The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 26 Malfoy: All for Justice

Although Hermione was curious, she did not peek at Andy and Malfoy's private messages, as that would be impolite.

"We are prepared to file a complaint against Professor Quirrell."

Andy didn't hide anything. "You also think Professor Quirrell is an unqualified teacher, right?"

"I believe we should defend our right to learn and never let this kind of professor waste our precious time."

Hermione's expression was somewhat conflicted.

She comes from the Muggle world, and in Muggle schools, an unqualified teacher like Quirrell would never pass the school's interview.

However, the little witch was used to respecting her teachers, and she didn't want to complain about a professor unless absolutely necessary.

"I think you're right!"

Hermione hesitated for a moment, but ultimately chose to support Andy's decision. "This isn't just for us, it's for all the students at Hogwarts!"

That's right, that's it.

In this matter, we are in the right!

Andy picked up a quill and dipped it in ink, while Hermione obediently sat back down—she was curious about what Andy and Malfoy would do, but she didn't want to peek at the contents of the letter.

Andy wrote:

Draco.

First of all, I hope you can maintain a calm mindset and not give yourself away.

Secondly, I must tell you that we are not doing anything bad.

At least in this matter, we are in the right, and our actions are for the benefit of all Hogwarts students.

Finally, I hope you can contact Mr. Malfoy the Elder regarding this matter and seek your father's advice first.

Then, have Mr. Malfoy find a qualified Defense Against the Dark Arts professor outside of school in advance to make thorough preparations.

If Mr. Malfoy agrees, you can first contact some Slytherin students.

Upperclassmen usually have friends in other colleges; you can have them secretly make contact with them.

Remember, when you are doing this, you must never say anything that is detrimental to Headmaster Dumbledore—Headmaster Dumbledore has a great influence, and if we do anything against him, the students from the other houses will definitely oppose us.

We're only targeting Professor Quirrell.

After thinking for a moment, Andy continued writing:

As for Headmaster Dumbledore…

Once it's done, he will naturally be affected.

You can prepare a complaint letter beforehand and have your classmates sign it when you contact them.

Once we have the support of the majority, you can give the letter to your father, and he will know what to do next.

As for me…

I don't have that much influence, it would be difficult for me to do this all by myself, and I don't want to stand out at school.

As for meeting, I would be happy to, but that will have to wait until this matter is settled.

—Andy Collins.

After writing the letter, Andy delivered it to Malfoy using the same method as before.

As for what happens next, Andy just needs to wait patiently.

Andy believed Malfoy would be happy to handle the matter.

Andy didn't know much about the Malfoy family, but he had heard some rumors—that many pure-blood families had a hard time after Voldemort's downfall.

The previous Minister of Magic had been flirting with Dumbledore, and the current Minister of Magic is even more of a yes-man to Dumbledore.

However, Andy heard from Kyle that those pure-blood families had been trying to bribe high-ranking officials in the Ministry of Magic.

Even Kyle has received bribes more than once.

In short, things are about to get interesting.

Of course, Andy's goal was not to cause trouble, but to get the school to change its Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.

Quirrell is not only dangerous, he's also incompetent!

Learning magic is related to Andy's system, and the system is related to Andy's talent.

Having Quirrell teach Defense Against the Dark Arts is tantamount to a slow murder of Andy!

Let's get him!

Upon receiving the paper crane, Malfoy immediately and eagerly began to open and examine it.

Upon seeing the first sentence, he immediately composed himself; he had indeed been too excited.

"That's right, we're not doing anything bad. This is a just thing to do. I'm doing it for the benefit of all the students at Hogwarts."

"Well said!"

Malfoy nodded as he read the letter.

After reading Andy's plan, Malfoy immediately felt he had a clear understanding of the situation.

This feeling is like a lost person suddenly receiving guidance from fate, and their whole life immediately becomes much clearer.

"First, have Dad find a qualified professor, then get all the students' signed complaint letters. Finally, give the letters to Dad!"

"This plan is absolutely perfect!"

Malfoy couldn't help but think, "If I can get this done, Dad can get involved in the appointment and removal of Hogwarts professors. When Dumbledore retires, Dad can support Professor Snape as headmaster."

When the time comes, I'll have Professor Snape expel Potter and that disgusting Weasley.

In particular, Andy stated at the end of the letter that it would be difficult for him to accomplish this given his influence.

This made Malfoy even more pleased.

He enjoys doing this.

Malfoy decided to write to his father after class to explain the matter.

We can't afford to waste a single moment.

Malfoy glanced in Andy's direction and saw Andy whispering something to the Muggle witch named Granger.

That won't do.

Malfoy was somewhat annoyed.

How could a wizard as brilliant as Andy Collins date a Muggle-born witch like Granger?

Malfoy glanced at the little witch from Slytherin, wondering if he should introduce one to Collins.

Finally, get out of class was over, and Andy breathed a sigh of relief.

Stepping out of the classroom, Andy took deep breaths of the fresh air, feeling completely revitalized.

God knows how Andy managed to get through it all.

Andy sniffed his wizard robes and let out a disgusted "Ew."

He smelled strongly of garlic.

Andy took out his wand.

"Completely cleaned up!"

The effect of this spell is to clean up some trash according to the caster's wishes.

The spellcaster can eliminate all "garbage" by deeming it as such.

However, this spell cannot be applied to living beings.

The magic that can make life disappear is the Vanishing Charm.

That was a very high-level spell; the more complex the disappearing thing, the more difficult the spell became.

According to the book, objects vanished by the Vanishing Curse will be transformed into all things.

In scientific terms, it would dissolve into atoms and disappear.

After getting rid of the unpleasant odor, Andy felt much more relaxed.

"Completely cleaned up!"

Andy waved his wand again, helping the brown-haired little witch clean the unpleasant smell off her body.

"Thanks!"

Hermione said, "I also know this spell, but I'm not as proficient as you are."

"Looks like I need to practice my magic more."

No need to thank me, after all, you smell awful, and it's me who's suffering!

"That's perfect, the next class is Charms," ​​Andy said, tilting his head in a gesture.

(End of this chapter)