This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 626: Ravenclaw is home to lunatics
If a madman says he wants to show the world, it will only make people laugh. But if the character's name is changed, this is no longer madness, but the arrogance of a genius.

"Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy" is not even a translated version - because the author Newton is actually British.

As for what was said, well, very classic, the three laws of physics, and then the law of universal gravitation and so on.

To put it simply, this book, just as its author said in the introduction, really explains the basic principles of how the world works.

"Dean, so we are going to start studying physics? Or is Hogwarts going to start a dedicated math course?"

Andrew looked at the whole set of books that filled up an entire drawer and immediately felt that something was not right with the students at Hogwarts.

Judging from the current situation, I am afraid that the dream tree has not grown yet, but the high number has grown first...

That is really a picturesque scenery.

He had to admit that mathematical tools were useful and had value in being used in a unified way, but no matter how he thought about it, it made him feel that the style of Hogwarts was suddenly distorted...

Today, he finally found a book that was more revolutionary than a legend to the wizarding world. The key point was that this book did not conflict with Ravenclaw House at all.

"A specialized mathematics class? Well, that's a very meaningful suggestion," Professor Flitwick nodded repeatedly. "Although it's a little different from what I thought, it's actually quite good. I originally planned to let you lead a research team to study the effects of gravity and magic."

"Gravity and magic?"

Andrew was stunned - how are these things connected?
"Yes, gravity and magic. Taylor, you should have noticed that wizards are attracted to magical creatures. As long as a house has been inhabited by wizards for a long time, it will always attract all kinds of magical creatures to invade, and they rarely gather in Muggle families."

"Does magic attract each other?"

Andrew looked at the dean and added the words after the guess.

Will there be gravity between magic powers?

He stood there in a daze, trying to find an example to refute it, but gave up after a while - it didn't exist, yes, it didn't exist.

After the dean's seemingly outrageous summary, there are countless details that are not usually summarized. Magic is indeed very attractive.

"You want to demonstrate the fundamental nature of magic, Dean?"

Andrew looked at his dean with eyes full of anticipation.

Although he had a plan for this, it was put at the back of the list - he had only been studying magic for four years and had accumulated too little knowledge. It would take at least a dozen years of knowledge accumulation to prove this.

"I have had this idea many times, but it is not practical. However, Elizabeth gave me a lot of inspiration this time. These books were given to me by her."

"Elizabeth?"

Andrew was stunned for a moment, then quickly remembered the senior girl who was keen on exchanging and collecting. How did she get involved with math and physics?

"Yes, it's that..." The dean considered the adjective, but finally shook his head, "a crazy girl who is keen on collecting."

What does being keen on collecting have to do with being a crazy girl?

And it is said that the other party is quite shrewd - Andrew did not have much dealings with the other party. After all, he had nothing but Galleons and Glory, and those purebloods would not send him old items.

"Of course she's a crazy girl," Professor Flitwick shook his head. "It would be fine if she really tried to dig for treasure in Hogwarts, but the key is that she thinks that Muggle master has cracked the power of magic, and she tried to apply for a research project group from me."

"Break the power of magic?"

He knew that Lord Newton studied theology in his later years, but where did the power to crack magic come from? "Alchemy, she found a lot of alchemy records about that person. Those books were used to convince me. In addition, there are also her drafts of theological research on Mr. Newton... She got a lot of magical things, and you know, Muggle nobles have never given up the pursuit of magic power."

???

Andrew was stunned for a moment, and then he was really stunned.

He swore that this was the most time he had been in a daze in the dean's office.

Professor Flitwick glanced at the dazed Andrew and sighed, "You still have to learn the history of magic. You know, before the Statute of Secrecy was enacted, wizards had always cooperated and competed with Muggles, and some pure-bloods actually gained a lot of wealth and land by serving Muggles."

"The most famous of them is the Malfoy family. There were even people in their family who tried to pursue the royal family. There are very clear records of this."

"In fact, even if we retired because of the Statute of Secrecy, there are still nobles who remember us. If it weren't for the wars that happened one after another in the Muggle world, there would be more nobles who could retain their memories of wizards than we imagined."

"Hasn't it been cleansed with a forgetfulness charm?"

Andrew interjected - the confidentiality law is so lax?

"The Forgetfulness Charm cannot erase the records. The nobles left various files to record the events. The wizards have tried very hard to withdraw, but there are always some places that have not been noticed."

"Besides, this is not the key point, Andrew," Professor Flitwick nodded. "The most important thing is that I also think that Mr. Newton may have figured out something. The Statute of Secrecy was promulgated in 1689, and the date of birth and death of Mr. Newton..."

Isaac Newton—(1643–1727).

Andrew glanced at the introduction and nodded.

There is no doubt that Lord Bull has really seen magic, and he may even have witnessed wizards hiding along the way and tried to find them.

The Statute of Secrecy was fully implemented in 1692, and all wizards in the world began to hide.

'The plot suddenly became strange. Lord Niu did not seek the power of theology in his later years but the power of magic?'

How did senior sister Elizabeth come up with this idea?

Andrew even had some doubts - maybe the other party came up with this idea after wanting to replicate classical physics in the magical world.

But at this point, it doesn't matter anymore.

Although the other party's idea is crazy, it is very meaningful. If Lord Niu's research results are stuck at that time point, it is very likely to involve the unified theory of magic.

"It's just too weird. Didn't the dean pull me here to do subtraction? How come he suddenly did it all at once?"

"You don't need to guide us throughout this, Andrew. You and I are just figureheads. Elizabeth will be responsible for the early stages of the search and adventure," Professor Flitwick suddenly remembered and added, "We are only responsible for the research work later on. You must learn to reduce the burden on yourself, Taylor."

what…

Justified and convincing.

"I'll be careful about managing my time, Dean."

Andrew nodded.

(End of this chapter)