Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

"The flames are blazing!"

After burning the weed, Andy tidied his clothes, went back to Honeydukes Candy Store, and then returned to Hogwarts through the secret passage.

Walking out of the secret passage, Andy looked around.

“Luckily there’s no one here!”

Andy first went to the Owl House to send the candy he bought to Isabel, and then went all the way to the abandoned classroom on the sixth floor of the castle.

When I opened the door, I saw Hermione practicing magic here alone.

"You scared me!"

Hermione rolled her eyes at Andy and said, "You didn't even knock before coming in. I thought it was the professor."

Andy couldn't help but complain: "What kind of image do you have of the professor? If they saw you practicing magic here, they would be so happy."

The little witch thought about it and felt that Andy was right. She hadn't done anything bad, so why should she be so afraid of the professor?

After looking at Andy, the little witch suddenly realized.

She had done nothing wrong and was still working hard to practice magic. But when she practiced magic with Andy, she always felt like she was doing something bad.

Andy just doesn't know how to use telepathy, otherwise he would have cried out that it was injustice. How can this blame be put on me?

I've been at Hogwarts for almost a week. What bad thing have I done?

"Where on earth have you been?" Hermione asked.

"I told you that you'll know in a few days. It's a good thing anyway." Andy continued to keep the secret.

"If you don't want to tell me, then don't tell me!" Hermione snorted.

Without paying any more attention to Andy, the little witch continued to practice magic on her own.

It was still early for dinner, and Andy didn't want to waste time, so he just started practicing magic.

The book he read before contained a lot of refreshing magic theories, and Andy planned to experiment with them.

The author of the book did not start from emotions, but explained magic from the perspective of magic itself.

What is the nature of magic?

No one in the wizarding world can tell.

As Professor Flitwick said, magic is like the blood flowing in our veins, it is in our bodies, but it is difficult for us to control it.

But vigorous exercise can speed up blood circulation.

We can't control magic power directly, but we can influence it passively.

Andy practiced magic according to the methods written in the book.

When Andy first tried it, he found that his casting became very unsmooth. It felt like someone who was used to writing with his right hand suddenly had to write with his left hand.

awkward!

Andy did not stop, but kept trying again and again. After practicing for more than ten times, Andy suddenly felt a little irritated.

According to the book, it is normal to feel irritable.

Andy decided to believe this book!

then…

boom! ! !

The explosion not only scared Hermione, but also stunned Andy.

"I failed in my spell?"

Andy quickly tried to cast the spell normally, but unexpectedly found that his spell casting seemed to have become much smoother.

The feeling was so slight that it seemed like Andy's illusion.

Andy quickly tried again.

It's not an illusion!

This feeling is like someone who has been holding back for hours and suddenly lets out a burst of emotion.

Two words to describe it: comfortable!

"Are...are you okay?" Hermione looked at Andy with a worried look, as if Andy had finally gone crazy.

"I'm fine, don't worry."

Andy calmed down and thought about the principle behind this change.

In fact, to put it bluntly, it is emotions that affect magic.

As Andy repeatedly tried the unsmooth casting and became increasingly annoyed, the spell naturally failed.

This feeling of irritability is actually a kind of emotion. When this emotion reaches a certain critical point, it will naturally affect the magic power in the body.

"As expected of an author who killed himself while experimenting."

Andy discovered that there was often some truth in the books written by wizards who died in failed magic experiments.

On the contrary, those authors who have passed away or are still alive usually just read from the book, and at most add their own understanding to the work of their predecessors.

"So... the next point is to find the books written by the wizards who died in magical experiments?"

"Or maybe find a chance to go to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries and talk to those patients about magic?"

Is it true that mentally ill people have broad ideas?

Andy thought he might be going crazy.

But the fact is, only those wizards who dare to try can truly practice their magical theories.

Whether they succeed or fail, the fact that they dared to try it shows that the theory has some factual basis.

What they lack may be just a laboratory or a communication platform.

From the perspective of magic research alone, the current magic world is indeed a bit too dull.

The establishment of the Ministry of Magic did effectively manage the wizarding world, but it also plunged wizards into meaningless trivialities and frequent power struggles.

It's killing the future of magic!

Chapter 36 Slicing is the future of magic

Although the Ministry of Magic has many shortcomings, Andy has no idea of ​​overthrowing the Ministry of Magic and establishing himself as king. After all, it is not easy to be the third generation Dark Lord.

Andy didn't like managing others, especially in the wizarding world - it was a waste of time.

Andy prefers studying magic.

