Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

Some people say that conversations between smart people only need to be brief. Andy's [Thinking] attribute is as high as five points, and his comprehension ability is not bad, so he can naturally be considered a smart person.

So Andy understood what Dumbledore meant.

To put it bluntly, the combination of soul and body is life, and magic comes from life, so it can create miracles.

This sounds similar to chakra, which is a combination of spiritual energy and physical energy. However, ninjas practice both physical and magical skills, while wizards are just pure magicians.

So the ultimate goal of The Witcher is also to plant trees?

cough!

Andy asked, "Professor, what about ghosts? They have no physical body, but they have magical powers... How are they formed?"

Ghosts simply cannot use magic.

In fact, Andy had asked this question before, but Dumbledore's answer had always been ambiguous.

"The conditions for ghosts to form are somewhat special."

Dumbledore explained: "Strong mental obsession can forcibly retain a portion of magic at the moment of physical death. This magic will create a ghost body and allow the soul to remain in the world."

"A soul is not a ghost."

That's it!

Andy nodded understandingly.

The existence of ghosts is just like that of fat cat patronuses. They have ghost bodies created by magic.

That's why Peeves looks like a ghost.

The soul of the dead plus the ghost body created by magic... this is the basis of the existence of ghosts.

"Strong mental obsession..." Andy's expression changed slightly.

"Yes!"

Dumbledore lamented: "Although the souls of the dead are forced to stay in the world, they are worse off than dead."

Andy thought of this, too.

Take Snape, for example.

If Snape had died for love on the night Lily died, his soul would have become a ghost - because his obsession was Lily's death.

The powerful mental obsession will merge with magic power to create a ghost body, forcing the souls of the dead to remain in the world.

The soul and the body influence each other.

The soul has its own obsessions, and the ghost body formed by the obsessions of the mind will further affect the soul.

This is the same principle as how black magic affects the corrupt mind.

The ghost will be tormented by this obsession forever and will never be able to get rid of it.

Life is worse than death...it's really a vivid description.

So even though the ghosts in Hogwarts seem to be happy, the pain in their hearts is something outsiders can never see.

Seeking but not getting!

Of course, it may also be because they have adjusted their mindset - after all, they still have reason and thinking.

Andy didn't think about it anymore.

After Dumbledore's explanation, Andy had a general understanding of the fat cat's patronus and Animagus.

The former depends on Andy for its existence.

And the latter...Andy has defeated his animal nature, so Andy has won a new body, an animal body.

"professor……"

Andy finally got to the point. "When performing the Animagus transformation, we often need the assistance of potions. And this kind of potion needs to experience moonlight, stormy weather, and lightning across the sky..."

“Is there any rule to follow for this kind of celestial magic?”

Dumbledore looked up at Andy when he heard this.

If Dumbledore's previous expressions of surprise and astonishment were all pretended, then this look... Andy thought that there was no trace of "pretense" on Dumbledore's part.

After a moment of silence, Dumbledore said: "Mr. Collins, you have ignored two points..."

"While the potion is absorbing the pure moonlight, it cannot be exposed to sunlight, nor can it come into contact with any human. Also... you need to point your wand at your heart and recite the Animagus spell at sunrise and sunset every day."

Andy nodded repeatedly.

You are right, and then what?

"The magic of the celestial phenomena..." Hermione muttered softly.

Andy's conversation with Dumbledore tonight was truly an eye-opener for Hermione.

Not to mention that magic comes from life, just hearing the words "magic of celestial phenomena" made Hermione feel that the trip was worthwhile.

Although the little witch doesn't quite understand how to apply these theories yet, she can memorize all of them.

Dumbledore looked at Andy. He just pondered for a moment and said truthfully: "The magic of celestial phenomena can also be called the magic of nature. From ancient times to the present, wizards have never given up the pursuit of this power."

"The Department of Mysteries at the Ministry of Magic has twelve rooms, among which are the Planetarium and the Planetarium."

At this point, Dumbledore paused, and then suddenly asked: "Mr. Collins, you should be studying magical transformation, right?"

"Yes!"

Andy admitted frankly, "I think magical transformation is the future of wizards. It can increase the upper limit of wizards' strength."

Dumbledore remained noncommittal.

Magical transformation can indeed increase the wizard's upper limit of strength, but it has extremely high requirements on the wizard's talent.

Someone like Voldemort, who has undergone several transformations through dark magic and can split his soul into several parts... can truly be called a genius among geniuses.

It's just that Voldemort's path of magic is too extreme.

Voldemort has indeed gone further than anyone else on the path of dark magic, but his flaws and weaknesses are obvious. As long as you find a way, Voldemort will not be difficult to deal with.

