The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 253 The Evil of Human Nature and Social Problems

Andy shared his thoughts.

Voldemort needed to hide Horcruxes, so he needed a room where he could hide things.

But if he wanted to find a place where Andy practiced magic, all he needed was a room where people could hide.

People and objects...

Since everyone's needs are different, Of course, the Roommate of Requirement won't provide the same room for everyone.

"Andy, I think I know why!"

Hermione's eyes lit up. "Think about yourself, Andy! When you accidentally discovered the Room of Requirement, you quickly made new requests."

"Looking for you led him to discover the Room of Requirement!"

"But hiding things should be his own need!"

You are truly my little angel.

Andy rolled over and sat up on the sofa.

That's right!

Once you discover the House of Requirement, you'll definitely use it.

And hiding things... is something that everyone needs.

In this way, everything can be explained.

How he discovered the House of Requirement is irrelevant. What matters is how he plans to use it.

Voldemort wanted to hide Horcruxes, and so did he.

So he discovered Voldemort's Horcruxes!

"Hiding something..."

Andy looked intently at Hermione and asked a new question, "Hermione, under what circumstances do you think a junior wizard would need to hide things? Especially, in the Room of Requirement."

mischief?

That would be going too far.

Therefore, he must want to hide something from himself.

Hermione shook her head. "There are too many possibilities. It could even just be a love letter that was never sent."

"However, I think we'd better take a look at that room."

Andy nodded.

The two quickly left the Room of Requirement and then made a new request, opening a new room.

"A mountain of garbage..."

Andy casually flipped through the pages, and it really did have everything.

Damaged tables and chairs, books, flying brooms, all sorts of small items, and some other odds and ends; Andy even found some strange magical creatures.

"This is indeed a great place to hide things. Putting DongXZ here is like hiding a drop of water in the ocean," Hermione exclaimed.

"Alright, let's go out!" Andy said.

"Shouldn't we investigate this?" Hermione asked, puzzled.

"What else is there to investigate here?"

Andy shrugged and said, "If it really was a dark magic artifact that controlled the little wizard to launch the attack, then that thing would have been taken long ago."

"That's true!" Hermione sighed. "I never have your mindset. You never get anxious when things happen."

"You've done a great job," Andy said with a smile.

Twelve years old!

Oh, Hermione is thirteen years old now.

What more can we ask of a thirteen-year-old?

Andy continued, "Let's change rooms. I want to practice magic for a while."

……

After Halloween, Quidditch matches will officially begin.

The tension of the approaching match quickly dissipated the tense atmosphere inside the castle.

If we're talking about what other interesting things have happened in the castle these past few days...

That means Filch was ostracized!

As the sole suspect in the Justin attack, Filch is having a tough time.

Despite the professors' repeated explanations that Filch was not the real culprit, the young wizards only wanted to believe the 'truth' they wanted to believe.

Because Filch was already very unpopular.

So as long as they 'believe' Filch is the murderer, they can do some outrageous things to Filch without any psychological burden.

The evil of human nature was laid bare at this moment.

Compared to others, Andy's life was relatively normal. Apart from needing to be more cautious, it was no different from before.

As for Voldemort's Horcruxes...

Now that Dumbledore already knew, Andy naturally didn't intend to get involved. He'd deal with it if it happened, and if not, he'd peacefully live his own life.

Before you know it, the first Quidditch match is about to begin.

Gryffindor versus Slytherin!

As two houses with a history of grudges and current animosity, Gryffindor and Slytherin have been itching for a fight for days and are eager to have a major battle.

Quidditch pitch.

Feeling the intense atmosphere on the field, Andy also became unusually interested and prepared to enjoy a wonderful match—although he didn't find Quidditch particularly interesting, the competition was still very intense.

While munching on snacks he'd secretly bought from Hogsmeade, Andy watched with great interest as Slytherin thrashed Gryffindor.

The Nimbus 2001 has a huge speed advantage.

What's more, the Gryffindor players were riding the old Nimbus Seven, and only Harry had a Nimbus 2000.

There's no fun at all.

Less than ten minutes into the game, Slytherin had already scored five goals.

"It seems Gryffindor has little hope!" Cedric sighed, as if he could already see the future fate of his Hufflepuffs.

"Speaking of which..."

Hermione asked doubtfully, "Why doesn't the school specify the flying brooms used in the competition? That's just not fair!"

Zhang Qiu also looked unconvinced.

She just joined the team this year, does she really have to experience being completely dominated?

Cedric disagreed, "Then why don't you slow down your learning pace?"

Hermione emphasized, "This is a fair competition! And it has nothing to do with my studies, does it?"

"Exams are fair!"

Cedric said, "But...human talent is unfair. Like you, and Andy."

"We can't ask you two to slow down your studies and learn the same material as everyone else, just in pursuit of a fair exam. What do you say?"

Hermione glared at her. "That's just sophistry! Players have varying skill levels, but a match is about skill. Flying brooms, on the other hand, are an external force. If it's about flying brooms... then it's basically about who's richer!"

Andy patted Hermione's head and chuckled, "Alright, don't be angry. Cedric's explanation is just the surface reason, or rather... the official explanation."

"There are few people in the magical world, and not many families constantly upgrade their flying brooms. When a new broom comes out, they just buy a new one."

"Imagine if the competition rules stipulated that both sides could only use the same flying brooms, then who would buy the new products developed by the broom companies?"

Andy explained, "Without a market, there is no funding or motivation for research and development, and technological innovation will stagnate."

"Compared to social issues, the fairness of the competition is a minor matter."

Hermione raised an eyebrow slightly upon hearing this.

Andy's words made some sense, and although I was still a little annoyed, they were at least acceptable.

Andy laughed and said, "Hermione, if you want to change the world, then strive to become Minister for Magic!"

(End of this chapter)