Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

For Dumbledore, this was actually a good thing.

He is old, but the magical world still needs someone to protect it.

As long as Andy's character is not affected by the black magic, some minor problems are not a big deal.

Every person is complex, and human hearts are not just about good and evil; they are multifaceted and unfathomable.

Even Dumbledore.

Dumbledore never considered himself a saint, and his heart was very complicated, but he was able to strictly abide by his bottom line and never abuse his magic and influence.

But black magic is different.

Dumbledore had seen many outstanding wizards led into the abyss by dark magic.

It's okay if you just dabble in it, but once you delve into the study of black magic, the temptation to the mind is definitely not something that willpower can resist.

Chapter 74 Someone read all of Ravenclaw's

Collection of books?

Ravenclaw dormitory.

Andy lay quietly on the bed, recalling his recent meeting with Dumbledore.

Andy felt that he had been cheated again.

As soon as the two met, Dumbledore asked Andy: Is there anything you don’t understand in your studies?

Andy asked, and Dumbledore answered.

Then the two talked about Quirrell and the Philosopher's Stone. Dumbledore spoke frankly about it, and even did not hide the secret that "Voldemort is still alive."

Although Dumbledore did not reveal the news that Voldemort possessed Quirrell, the meaning of his words had already made it clear that Quirrell was Voldemort's man.

On the way back to the dormitory, Andy asked some more questions about magic, and Dumbledore answered them one by one, resolving Andy's doubts about magic in detail.

From beginning to end, Dumbledore did not make any additional requests.

He was like a portable grandfather who met all of Andy's requirements.

But then?

Andy already knows the relationship between the Philosopher's Stone, Quirrell and Voldemort. As a young wizard with a sense of justice, can Andy really do nothing?

Well, Andy did think so.

Andy decided that from this moment on, he would concentrate on studying magic and would not pay any attention to the outside world.

Even if the problem really falls on him, Andy can still use Hermione's secret weapon - tell the professor!

In short, never present an individual hero.

Having made the decision, Andy slept soundly until noon the next day.

After lunch, Andy went to the library to finish his homework for the week.

The homework at Hogwarts is actually quite simple. The so-called essays are actually just a bunch of words. There are large sections in the book that can be copied directly.

If you cast a spell on a quill, you can make it write on its own without even moving your hand.

Just a magic wand will do.

Hermione scoffed at Andy's homework. She felt that Andy could have written better instead of just copying other people's ideas.

After finishing the last assignment, Andy breathed a sigh of relief. He could now do whatever he wanted in the following time.

It has been two months since the last time he added points. Andy has now accumulated four potential points, and the fifth potential point is expected to be obtained within a week.

According to the previous plan, the talent to be upgraded this time is [Transfiguration].

Transfiguration is also a very important magic. It can not only be used in combat, but human body transformation also involves magical transformation, which will be of great help to Andy's future.

As for alchemy and divination, Andy will consider adding some points in them when he is in his third year.

There is no alchemy course in Hogwarts. Even if you learn it by yourself, you need to have a certain foundation in magic, and alchemy does not improve combat power.

Divination is an elective course for third graders. When Andy was preparing for his third year, he added his talent for Divination and went directly to study Divination.

Before the third grade, spells and transfiguration are the most important knowledge.

After all, it's too greedy to chew.

"I'm going to practice magic for a while, do you want to come?" Andy asked.

Hermione had finished her homework long ago, and the little witch was reading a book introducing the legends of the wizarding world.

Ever since Andy gave her a collection of magical legends as a Christmas gift, the little witch has been fascinated by this aspect.

According to the little witch, wizards are just legends to Muggles, but she herself is a witch.

So is it possible that the legends of the magic world are also true?

"I'm going to read for a while," Hermione said without looking up.

"Okay!" Andy packed up his books, got up and left the library.

Andy was also very curious about the legends of the magical world, but it was a waste of energy to study them.

Moreover, with the passage of time, many legends have been lost in history, and the cost of finding them is too high.

Not worth the candle.

If there are any clues, we can look for them.

"Ok?"

As soon as Andy walked out of the library, he saw a huge figure walking towards him.

Hagrid?

This guy will come to the library?

"Hello, Hagrid." After all, he was the freshman guide, and even though they were not familiar with each other, Andy still went over to say hello.