But Andy...

Andy's spells and transfiguration have reached an extremely high level, and in addition to that... the fusion of mind and magic, the power of love, fusion magic, magic transfiguration, and now he has even touched the magic of celestial phenomena.

Not only that, as far as Dumbledore knew, Andy had now begun to dabble in the dark arts!

It can be said that there are many flowers blooming!

Logically speaking, human energy is limited, and many people may not be able to achieve outstanding results in one field even if they spend their entire lives.

But Andy was different.

Andy has studied many fields and has achieved outstanding results in many of them - so far, Andy can even KO Snape!

This is definitely not normal!

You know, it’s been less than two years since Andy got the wand, and there are still more than two months before he graduates from the second grade.

It would have been fine if he hadn't thought about it too much at other times, but when he thought about it carefully today, Dumbledore also found it a little horrifying - if he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, Dumbledore would have thought that this was the protagonist in the story, not a real human being in reality.

This is so unscientific!

"Collins..."

Dumbledore suddenly asked: "Do you want to use magic to change the wizarding world?"

His tone was still kind, but Andy could hear a hint of seriousness in it.

Changing the world, no matter whether the original intention is good or bad, will have an extremely serious impact on the world.

Andy knows this!

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"of course not!"

Andy spread his hands, with a hint of mockery in his tone, "The current magic world is like a pool of stagnant water. Everyone is enjoying themselves and has no pursuit of anything."

"Professor Dumbledore, can you imagine? There are nearly a thousand students in Hogwarts, but their ideal is to find a decent job after graduation."

"To be honest, I have no interest in these people!"

"If they had higher aspirations in magic, I would look up to them. But the fact is... apart from being able to use magic, they are no different from Muggles."

“Those who don’t work hard themselves are not worthy of being helped.”

"And I don't like changing other people's lives and ideas."

Finally, Andy added, "I'm only doing this for myself...and my family and friends."

Dumbledore: "..."

To be honest, when Dumbledore heard Andy say, "I think magical transfiguration is the future of wizards," he was a little wary.

It is undeniable that, in theory, magical transformation is indeed the future of wizards... because magical transformation can increase the upper limit of wizards' strength.

Some abilities gained through magical transformation can even be passed down through blood.

But the reality is that talent blocks all this!

Dumbledore originally wanted to persuade Andy. He wanted to tell Andy: There is a huge gap between ideals and reality, which can never be crossed.

But after hearing what Andy said, Dumbledore became more worried and a little depressed.

Dumbledore has mixed feelings!

He was very worried that Andy had an idea to change the world - the idea was good, but it had to be done step by step, and he had to find a truly feasible way to implement it step by step.

If you act based on pure passion alone, then no matter whether your ideas are good or bad, failure is what awaits you in the end.

Because this is society!

Living in a human group, you have to consider interpersonal and social relationships - if you are too high up, you will not be able to gain the support of the masses.

In Dumbledore's opinion, although Andy appears to be friendly and harmonious on the surface, he actually has a high opinion of himself and does not take other people seriously.

Dumbledore understood this mentality very well.

Because he was like this when he was young, he had a high opinion of himself and looked down on other mediocre people.

That is why he was attracted to Grindelwald, who was equally talented - because in the eyes of young Dumbledore, he and Grindelwald were the same kind of people, they had a common language, common ideals, and there was no obstacle in communicating with each other.

As for the others...it's so boring to listen to them!

It was not until the death of his sister, combined with many years of life experience, and witnessing Grindelwald's failure with his own eyes, that Dumbledore understood these truths.

Originally Dumbledore had a lot to say.

But Andy's words blocked all of this!

Andy has absolutely no interest in the wizarding world or anyone else in it.

Even without Legilimency, Dumbledore could sense that these words were true.

This is very contradictory!

When Andy clearly expressed that he didn't want to change the wizarding world, Dumbledore hoped that Andy could stand up and change this declining wizarding world.

Dumbledore may not be able to see how wizards and Muggles will get along in the future.

But judging from the current situation alone, the rapid development of Muggles is gradually squeezing the living space of wizards.

Otherwise, why did those pure-blood families support Voldemort so crazily when he rose to power? The pure-blood theory was only one of the reasons. Voldemort's attitude towards Muggles also attracted them.

It is precisely because they see the threat posed by Muggles, but look down on them from the bottom of their hearts, that they choose to enslave Muggles through war.

But they couldn't even get past the wizarding world.

If wizards want more living space, they must make changes.

Dumbledore was fully aware of this.

It's just that he hasn't yet found a truly viable path to change.

After thinking for a while, Dumbledore suddenly asked, "Collins, what do you think of the wizarding world?"

"Um……"