The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 254 Voldemort's Horcruxes... Will he go to the Chamber of Secrets to take a look?

Actually, there are many things in the magical world that seem 'unreasonable,' but if you think about it carefully, they are actually quite reasonable.

Because the magical world is essentially a small society, you can't apply the systems of a large society with billions of people to it.

For example, Gringotts, which is controlled by fairies.

On the surface, it seems the magical world has relinquished its economic power. But upon closer examination, who within the magical world can truly wield such power?

Let alone those pure-blood families, even the Ministry of Magic probably can't give people complete peace of mind.

A house enchanted with the Fidelity Charm can protect one's property. No wizard in the wizarding world would deposit their wealth in a bank unless they were completely secure.

In addition, there was the fairy's own resistance...

Therefore, Gringotts, which seems very illogical but is actually very reasonable, appeared in the wizarding world.

"Okay, Andy, you're right."

Hermione smoothed her hair and said helplessly, "I'm not angry, it's just... although it's a bit unfair, when I think about it carefully, it seems like there's no other way."

We can't let Flying Broom Company go bankrupt, can we?

Hermione, coming from the world of technology, certainly knows the importance of technological research and development.

"Look! Harry found the Golden Snitch!" Cedric suddenly shouted.

Andy looked up and saw Harry indeed speeding off toward a certain spot, with Malfoy close behind.

Harry is pretty good.

Watching the two confront each other, Andy inwardly sighed with admiration.

Harry... Harry...?

Andy gasped.

If you put yourself in Voldemort's shoes, what would be the most interesting thing for him if he controlled a minor wizard and learned that his main soul had failed?

It must be Harry Potter!

How could a mere baby defeat the great Dark Lord?

Is this reasonable?

Therefore, he will definitely try his best to observe Harry.

And what will Voldemort do when his fragments of soul discover that the great savior—Harry Potter—is just an ordinary little wizard?

He'll be confused!

He wanted to capture Harry and investigate why his main soul had failed.

wrong!

Andy turned his head to look at where the professors were sitting.

Dumbledore is still at Hogwarts, surely Voldemort wouldn't be so bold as to deal with him?

He still wants to be resurrected!

Kill Harry? Or escape Hogwarts?

Andy couldn't determine the mental state of Voldemort's fragments of soul.

Is he crazy? Or does he still have some sense?

only……

While Andy couldn't determine Voldemort's mental state, he could determine Dumbledore's.

He was very calm, frighteningly calm.

He wouldn't want Harry to confront Voldemort directly, would he?

Andy pressed his temples.

Without a doubt, this was a very rational choice. Compared to the ultimate goal of eliminating Voldemort, the temporary sacrifice seemed insignificant.

The ass decides the head.

From an ordinary person's perspective, Dumbledore's decision might seem cold-blooded, even cruel. But from Dumbledore's point of view, the decision is perfectly normal.

Even after calmly analyzing the situation, Andy was somewhat supportive of Dumbledore's decision.

Someone always has to stand up against Voldemort.

If this person isn't Dumbledore or Harry Potter, then it must be someone else, possibly even Andy himself.

When he was weak, Andy wouldn't have thought about these things.

However, once you become powerful, your perspective on things naturally changes.

Just like order and law.

These two are not equivalent to each other to some extent.

The phrase "the law does not punish the masses" exists to maintain order and stability. The fairness of the law is for the purpose of maintaining order, and so is the injustice of the law.

Dumbledore chose the majority.

As for Andy's position... only when someone stands openly against Voldemort can Andy better act in the shadows.

"Tsk!"

Andy chuckled and turned his attention back to the game.

After a fierce battle, Harry finally defeated Malfoy, caught the Golden Snitch first, and won the match.

On the way back to the castle, Cho Chang and Cedric both looked very serious. They were also Seekers, and the pressure of the match against Slytherin was all on their shoulders.

Andy was also thinking about some things.

This made Hermione, who had been looking relaxed, very uncomfortable.

Zhang Qiu and Cedric are one thing, but what's wrong with Andy?

"Andy, what's wrong?"

The little witch asked with concern, "After watching the match, I felt that you were acting a little strange."

"Hermione, something just occurred to me."

Andy said apologetically, "See you in the auditorium tonight."

After saying that, Andy hurriedly left.

Voldemort's Horcruxes have completely taken control of a young wizard, and Dumbledore won't give him much time, nor will he have much time to prepare everything.

Perhaps he will take action soon.

But thinking about it the other way around...

As long as Voldemort's Horcruxes remain hidden, it would be very difficult for Dumbledore to discover who he was actually controlling.

He has already absorbed a portion of life force and possesses a certain amount of power. Now, all he needs to do is restrain his temper and have some fun with Dumbledore.

But there's one condition—Christmas holiday.

Dumbledore would never allow Horcruxes to leave the castle, and Voldemort's Horcruxes were well aware of this.

One and a half months left!

The key to Voldemort's operation was actually Harry.

Andy found a spot with a good view, glanced at Harry celebrating with the team outside the castle, and then looked away.

Many of the young wizards who celebrated with Harry were Gryffindor students.

Who is it?

Andy muttered to himself, "You wouldn't dare be so blatant... Voldemort?"

Observing Harry from this perspective...

If you take away the identity of the savior, Harry is really just an ordinary little wizard.

His talent is latent.

Harry possesses great mental strength and unwavering willpower, but these talents do not manifest when learning magic.

"Voldemort must be very confused and angry right now, right?"

Andy secretly analyzed, "Unable to leave the castle, observing Harry is what Voldemort most wants to do."

"But resurrection was always his primary objective."

"He would rather leave the castle than be an ordinary savior."

"...A locked room?"

Andy suddenly thought of the Chamber of Secrets in Slytherin.

Will Voldemort use the Basilisk's power to create chaos?

If Hogwarts suffers a large number of casualties, the school will have to close temporarily.

Voldemort's opportunity naturally came!

(End of this chapter)