"I'm Andy Collins, a first year in Ravenclaw."

In order to avoid embarrassment caused by Hagrid not recognizing him, Andy kindly introduced himself.

"Oh, hello, Collins."

Hagrid's character is not as savage as he looks. On the contrary, he is actually a very gentle person. "I heard Harry mention you. He said you are a little wizard who loves to study."

"Thank you!"

Andy asked, "Are you going to look for a book? Do you need my help?"

"Oh, no, thank you!" said Hagrid, looking a little flustered.

After saying goodbye to Hagrid, Andy came to the abandoned classroom on the sixth floor of the castle with a puzzled look on his face.

Hagrid going to the library was as incredible as a sow climbing a tree.

Andy told him directly that Hagrid must have a secret.

Andy recalled the plot of the movie.

As an important supporting character in the movie and a half-giant himself, Andy was deeply impressed by Hagrid.

In addition to taking Harry shopping in Diagon Alley, Hagrid also raised the three-headed dog on the fourth floor. In addition, he also raised a little dragon, which was eventually reported by Malfoy.

"It seems there is no plot of Hagrid going to the library..."

Andy was confused. What information was Hagrid looking for?

Snapped!

Andy slapped his forehead and decided to forget about it immediately.

Being possessed by the elementary school student Grim Reaper is not a good thing, because it not only means death wherever you go, but also means trouble.

Andy's system is a talent system, not a krypton gold system.

How to defeat the BOSS without spending money?

Hagrid's problem might be related to Quirrell, so let Harry handle this matter.

Andy took out his wand and prepared to intensify his practice of Transfiguration.

Lay a good foundation first, and when you add talent points, a moment of enlightenment will allow Andy's transformation skills to be slightly improved.

Andy has experienced this feeling twice.

As the wand waved, the old desks and chairs in the classroom began to transform into different shapes.

boom!

The classroom door was pushed open.

"I knew you were here."

Hermione looked as if she had expected it. "Here, I brought you dinner. Don't you see what time it is now?"

Only then did Andy notice that it was completely dark outside and he had missed dinner.

"Thank you!" Andy was sincerely grateful.

"Guess what I found?" Hermione asked mysteriously.

Andy asked as he ate, "What?"

boom!

Hermione placed a thick book on the table, then quickly flipped to a certain page, pointed at the words on it and said, "This book records that someone once read all the books in Ravenclaw in one night."

Chapter 75 Is this the Ravenclaw culture?

"Overnight?" Andy was shocked, with disbelief written all over his face.

But if you think about it carefully, this is the magical world, no matter what happens, it doesn't seem worth making a fuss about.

Like the Muggle world, the wizarding world also has countless legends, and the thousand-year-old castle of Hogwarts hides countless secrets.

But to find them, you first have to sort out which stories are true and which are false.

The Ravenclaw common room does have a library, which was left by Rowena Ravenclaw.

However, there are not many books about magic in the library of Ravenclaw College. Most of them are books about cultural relics, legends, etc., which are used for entertainment.

After all, Rowena Ravenclaw was one of the four founders of Hogwarts, so it was impossible for her to be too biased towards Ravenclaw House.

So Andy has never had much interest in those books.

But it’s different if someone actually read all the books in the library overnight.

Andy took the book Hermione brought and read it carefully.

There is not much introduction in the book, just a few words, roughly telling the story of the lucky man who read all the books in the collection overnight.

More speculation is about Ravenclaw himself.

For example:

What exactly did Rowena Ravenclaw leave behind?

What kind of magic caused this?

Is there a secret hidden in the Ravenclaw library?

Does Rowena Ravenclaw want to find her successor in this way?

The book is very convincing, and it also mentions that Salazar Slytherin left a chamber of secrets in Hogwarts, trying to use the monsters in the chamber to eliminate those who were not worthy of learning magic in the castle.

The chamber of secrets was opened fifty years ago.

A student died at Hogwarts as a result, and the previous headmaster, Armando Dippet, resigned.

From this, it can be inferred that Rowena Ravenclaw did not leave the library without purpose.

Not only that, the author of the book also speculates that the four founders of Hogwarts left something in the castle, waiting for future generations to find.

"Andy, do you think this is true?"

Hermione said excitedly, "I've read about this in two books, including the Chamber of Secrets left by Slytherin. It's also mentioned in many books."