The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific

Chapter 129 Ancient Greek Wizard - Invincible Andros
Hogwarts.

Flitwick spent the whole afternoon in the restricted section of the library, looking up information about the Patronus Charm.

The Hogwarts library has the most comprehensive collection of books in the entire wizarding world.

Since its establishment thousands of years ago, Hogwarts has been collecting books of all kinds.Not only that, when the Big Four established Hogwarts, they left a large number of precious books.

Many ancient magic books even require proficiency in ancient magic scripts to understand.

In the office, Flitwick sat on a chair, holding a magic book in his hand and flipping through it carefully.

There is also a pile of thick books stacked on the desk, which is about seventy centimeters high.

These are the ancient magic books left by the Big Four. Flitwick searched the restricted area for a whole afternoon, and moved all the magic books related to the Patronus Charm to the office.

As the Charms professor at Hogwarts, Flitwick is extremely obsessed with magic.Although Andy's point of view is just a hypothesis, Flitwick believes that Andy's point of view is correct.

Even if there is only a slight possibility, it is enough for Flitwick to study without sleep.

Boom boom boom!
The glass was knocked.

Flitwick snapped his fingers, and the window opened automatically.

An owl flew in, circled around the office, and landed on Flitwick's desk.

Flitwick took down the letter and took out some food to send the owl away.

Letter signed: Andy Collins.

Flitwick put down the book in his hand, opened the envelope and read it.

"hiss--"

Flitwick gasped.

The contents of the letter became more and more frightening.

Let the magic return to an unstable state?
"How did he do it?"

The patron saint has spirituality, as if it is about to come alive?
"Is this really possible? Collins' research has been successful?"

Unstable magic can fuse the emotions of wizards?
"This this this..."

Andy also gave the example of a magic wand in the letter.

The wand chooses the wizard, so the properties of the wand and the properties of the magic need to match.

The reason why the magic power of different wizards has different specificity is that when the magic power is in an unstable state, it has already 'remembered' the mood and personality of the wizard.

Emotions can affect magic, which has been confirmed in many magics.

Flitwick read the contents of the letter twice.

I have to say that Andy's point of view is quite reasonable.

If the unstable magic can 'remember' the mood of the wizard, then the principle of silent formation can be explained.

A fusion of magic and emotion!

What about the Patronus Charm...?
Flitwick couldn't sit still anymore. He picked up Andy's letter and hurried to Dumbledore's office.

"Good evening, Felius."

Dumbledore said with a smile: "It seems that you have gained something. Please sit down!"

Flitwick sat opposite Dumbledore, raised his chair with a wave of his wand, "Sorry to bother you at this late hour."

"A person is actually quite boring, isn't it?" Dumbledore said slightly mischievously.

"What would you like to drink?" Dumbledore asked.

"Thank you!"

Flitwick didn't say what to drink, but handed Andy's letter to Dumbledore, "Albus, read this letter."

Dumbledore hesitated slightly.

"It's okay, it's not a private letter," Flitwick explained.

"OK then!"

Dumbledore took the letter and read it carefully, "It seems that Mr. Collins has brought us another surprise."

"Then what do you think...?" Flitwick asked tentatively.

Dumbledore crossed his hands on the desk, and said slowly: "In fact, emotions and magic can indeed influence each other to some extent. Especially... black magic!"

Flitwick also reflected upon hearing this.

In-depth study of black magic, or frequent use of black magic, can affect the wizard's mind.

Then in turn, it may not be impossible for emotions to affect magic power.

only…

As if he had thought of something, Flitwick suddenly looked like Dumbledore.

"Yes, black magic is indeed unique in this respect." Dumbledore said with emotion.

Obscurity is the dark magic power.

Whether emotions affect magic power, or magic power affects emotions, black magic is far superior to white magic in this respect.

Because happiness is always short-lived, but a lot of hatred can affect a person's life.

"What about the Collins study?"

Flitwick asked curiously: "If it is true as he said, his magic power has returned to an unstable state...then can the Patronus Charm be as powerful as Momoran?"

Dumbledore was silent for a moment, "It's just a spell, Felius. The Patronus Charm and Obscurity are not the same after all."

Dumbledore finished speaking, and glanced at Andy's letter again.

Are patron saints already spiritual?
"Filius, do you know Andros?" Dumbledore asked suddenly.

"Andros the Invincible?"

Of course Flitwick had heard of it, "That was the great wizard from the ancient Greek era. It is said that his patron saint was as big as a giant."

Ancient Greek civilization spanned a long time, starting from the Cretan and Mycenaean civilizations, passing through the Homeric and Archaic times, and reaching its heyday.

The earliest Cretan civilization in the ancient Greek era was between 2850 BC and 1450 BC.

The time when the ancient Greek civilization died was 146 BC.

This shows how old the Patronus Charm really is.

"Yes!"

Dumbledore said with emotion: "In that era, there was no magic wand. Andros cast spells without a wand, and cast a giant-sized patron saint. In order to praise his magical ability, the world called him the invincible Andros."

Hearing this, Flitwick sighed with some regret.

Many records of that era have been lost in the dust of history.

Andros' deeds were only discovered a few years ago. It was not until 1990 that it was published on a Chocolate Frog card and became known to the public.

"His Patronus...?"

Flitwick asked: "Is Andros's strength related to his patron saint?"

"I'm not omnipotent, Filius."

Dumbledore chuckled, and as he spoke, he took out his wand and waved it in the air.

A faint blue phoenix flew out from the tip of the staff, circled around the office, and then slowly dissipated in the air.

It wasn't until the phoenix dissipated that Flitwick withdrew his gaze.

"It's so beautiful, the patron saint of the phoenix... I can't help being amazed every time I see it." Flitwick praised.

Dumbledore said with a smile: "If it can hear your praise, it must be very happy."

"I'm looking forward to that day."

Flitwick got up and said, "It's too late today, so I won't disturb your rest."

"I'm glad someone can talk to me." Dumbledore laughed.

(End of this chapter)