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Chapter 406: The villains don’t have so much high technology (one more chapter)
Although it was a bit too much to put all the blame on Dumbledore, Andrew had to admit that it was great to have a headmaster like Dumbledore who could solve problems.

Because Dumbledore is indeed the most powerful wizard who can be trusted.

After he followed Professor McGonagall's advice and gave up those thoughts, he began to think more broadly.

Wizards have always been good at courting death, with or without the help of Muggle technology.

The development of various dark magics, the inheritance of the dark magic paradise Durmstrang, and the wizards living in seclusion in various rural areas who mastered various forbidden magics that were not even included in the Hogwarts library.

They existed before the technological age, and will continue to exist after it - but similarly, those adventurers of all kinds and maintainers of various orders are not useless.

This is not a fairy tale or an adventure story where the villains all master core technologies and the protagonist relies purely on love and recklessness.

Please, this thing called black magic, apart from its great power, has the biggest impact on people's emotions, brains, and even noses.

This is not a joke, this is true. Dark wizards can't even cast an Exorcist spell, and their research capabilities other than combat are almost non-existent. I think magic research still requires logic and stable emotions, otherwise the crazy mortality rate is no joke.

"So, apart from ethics and morality, which require Dumbledore's guidance, the rest of the things are completely misleading by those science fiction movies where people fly spaceships to harvest corn. How can technological progress be that simple? Even my thinking power must be superimposed on the heavy foundation of the magic world. But who would be reduced to a villain?"

Andrew sighed - all the professors at Hogwarts were living a better life than the other if they were thrown out. Apart from Hagrid who might be sent to Azkaban, the only one who might starve to death was the Divination professor.

Of course, this was his own subjective judgment, and he was definitely not influenced by any strange factors in the office.

"What are you laughing at, Andrew?"

Hal beside him lowered his voice and asked - the new substitute professor of History of Magic taught the course very seriously, but apart from Hughes, not many students could listen attentively.

There is no way. Professor Binns' teaching habits have a huge impact on students and teachers. Apart from being serious, this substitute professor's courses really have no advantages.

"I was thinking of a rather impolite question," Andrew whispered, staring at the professor to prevent him from noticing.

To be honest, he really owed the professor a lot and felt a little embarrassed to talk in class.

There was no way out. After making the candy, he decided to return to class and continue to be a student with only one subject in mind.

The row of medals did make him listen carefully to a few lessons on History of Magic, but unfortunately he had already formed the habit - when the professor was talking about the Goblin War, he fell asleep in class without noticing.

Think about it, the autumn sun was beating down on him, he had eaten a lot of ice cream, this war was really boring, and keeping up with the converter time made him less energetic.

Taking all this into consideration, it wouldn't be too much to habitually take a nap in class, especially since this class is History of Magic?

In theory, it wasn't an exaggeration - if the professor hadn't been stunned in class with tears in his eyes by this scene.

As for the follow-up - although Andrew ran up to apologize sincerely and the other party accepted it calmly, he really didn't dare to provoke him again.

"Impolite question?"

Hal suddenly became interested.

"Yes, I wonder if there will be any wizards who will challenge Dumbledore."

Andrew even thought of a legendary scene - but unfortunately he couldn't write it. The entire wizarding world hadn't really started to discuss new technologies on a large scale. If he wrote about a wizard who thought he had made a lot of progress and challenged Dumbledore, he would be sending himself to the Astronomy Tower.

"How is that possible? I haven't heard of such a brave wizard in a long time." Hal said with disgust, as if he thought Andrew was trying to deceive him again. "That's Dumbledore."

He repeated it again to emphasize, "The legend says so, but no adventurer has come out to challenge. This is enough to prove the problem. Those guys who want to gain fame can't even beat the graduates of the school. Besides - even if there really is someone, shouldn't you come forward to challenge?"

"I?"

Andrew was stunned and pointed at himself.

"Otherwise, it's always like this in the stories. Only those who defeat the apprentice are qualified to challenge the master. How can they have the courage to challenge Dumbledore if they don't defeat you?"

"I am a research-oriented wizard who has not even obtained a certificate in the Dark Arts, bah, Anti-Dark Arts and Charms courses, and who only knows a little Transfiguration. How can I be challenged?"

He glared at Hal, trying to get a reason.

"You are Dumbledore's student. More than one person has seen you go to Dumbledore's office to learn magic!"

Hal understood what he meant and took it for granted.

No, I went there to do odd jobs and haven't started studying yet. Now I've become Dumbledore's student?

He couldn't understand it, but his roommates except Xiu Si didn't seem to think it was excessive - as for Xiu Si, he was concentrating on listening to the class and they didn't want to disturb him.

But there was no way to explain it anymore. The substitute professor seemed to have noticed the commotion in the back row. In order not to give the other Ravenclaw students a bad impression of bullying the professor, Andrew quickly pretended to study hard and began to take notes quickly.

"I'm completely dragged down by my reputation... There are a lot of students sleeping, but I'm the only one who has the most trouble sleeping..."

But there is no way around this.

You can't expect to enjoy the benefits of fame without suffering any losses.

"It's mainly about reading from a textbook. It sounds really boring. If I want to know more, it's better to look up information. The textbook of History of Magic has not been changed for a long time, but Professor Black has to take the lead. No one else can change it without Professor Binns' approval."

Andrew completed transcribing the notes and taking care of the professor's emotions while distracted.

"By the way, Andrew, does Dumbledore teach you when you're not in Transfiguration class?"

Kevin asked quietly while the substitute professor was writing on the blackboard.

"I actually went to learn Latin."

Andrew sighed and directly wrote a very classic curse word.

Strangely enough, although the fat monk tried hard to impart to him all the elegant and praiseworthy knowledge, he still learned it all by himself through review and self-study.

"Look at the bright side. Learning curse spells should be much easier for me than before."

(End of this chapter)