The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific

Chapter 618: Some people become lame after cheating

In the bedroom, Andy was half leaning on the bedside, silently reviewing his knowledge of Dumbledore in his mind.

There is not much to say about Dumbledore's life. He lost his father, mother, and sister as a young boy. His only brother still had a bad relationship with him, and his former best friend (lover?) also parted ways with him.

A centenarian lives a lonely life.

But he is still living tenaciously and full of love for life.

Hmm...a very strong person!

"What is the secret of Dumbledore's power?" Andy frowned in thought.

Andy once speculated that the ancestors of the Dumbledore family had used magic transformation to steal the magic power of the Phoenix - although Dumbledore did not admit this, he did not deny it either.

As for whether Dumbledore himself used the Phoenix Force to perform magical transformations... Andy speculated, maybe not.

This is very unusual.

Normally, Snape's magical achievements are the upper limit of what ordinary wizards can achieve.

This is limited by the upper limit of the 'human body'.

If you want to break through this upper limit, you must use some unconventional means.

For example...magical transformation!
If Dumbledore had not experienced magical transformation, he would most likely have made a breakthrough in the study of 'love'.

Because 'love' is also a kind of spiritual power.

Dumbledore believed that 'love' was the purest spiritual power.

"If it's love...then how did he do it?"

Over the years, Andy had read many books in the Hogwarts library, including some in the restricted area, but none of them explained how to use the power of love.

There are only a few books that introduce 'love', and the contents are ambiguous and look like they are trying to deceive people.

And the locked room in the Department of Mysteries is also locked by the power of 'love'.

This made Andy a little concerned.

"You still have to ask the boss."

Thinking of this, Andy waved his wand to lock the bedroom door, and at the same time cast a silencing spell on the door to ensure that the sound in the room would not spread.

After doing all this, Andy took out the double-sided mirror and dialed Grindelwald's 'video call'.

"Mr. Grindelwald, good afternoon." Andy greeted warmly.

Grindelwald: "..."

"Why is it you again? What's the matter?" Grindelwald's tone was a bit unpleasant.

He found Andy quite pleasing to his eye and recognized Andy's talent, so he was willing to teach Andy some magic knowledge.

But he and Andy have different ideas after all.

Andy wants to be alone. The ignorant and backward magic world is just a drag on Andy.

And Grindelwald... Even after being imprisoned for fifty years, Grindelwald never changed his original intention - he always believed that the rapid development of Muggles was squeezing the living space of wizards.

If wizards don't make changes, they will perish sooner or later.

In fact, no leader would give up his great cause just because of a failed duel.

What does it mean to fail in a duel?
Just start from scratch!
The reason why Grindelwald gave up everything was because after losing to Dumbledore, he no longer saw any hope of victory.

There are many people who support him.

But there are more people who oppose him.

If he continues to struggle, he will only cause greater losses to the magic world!

Of course, the development of the world has not exceeded Grindelwald's expectations - Muggle technology is developing rapidly, but wizards have always stood still.

Over the years, Grindelwald has even despaired of the wizarding community.

Technology can advance rapidly.

But magic doesn't work.

Grindelwald's talent in magic is already at the ceiling level, but he has not made any progress over the years.

Because people have their limits! It wasn't until Andy showed up that Grindelwald saw a glimmer of hope.

Andy proposed the possibility of merging mind and magic based on the theory of Obscurus, and achieved great success this morning.

After hanging up the communication with Andy in the morning, Grindelwald has been studying how to popularize the 'fusion of mind and magic'.

It's hard!
Andy can do it, but that doesn't mean others can do it.

Just returning the magic power to an unstable state is an insurmountable barrier.

Magic transformation can be done, but the mortality rate of magic transformation is too high.

As for the subsequent fusion... it will be even more difficult.

Grindelwald summarized two possibilities.

First, the power of the mind is powerful, powerful enough to deceive one's own magic power.

There is only one such person.

Second, sincere emotions, coupled with special circumstances, achieve the conditions for the fusion of soul and magic.

This is even more difficult, and can even be said to be impossible.

Let the surrounding environment cooperate with a person... Unless it is a large studio like "The Truman Show", it is simply impossible to do it.

So Grindelwald is very upset now.

"Uh……"

Grindelwald's attitude made Andy stunned for a moment, but Andy didn't care about this kind of thing.

"Mr. Grindelwald, what do you think about the issue of 'love'?" Andy asked bluntly.

Grindelwald: "..."

He wanted to hang up.

"Dumbledore believed that love was the purest power of the heart."

Andy continued: "To be honest, I feel that Dumbledore has never given up on the exploration of Death...or, in other words, the exploration of the dimension of death."

"He once said: For a man of sound mind, death is just another great adventure."

"This is how I understand it: Dumbledore... he may be able to move freely in the death dimension."

"It's just that he's different from us."

"What we want is to explore the dimension of death while alive. And Dumbledore...he wants to use his soul body to explore that world."

"We want to be strong."

"And Dumbledore...he should just want the truth."

After a pause, Andy looked at Grindelwald in the mirror with sharp eyes, "After my research, I think the secret of Dumbledore's power is 'love'!"

"This power allows his soul to move freely in the dimension of death."

"besides……"

Andy said a lot in one breath.

Including the Chamber of Death in the Department of Mysteries, and the locked room.

There is also Andy's own speculation that the soul will bring part of human power to the death dimension.

This power is love!
That's why love is locked!
Let me ask, if there is no risk of being taken away, who would lock up love?
Love is powerful, but it is never scary!
Grindelwald: "..."

Grindelwald has known Andy for a while, and he feels that he should be used to Andy's whims. But he never expected that Andy would have such outrageous ideas.

Yes, it does sound outrageous at first!

The clues are far-fetched, and there is no direct evidence.

All of this was 'guessed' by Andy based on some so-called clues.

But think about it carefully...is it really impossible?

(End of this chapter)