After traveling to this world, Andy had only one dream, which was to follow the magical path to the end.

Moreover, the existence of the Ministry of Magic has indeed effectively managed the magical world and prevented it from being exposed to the eyes of Muggles.

But the Ministry of Magic’s shortcomings should never be ignored.

Look at those little wizards in Hogwarts!

If we do a statistics, at least 90 percent of the young wizards in Hogwarts learn magic just to find a decent job after graduation.

How is this different from a Muggle?

If the purpose of learning magic is just to work, it is better to live in the Muggle world. At least the living standards in the Muggle world are much higher than those in the wizarding world.

Of course, everyone has their own aspirations, and Andy will not impose his ideas on others.

It's good to have like-minded friends, but it doesn't matter if you don't.

If possible, Andy would like to build a magic laboratory to study the nature of magic, or experiment with some forbidden magic.

Imagine if we dissected a wizard and looked at his cell tissue under a microscope, would we find something different from that of Muggles?

Or, when we want to conduct a dangerous magical experiment, if there is a wizard who can 'volunteer' to act as a guinea pig, can we avoid some dangers?

Of course, Andy is not a dark wizard, so it is impossible for him to slice up a wizard casually or perform forbidden magic experiments on a wizard.

Andy still has a bottom line!

But...what if the other party is a dark wizard or a Death Eater?

During the war, it shouldn't be discovered if I secretly kill one or two Death Eaters, right?

Andy recalled it.

There are seven Harry Potter books in total.

In other words, when Harry is in seventh grade, it is time for the final battle with Voldemort.

If we take into account the preparation time of both sides, as well as the time when Voldemort was just resurrected and summoned his old subordinates - then Voldemort should have been resurrected when Harry was in the fourth or fifth grade.

"That means I still have four or five years to prepare."

Andy thought to himself, "I have the help of the system. If I study magic hard, it shouldn't be a problem to secretly knock down a Death Eater in four years, right?"

Stunning, dragging away, slicing, one-stop service.

Thinking of this, Andy suddenly began to look forward to Voldemort's resurrection.

With Dumbledore and Harry in the front to attract fire, Andy could do his own little tricks in secret.

For example, the magical experiment of using magic to erode the body, now all it needs is a Death Eater to "voluntarily" sacrifice himself.

"..."

Andy shook his head and temporarily put aside these messy thoughts.

For now, Andy still needs to learn magic down to earth and step by step.

……

At around six o'clock in the afternoon, Andy and Hermione walked down the stairs to the first floor, preparing to go to the Great Hall for dinner.

"Hello, classmate!"

Just as they turned a corner on the first floor, Andy and Hermione were stopped by a senior Slytherin student.

"Uh, hi, what can I do for you?" Andy asked.

"I'm Jon Abercrombie and I'm a third year Slytherin."

Abercrombie & Fitch said, "This is what we Slytherins are doing. We are conducting a secret investigation. May I ask...are you satisfied with our Defense Against the Dark Arts professor? Professor Quirrell!"

Andy and Hermione looked at each other and saw that he had indeed arrived.

"Qirro?"

Andy raised his eyebrows and said in a dissatisfied tone: "Of course I'm not satisfied! He only knows how to read from the textbook. If such a person can be a professor, then I can be a professor too!"

Hermione also puffed her cheeks and said, "And the smell in the classroom is terrible."

Abercrombie & Fitch was delighted when he heard this. "So... if we have a chance to get rid of Professor Quirrell and have the school replace us with a qualified professor... are you willing, my two juniors?"

"Of course!"

Andy immediately pretended to be impatient and asked, "What should we do?"

Aberk looked around, then mysteriously took out a piece of parchment and handed it to Andy, "You two... just need to sign your names on this parchment. As for the rest - leave it to us!"

Andy took it and looked at it.

The parchment detailed Professor Quirrell's crimes, including but not limited to: stuttering, only knowing how to read textbooks, not knowing anything about Defense Against the Dark Arts, not even teaching students how to cast spells, not answering students' questions, and the classroom was filled with a disgusting smell...

These are still normal, but there are some abnormal ones later.

For example: harassing female classmates, harassing male classmates, arbitrarily confiscating student finances, suspected connection with Death Eaters, even having worked for a mysterious person... and so on!

Good guy!

In short, after reading about Quirrell's crimes, Andy felt that it would not be enough for such a person to be locked up in Azkaban for his entire life.

He should let the Dementors give him a passionate kiss.

What follows is some normal content.

Andy also saw some of the words he had said to Malfoy on it.

——We must defend our right to study to the death.