Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

Whether attacking Malfoy or using the power of the Ministry of Magic to investigate the fourth floor of the castle, Voldemort was fearless.

Because only when Voldemort reveals his dangerousness will Dumbledore continue to use the Philosopher's Stone as bait, giving Voldemort a chance to steal the Philosopher's Stone.

Uh...if that's the case, then Voldemort's return to Hogwarts is a foregone conclusion, right?

Andy was a little confused.

This is too confusing!

If I had known this would happen, I would have continued to endure the smell of garlic and listened to Quirrell reading the textbook in a dry voice.

When Voldemort returns to Hogwarts, he will turn from light to dark.

"Andy, what are you thinking about?" Seeing Andy's face changing, Aisha raised her eyebrows and asked.

"No, nothing." Andy smiled, but felt a little heavy in his heart.

No matter what, you still have to be careful next semester.

Andy felt that he might have underestimated Voldemort.

No matter what, Voldemort is the ultimate BOSS of this era. Even if he appears to be brainless, it does not mean that he really has no intelligence.

Maybe he was too proud of his own strength to use his brain. Maybe it was the influence of black magic that magnified the dark side of his heart and made him impulsive and arrogant.

But the fact that Voldemort could become the Dark Lord is enough to show that he has an extremely high IQ.

"Old Deng, please don't cheat me!" Andy felt sad.

……

The Christmas holidays passed quickly.

Feeling threatened, Andy asked Helen for many practical skills during the vacation.

Helen was reluctant to teach at first because she didn't want Andy to become an Auror, as this profession was too dangerous.

In Helen's opinion, those practical skills were really useless. At least she and Kyle had never fought a life-and-death battle with any wizard in all these years.

Helen told Andy that when he was older, he could learn the Killing Curse. When he really met an enemy in the future, he could cast the Killing Curse at the enemy's face. If he failed to kill the enemy, he could use Apparition to escape.

If the enemy also uses Apparition to chase you, use the prepared portkey to teleport over long distances.

This is the Collins family's life-saving skill passed down from generation to generation. When the wizarding world was in chaos, the elders relied on this trick to survive.

To be honest, this routine is not bad.

But Andy still wanted to learn practical skills. After all, Andy practiced magic not to run away when he encountered the enemy.

Unable to bear Andy's constant pestering, Helen finally agreed.

If you want to learn actual combat, the first thing you need to learn is how to dodge magic.

Dark wizards will not be polite to you. The Killing Curse is the magic they are best at - this magic is not only difficult to resist, but also causes death if it touches anyone, and there is no counter-curse.

In addition, aiming training is also required.

This is Andy's strength. Andy's spells are very accurate and his control is extremely strong. Even if it is a moving target, Andy can hit it instantly.

Finally, it is about grasping the timing of casting the spell.

This is combat experience.

Although Helen had received training in this area when she was in school, she had never experienced actual combat herself. However, she was more than qualified to guide Andy, a little wizard.

All in all, Andy's training these days has been very hard.

Before school started, Andy was even able to exchange a few moves with Helen in a professional manner.

Sitting on the Hogwarts Express again, Andy's mentality was completely different from the past.

Looking around, Andy felt that there was no one who could fight.

What an unguarded bunch of little wizards!

In the carriage, Hermione was holding a pile of books, all of which she bought in Diagon Alley during the holidays.

"Andy, did you have a good holiday?" Hermione asked while reading a book.

"Sure. What about you?"

Andy asked himself, "Looking at you, you must have spent the entire holiday reading, right?"

Hermione looked as if it was her right, "I don't want to fall too far behind you."

At this point, Hermione suddenly said, "By the way, I saw Malfoy on the platform before. I didn't expect his injury to be so serious this time. He had to stay in the hospital for nearly two months before he recovered."

Andy's expression froze, "Has he changed in any way?"

“No…?”

Hermione thought for a moment and said, "I just took a quick look and didn't pay much attention. What changes do you mean?"

"Nothing!" Andy shook his head.

Andy didn't want Hermione to know that Quirrell might sneak back into Hogwarts. That would be too dangerous.

The little witch doesn't have any scheming minds, she would be exposed too easily.

Hermione didn't care. She thought Andy only asked about Malfoy out of concern for his classmates.

……

Chatting along the way, the train soon arrived at Hogsmeade Station.

Hagrid was the one who picked them up again, and the first-year wizards still had to enter the castle from the Black Lake. The ice on the lake had not yet melted, so the wizards could only walk towards the castle on foot.

As Andy walked into the auditorium, he immediately felt that he was being stared at.

Andy turned his head warily and saw that it was Snape.

