The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 257 Principal, what are the admission requirements for Beauxbatons?

"Don't rush!" Andy patted Hermione on the shoulder.

It has to be said, Dumbledore was truly amazing.

He laid out his difficulties directly, which led to little witches like Hermione, who were full of a sense of justice, always thinking of doing their part.

And the result is...

Dumbledore didn't make any demands; Hermione jumped in voluntarily.

Hermione not only understood Dumbledore's predicament, but was even grateful to him for giving her the opportunity.

It's like being sold out and then having to count the money for the seller.

Andy simply couldn't learn the essence of this method.

So high-end!

Fortunately, Andy came here today to confront his true feelings.

Seeing that Hermione wanted to say something more, Andy smiled apologetically and said, "Hermione, there are some confidential matters that might not be appropriate for you to know."

"...OK!" The little witch nodded.

After saying that, Hermione was about to get up and leave when she saw Andy draw his wand and cast a silencing spell on her.

Hermione: "..."

The magic wand is so useful!

So you really do use a magic wand to solve everything, no matter what it is?

Dumbledore's expression also turned serious.

He had always paid close attention to Andy and had heard things about Andy from other professors. Snape, in particular, had complained about Andy to him quite a bit.

This is a very clever and perceptive little wizard.

He possesses exceptional insight and analytical skills, always able to discern the truth from seemingly insignificant details.

For example, the summer vacation a few months ago.

Andy was able to deduce Dumbledore's true purpose simply from the seemingly minor incident of Dumbledore having Fudge search for dark magic items.

Because what Dumbledore did was completely thankless and not only did it bring him no benefit, but it also offended a lot of rich and powerful people for no reason.

So why does Dumbledore still need to do anything?

It's very simple; just think about who Dumbledore's greatest enemy is.

Voldemort!

Therefore, the dark magic items that Dumbledore wanted to find must be related to Voldemort.

"Collins..."

Dumbledore looked at Andy with a pair of wise eyes.

Andy asked seriously, "Principal, do you know how to open the entrance to the secret room?"

Dumbledore said slowly, "There are some guesses."

Andy nodded. "Parseltongue! I don't speak it. But Harry speaks Parseltongue, and I learned a little from him. I still can't understand Parseltongue, but I can say a few words."

Dumbledore awaits the next installment.

Andy continued, "The Room of Requirement is amazing; it can conjure up any room you want. Of course, that includes the principal's office."

At this point, Andy's gaze fell on the bookshelves in the principal's office.

Dumbledore's eyes flickered slightly.

Unveiling the Secrets of Cutting-Edge Black Magic

Dumbledore suddenly realized that Andy might already know the secret of the Horcruxes.

It was Andy who told Snape about this.

Before Andy talked about this, he also mentioned Harry and Parsley.

This child is terrifying!

really……

Andy said in a deep voice, "Harry is also one of the Horcruxes!"

Dumbledore: "..."

"Collins, what are you trying to say?" Dumbledore asked.

Andy shrugged and calmly said, "Actually, what I want is very simple: a quiet learning environment where I can concentrate on studying magic."

"But... what can I do? I'm just unlucky enough to be in the same year as Harry Potter."

"Since trouble is inevitable, we can only solve it one step at a time!"

"Actually, thinking about it carefully, it's not bad at all. It's interesting and it can also improve my practical skills. Learning magic can be a bit boring, so having something to do can help relieve some of the fatigue."

After a pause, Andy looked at Dumbledore and continued, "What you want to do is simply kill Voldemort. Of course, I want to kill him too."

"As for Harry's matter, I have no say in it; you'll have to worry about that yourself!"

"As for the current matter..."

"To be blunt, I'm only worried about two things. First, Hermione might be attacked; second, the casualties might be too high, forcing Hogwarts to close."

"I am a pure wizard, but I am also human. So I have feelings, but not many."

Dumbledore listened patiently the whole time.

It must be said that after hearing these words, Dumbledore understood Andy better and knew the purpose of Andy's visit to him that night.

In short, it means: you'd better get this sorted out quickly and preferably not involve me.

A pure wizard?

Dumbledore looked at Andy.

No one is born a pure wizard; after all, there are so many interesting things in life, and studying magic is too tedious.

The limits of magic, personal talent, and temptations in life can all become obstacles for them.

"Collins, since you've guessed so much, you should also be able to guess my purpose, right?" Dumbledore asked.

Andy made an expression that said "I understand" and "helpless".

Train Harry, then have him search for the Horcruxes.

So this is quite a helpless situation.

Dumbledore suddenly laughed and said, "If you find this interesting, then you might as well join in. I think you might encounter even more interesting things."

Andy: "..."

"I might as well ask about the admission requirements for Beauxbatons School of Witchcraft and Wizardry," Andy said, shrugging.

Dumbledore: "..."

Dumbledore didn't continue the topic. "What are your thoughts on Horcruxes?"

What happens when a person loses an arm?

Andy countered with a question, then said, "On the path of magic, I don't yet understand the role of the soul, but it must be quite important, right?"

Voldemort was indeed somewhat insane, but that didn't have a direct impact on magic.

On the contrary, the extreme personality caused by the dismemberment of his soul led Voldemort further and further down the path of dark magic.

His dark magic is very powerful!

"Yes, the soul is certainly important."

Dumbledore explained, "Voldemort's soul has been completely corrupted by dark magic, including those fragments of his soul."

"His statement that he has gone further down the path of black magic than anyone else is not an arrogant statement."

Andy seemed thoughtful. "But dark magic is only one part of magic."

"If you want to understand the soul, you only need to observe those ghosts."

Dumbledore continued, "These invisible concepts—emotions, thoughts, and memories—all originate from the soul. It controls our bodies and our magic."

"Collins, ghosts possess magical abilities, but they can't use magic. What do you think... they're lacking?"

"Huh?" Andy was taken aback by what he heard.

Andy had thought about this problem before.

Ghosts have no body and no life. They exist, but they are truly dead.

only……

The answer to Dumbledore's question is clearly not this.

(End of this chapter)