Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

"In the days of the Big Four..."

Andy thought, "That time was the intersection of ancient magic and modern magic. Modern simplified magic had not yet appeared, and Ms. Ravenclaw was considered the embodiment of wisdom..."

"So... with her wisdom, what would she pursue?"

"The origin of magic? The secret of ancient magic? The nature of magic? Or some ancient legends?"

Thinking of this, Andy suddenly raised his head and looked at Hermione.

"Hermione, do you think I'm smart?" Andy asked.

Hermione: "..."

Does this person deserve a beating?

"I'm asking you seriously." Andy said with a serious expression.

"It's, it's okay!" Hermione said a little embarrassedly.

"Well... if smart people think roughly the same, then the secret that Ms. Ravenclaw wants to know most may be the origin of magic." Because Andy is also very curious about where wizards' magic power comes from.

Immortality and power are just pursuits, not the desire for knowledge.

If there is one thing that the smartest people in the magic world want to know, it is the origin of magic.

As for the legends?

Extraordinary wisdom is the greatest wealth of mankind.

Anyone who can say this will definitely not pursue those vague legends.

"The origin of magic?" Hermione asked puzzledly.

Andy snapped his fingers. "Right! This is what I want to know most, so I guess this must be what Ms. Ravenclaw wants to know most."

Hermione: "..."

She had wanted to hit someone more than once tonight.

"You're right."

Ms. Grey suddenly floated up and said, "She was indeed researching these things when she was alive."

Chapter 77 I have the same personality as Slytherin

Ms. Grey?

Andy was speechless. Could it be that this female ghost had been eavesdropping nearby?

What about the aloofness you promised?

Lady Grey is the ghost of Ravenclaw. According to legend, she is arrogant and cold. Although she will guide lost little wizards, she stays in the tower alone most of the time and rarely pays attention to outsiders.

Why are you so free tonight?

"Ms. Grey, are you a ghost from a thousand years ago?" Andy asked.

Ms. Grey did not answer. She just looked at Andy steadily. "Do you still think that Ms. Ravenclaw will give up her extraordinary wisdom for her daughter?"

Why is this brought up again? Andy was speechless.

Ms. Grey was indeed eavesdropping on Andy's conversation with Hermione.

Although she is called Ms. Grey, she is not really Ms. Grey.

Her real name is Helena Ravenclaw, the daughter of Rowena Ravenclaw.

When she heard that the two little wizards wanted to find the secret left by Ms. Ravenclaw, she followed them secretly.

At first, Ms. Grey didn't care.

She is no longer surprised because every year there are a few little wizards who want to find the secrets left by the four founders.

Maybe she just wanted to find a little fun in her long life.

But when she heard what Andy said, she could no longer remain calm.

She wondered, was her mother really willing to use her wisdom to get her daughter back?

With some anticipation, Ms. Grey hid in the dark, wanting to hear what Andy would say next.

But who would have thought that the more Andy analyzed, the further he deviated from his original idea.

At the beginning, Ravenclaw wanted to find his daughter.

Next, Ravenclaw wanted to pursue ancient legends.

Ultimately, Ravenclaw wants to explore the origins of magic.

Sure enough, men are fickle.

But it must be said that Andy's ideas are gradually getting closer to the truth.

For wizards like the Big Four, who stand at the ceiling of the entire wizarding world, there are not many secrets in the wizarding world that can interest them.

And the origin of magic is one of them.

But Ms. Gray wanted to know more, whether Andy, who had guessed these things, would still stick to his original idea?

Even if this is just a consolation that can never be verified.

"Of course!"

The person who answered was Hermione. She said confidently, "Is there any parent in the world who doesn't love their children? If I were Ms. Ravenclaw, I would also be willing to exchange my wisdom for my daughter."

Such childish remarks...

Ms. Grey ignored Hermione and just looked at Andy. She wanted to hear Andy's answer more.

This little wizard actually dared to compete with Ravenclaw in intelligence.

Very arrogant and domineering!

"Um…"

Andy thought for a moment.

Ms. Grey was serious, and Andy didn't want to give her a half-hearted answer.