Snape's eyes were extremely sharp, and he looked as if he wanted to deduct 100 points from Andy.

Illusion?

Andy thought, he clearly gave him a Christmas gift, so even if it didn't make them closer, it wasn't possible for him to make them enemies, right?

Chapter 66: The Crowd: Helen Collins

Chapter 66 The Crowd: Helen Collins

"Andy, thank you for the gift."

As Andy sat down, Harry came over and asked, "Andy, where did you take those photos? You know, I've never met my parents."

"Oh, those photos you mentioned! I took them in Godric's Hollow. It is said that Godric Gryffindor was born there, and the hollow was named after him."

Andy explained, "My grandfather lived there, and your parents lived there too... oh, sorry."

"It's ok!"

Harry quickly said, "If there is a chance in the future, can you take me to Godric's Hollow? I want to pay tribute to my parents."

"Of course," Andy said.

"Thank you!"

Harry thanked him and returned to the Gryffindor table.

At this time, Andy felt that someone was staring at him again, and that gaze made Andy feel uneasy.

It's Snape again.

Andy felt that he not only wanted to deduct his points, but he might also want to poison his food or something.

Get sick!

Andy complained in his heart, I gave you a Christmas gift, but how come I also gave you an enemy?

You will only feel comfortable if I go against you every day, right?

……

After the dinner, the Christmas holiday officially ended and the new semester began.

On Monday morning, Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff had two consecutive Potions classes.

Andy finally realized that Snape's gaze last night was not his illusion. His temper seemed to have become extremely bad during the holiday, and he had severely targeted the young wizards from both academies.

Just because Andy yawned, Snape deducted five points from him for disrespecting the professor.

Hermione was also deducted two points by Snape for disturbing others because she taught her classmates how to make potions.

At the same time, Andy was deducted two points by Snape for watching others make mistakes.

For the entire two Potions classes, Snape was like he was in menopause. He was displeased with everyone and could find a reason to deduct points for any small action.

Moreover, Snape's ability to use a sharp tongue has almost reached perfection.

He could talk to a little wizard to the point of mental breakdown without using any swear words and at a slow pace.

All the young wizards were silent, praying silently in their hearts that the two potions classes would be over quickly.

After Potions get out of class, everyone breathed a sigh of relief at the same time.

"Collins...please stay for a moment." Snape said suddenly.

"Okay, Professor!" Andy shrugged, gave Hermione a reassuring look, and motioned for Hermione to go to the auditorium to eat first.

All the little wizards looked at Andy, and their eyes were full of pain and tragedy, as if they would go to burn incense for Andy on this time next year.

"Professor, is there anything wrong?" Andy asked first after the little wizards left.

Andy also wanted to know what medicine Snape took wrongly.

Snape stared at Andy with his empty pupils. Seeing this, Andy immediately looked away to avoid meeting Snape's gaze.

"Collins..."

Snape stared at Andy and asked slowly, "How much do you know about...that matter?"

that matter?

Andy thought Snape was asking about Quirrell, so he said bluntly, "I do feel that there is something wrong with Quirrell. He said he was attacked by a vampire, but I don't think so."

"And he has absolutely no intention of attending class properly, which is not in line with the mentality of a professor. Professor Binns's class may be boring, but at least he takes it seriously."

Is that right?

Snape always felt that Andy knew more than that.

"That's not what I'm asking."

Snape's face looked a little ugly. He took out a greeting card and asked, "What does this mean?"

So that’s what happened!

Andy looked puzzled. "Professor, I wish you a Merry Christmas... Is there anything wrong with that? I just hope you can start a new life."

I just don't want to see a magical genius fall into depravity. Is there anything wrong with that?

Besides, what happened to you back then wasn't some shameful secret, right?

When you were in school, you bullied Gryffindor and tried to win over ignorant Gryffindor girls to join the Death Eaters, but now you have turned over a new leaf!

Or maybe Hermione guessed it right.

Could Snape's transformation into a good person really be related to that Gryffindor girl?

It’s a pity that Helen has always been unwilling to reveal the name of the Gryffindor girl, and Andy still doesn’t know who she is.

Snape stared at Andy.

After receiving the greeting card, he felt something was wrong.

To this end, Snape also specially investigated Andy's family background, and found Andy's mother, Helen Collins.

There was no conflict between Snape and Helen, but deep in Snape's heart, there was an unspeakable memory of humiliation and sadness.

And this memory is also related to a spell.

The golden clock!

Helen was one of the bystanders at the time. She witnessed everything with her own eyes and knew everything that happened.

What if Helen talked to Andy about her experience at school and told it to Andy as a joke - Snape felt that he could find a place to hang himself.