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Chapter 243 Dumbledore and Alchemy
"Duel Club, or the kind that kills first and asks for permission later..."

Percy looked at the newly piled documents in front of him and scratched his head. "Why did Professor Lockhart start making trouble while you were on vacation?"

how could I know?

It wasn't my order - I wish he wouldn't do this club construction.

Did Professor Lockhart get stimulated by something? Why was he so eager to show off his new abilities? Didn't he know that once his true abilities were exposed, he would be in trouble?
Andrew didn't know - but it was none of his business anymore.

Bob, the fifth-year male class leader who occasionally takes turns, has now devoted himself to the arduous preparation for the OWLs exams. Compared to Percy, his grades are much worse, so he needs to work twice as hard.

What this means is that Percy is now on to the whole job, Merlin bless him.

It's not Andrew's fault for being cruel - he has something very important to do right now, and he's so nervous that he can't help Percy at all.

Yes, his job is to submit manuscripts before the deadline.

Due to Dumbledore's inhuman behavior, a lot of Andrew's time was occupied, so the completion rate of the manuscript during this period was quite low.

After giving Percy a look that left him with nothing to lose, Andrew ran to the laboratory assigned to him and began to write his manuscript without doing his normal work.

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[People are always amazed at Dumbledore's amazing talent and profound knowledge, but they never notice one thing, that is, Dumbledore was once a teenager.

To be precise, Dumbledore was once a young man with great ambitions, who was admired by Gryffindor himself.

There is no doubt that he is a Gryffindor through and through...】

"No, I can't die like this!"

Andrew had just finished writing and immediately destroyed what he had written.

You can write about naughty ghosts, but that was before, but definitely not now - unless he really intends to blow the cold wind in the air.

['You don't look like a Gryffindor... too rigid, too responsible...'

This was the comment Dumbledore received when he first met Nick Flamel. 】

Very good - that's the flavor.

Dumbledore's character is very, very calm, and his behavior is extremely reliable, but because of this, he was severely criticized after meeting Nick.

That's right, that's it.

Mr. Nick warned young Dumbledore that in alchemy, imagination and steadiness are both indispensable - the former ensures that you can make a breakthrough, and the latter determines whether you are safe.

[Alchemy is the most dangerous magic, bar none. Change is the essence of alchemy, which is completely different from the change of transfiguration, but it is so dangerous that once an accident occurs, it will be fatal and almost irreversible. ]

Andrew didn't use Mr. Nick's alchemy booklet at all, but that didn't stop him from describing alchemy in various languages. He had successfully read the theories in the library's books when he installed the lights a few days ago. Although he didn't get started, it was enough to write about in the story. Terminology plus conclusions - learning is essentially the same thing, well, most of the content is the same.

Read, memorize, understand, apply, and finally memorize new knowledge - the last one determines how much you can remember after a period of time.

All he had to do was to fit the rest of the course into the story, and then focus on describing Dumbledore’s genius and encouragement—the Gryffindor nature that had been suppressed was stimulated…

"Isn't it considered discrimination by Gryffindor? No, they know what discrimination is... At most, they just embellish it a little bit, it's not a big deal."

Andrew was thinking this without stopping to write - the subsequent learning stories were actually ready-made manuscripts.

Because he was often interrupted by Dumbledore, the writing pattern of this month was a little different from the previous ones. He first filled in the scattered learning stories and then connected them together with a time context. After his recent visit to Nick Flamel, the beginning seemed to be much smoother than previously considered.

[Dumbledore finally discovered his talent in languages. He even regretted not learning more runes in school, but it was not a big problem. With the guidance of professors and his own efforts, Dumbledore has mastered his own learning method.]

"It's a pity that I can't include Lockhart's fakery, otherwise it would be too suspicious..."

[A wizard's 600-year collection, all about alchemy - if the Hogwarts library is like the grandest dinner, then Nicolas Flamel's collection is a surprising French meal...]

'Stop it, Taylor, you can't say such stupid things as the best French food is in England, this is the country's situation!'

Andrew stopped writing, started a new line and continued writing.

Anyway, you can be as exaggerated as you want, as long as it does not violate the common sense of the magical world - you can develop in the field of alchemy, but you must not touch on things like the Philosopher's Stone.

……

['What a pity, Albus,' Nick looked at Dumbledore disappointedly after a new day of study. ]

['What did I do wrong, Mr. Nick? ']

['There is no mistake, Albus, but it's a pity. Your talent is completely worthy of recognition, but it is too high and too comprehensive.' Nick looked at Dumbledore and shook his head, 'You are destined not to invest all in alchemy. How great it would be if your talents other than alchemy were taken away. You would definitely be able to guide the development of alchemy for at least two centuries...']

['I'm afraid not, Mr. Nick...' Dumbledore thought about it and shook his head - the power of the prophecy took effect. He originally thought that he could change the world by popularizing alchemy, but in the end he couldn't turn the tide. ]

[The power of wizards is limited. Even if a genius works hard, he can only make a few qualitative breakthroughs in alchemy in his lifetime. It is common for him to not make even one. After realizing this, Dumbledore finally gave up... Alchemy cannot save the wizarding world...]

[Yes, it can make the times better, make the wizarding world better, and even change the living conditions of wizards several times, making everything develop for the better. However, how many changes can an alchemist make in his lifetime? ]

[If alchemy had not achieved enough results, he would have planned to return to Hogwarts now - the breakthrough of alchemy should not rely on one genius, but on a group of geniuses. No, to be more precise, it is the imagination of a group of people. Maybe more, maybe less, maybe there will be no breakthrough in a lifetime, but when countless skilled people add up, there are infinite possibilities...]

'Well, the foreshadowing for the next issue is also done. That's it. This issue will be about learning and prediction, and the next issue will be about breakthrough and leaving. Done! '

Andrew paused his quill and examined it with satisfaction.

(End of this chapter)