This ghost may know something that happened thousands of years ago, and perhaps Andy can dig out some secrets from her.

If it were me...

Andy wondered, would he give up some of his achievements in magic for the sake of family?

Well, Ms. Ravenclaw is no Andy Collins.

"I think so."

Andy gave a serious answer, "The story I heard may not be true. But in that story, Ms. Ravenclaw never blamed her daughter."

"At least, she didn't recover her lost crown."

Ms. Grey was silent upon hearing this.

Of course she knew that her mother loved her, and this was also the reason why she could not let it go.

Now that she heard Andy say this, she would be even more unable to forgive herself for her past stupidity.

"Ms. Ravenclaw was indeed exploring the origin of magic when she was alive."

After a moment of silence, Ms. Grey suddenly said, "Not only her, but all four founders are pursuing this secret. In order to find the origin of magic, Slytherin also built a secret room in the castle and conducted many forbidden magic experiments."

Hermione questioned, "Didn't Slytherin build the Chamber of Secrets to eliminate those who he thought were unworthy of learning magic?"

Hermione couldn't help but get angry when this was mentioned.

Muggles eat your rice?

Ms. Grey glanced at Hermione. "Times a thousand years ago were different from now. At that time, the wizarding world did not have the Statute of Secrecy. Many dark wizards were harming Muggles, and Muggles also united to fight against wizards."

"They used the name of catching witches to exclude dissidents and satisfy their own desires, and they persecuted many people for this purpose."

"Slytherin realized that once the wizarding world and the Muggle world went to war, those wizards who came from Muggle families would never stand on the side of the wizarding world."

"That's why he proposed to only teach magic to children who come from the magical world."

Ms. Grey briefly introduced the situation a thousand years ago, and then continued, "Slytherin established the Chamber of Secrets just to better study magic. He would also hold gatherings there regularly to teach some dangerous magic to the young wizards in the school."

"The rumors you heard were just deliberately misinterpreted by later generations."

Hermione's expression brightened when she heard Ms. Grey say this.

Andy had a strange look on his face.

Does Slytherin's character conflict with himself?

Well... that's not entirely true.

All I can say is that Slytherin did what Andy wanted to do most.

Secret laboratories, forbidden magic experiments, tricking young wizards, and finally leaving Hogwarts...

Did he also keep a snake?

This is very angry!

In other words, Slytherin is dead, otherwise Andy would have found him for a final battle at the top of Hogwarts sooner or later.

There is only one Sword God in the world.

There can only be one Uncle Snake in the magic world!

Andy suddenly asked, "Since the four giants are all looking for the origin of magic, what is the final result?"

"no result."

Ms. Grey floated to the window, staring at the half moon outside, and said with a hint of melancholy in her voice, "That will never work!"

"The origin of magic...how do I find it?"

"History? Ancient magic? Bloodline? Or soul?"

Bloodline?

Andy can understand the other points, but...what does this have to do with blood?

and many more!

Is there really anyone who would try to fuse the blood of magical creatures?

Andy has seen such hypotheticals.

But...if the wizard's magic comes from magical creatures, then where does the magic of magical creatures come from?

How is this different from 'which came first, the chicken or the egg'?

"Ms. Grey!"

Hermione asked curiously, "Do you know the secret that Ms. Ravenclaw left here?"

Ms. Grey turned slowly, "Ms. Ravenclaw values ​​knowledge and wisdom more."

With that, Ms. Grey disappeared through the wall.

interesting.

Andy's eyes flickered. Could this Ms. Grey be the daughter of Ravenclaw?

Otherwise, why would she care so much about Ravenclaw's attitude towards her daughter?

"Knowledge and wisdom?" Hermione looked at Andy, hoping that Andy could help her analyze it.

Chapter 78 Are there still honest people in this world?

Andy spread his hands and said, "Ms. Grey is so mysterious. Let me think about it."

That being said, Andy was actually thinking about something else.

History, ancient magic, blood, soul...

Obviously, although those predecessors in the magic world are all pursuing the origin of magic, they are actually pursuing different directions.

That’s why Ms. Grey said: The origin of magic…how to find it?