.

"The Deathly Hallows..."

Mrs. Bagshot recalled: "More than 70 years ago, or perhaps more than 80 years ago, a talented young man came here and wanted to find out about the Deathly Hallows."

Andy guessed that the person was Grindelwald!

Mrs. Bagshot continued, "He got some information here, and then... left."

"Andy, the Deathly Hallows are not as powerful as the legend says. That man had the Elder Wand, but he still lost in a duel in the end."

Andy raised his eyebrows when he heard this!