The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 263 Andy: Little Fu is very brave!

"Mr. Potter?" Professor McGonagall looked at Harry as well, noticing his expression as well.

Professor McGonagall pursed her lips.

Compared to Andy, Harry is clearly an unreliable brat.

If Andy's testimony is 90% credible, the missing 1% is because there is a possibility that Andy is lying.

Therefore, Harry's testimony has a pitiful credibility of only 3 out of 100 – even if Harry didn't lie, his testimony is not trustworthy.

However... we can listen to what he has to say.

Harry was taken aback.

He does have something to say, but not now.

Under Professor McGonagall's watchful gaze, Harry's face turned bright red. He opened his mouth, but didn't know how to speak.

"Mr. Potter!"

Professor McGonagall emphasized, "If you've seen anything, or discovered any clues, you'd better tell me right away."

"Professor McGonagall, we...we didn't find anything. It's just..." Harry stammered.

Andy glanced at Harry with some surprise.

Is this targeting me?

Andy had a feeling something was off ever since Hermione reminded him this morning that "Harry and Ron have a problem."

Whether there's a problem between them or not is another matter, but even if there is, how did Hermione find out?

Hermione is indeed very smart and witty.

However, her relationship with Harry and Ron was very ordinary; they were the kind of people who wouldn't even greet each other if they met.

In this situation, how could Hermione possibly discover Ron's problem?

Unless, he deliberately let Hermione find out.

Until Andy personally tested the waters...

Ron does have some issues.

However, the bigger problem is that Ron wants Andy to find out about this.

Professor McGonagall's expression was unfriendly.

If you didn't find anything, then why did you look so anxious just now?

Who is it for?

"Mr. Collins, and you?" Professor McGonagall asked.

"I came here with everyone."

Andy calmly replied, "What they saw, I saw too..."

While speaking, Andy kept an eye on Harry and Ron's expressions.

Harry was simply a little anxious; he seemed afraid Andy might say something. Ron, however, was different; his expression had returned to normal.

Andy wasn't prepared to say much to Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall is too serious; she's not the same kind of person as Andy.

Putting aside everything else, Professor McGonagall would absolutely not accept the mere fact that she was researching dark magic.

In contrast, Dumbledore and Snape were not exactly respectable professors.

Let alone studying black magic, they could accept even more dangerous and evil magic, and could even offer some advice.

Andy had no idea what Voldemort's Horcrux plan was, but it now seemed that his plan had clearly failed.

Just look at the location of this attack...

The entrance to the secret room!

Perhaps Voldemort's Horcruxes discovered some clues in the Chamber of Secrets, thus learning that Andy was the one who entered the Chamber—Andy spent a considerable amount of time there translating documents.

In addition, Andy also discovered the Room of Requirement.

And the guardian spell formed by the fusion of mind and magic.

Thinking about it this way, it's not so strange that Voldemort was interested in Andy.

Now, Andy can finally be sure.

This attack was aimed at me.

To take the blame? Or to be framed?

"Heh~" Andy suddenly chuckled.

Voldemort probably never imagined that a second-year wizard would not only dare to act arrogantly towards the Slytherin Headmaster, but would even confront Dumbledore directly.

To be honest, Andy didn't think Voldemort in his student days would dare to do such a thing.

This is a matter of mindset.

First, students naturally feel a sense of vulnerability when facing teachers.

Secondly, Voldemort had something to hide!

Regardless of what Andy did or wanted to do, Andy always believed that he was aboveboard and had nothing to hide.

But Voldemort was different. He was a treacherous and cunning person who needed to hide his true self, so he certainly didn't dare to be too unrestrained during his student days.

He judges others by his own standards, so it's natural that he finds it difficult to understand Andy.

"They actually dared to plot against me." Andy chuckled. Little Fu has quite the nerve!

Hermione pulled Andy along.

"Hmm?" Andy turned around.

The little witch gave Andy a look, clearly realizing that something was amiss.

This attack was specifically targeted at Andy.

If things proceed as expected...

Andy publicly pointed out Ron's problems today. How will things develop from here?

Just by looking at Harry's expression, you could tell that Ron must have said something to him, and it might even be related to Andy.

Otherwise, Harry wouldn't have looked so anxious.

"It's alright," Andy whispered reassuringly.

It must be said that Voldemort's plan this time was somewhat crude.

He didn't take Andy seriously at all; he just took advantage of Andy's misfortune while launching the attack.

To be honest, Andy was really interested to see what Voldemort's next plans were—it looked like it would be very interesting.

……

Soon after, Dumbledore and the other professors arrived.

"Who was the first person to arrive here?" Dumbledore asked, looking around.

"It was us, Professor Dumbledore. But when we arrived, she was already lying there..." Harry quickly explained, seemingly eager to prove he had nothing to do with it.

Dumbledore nodded slightly and did not press the matter further.

Mrs. Pomfrey then said, "Like the previous child, she too has had a large amount of life force drained from her. If this life force cannot return to their bodies, they may never wake up again."

wow——

The crowd erupted in uproar.

Originally, everyone had only heard that Justin had been attacked, but that he hadn't died.

But the truth is clearly not like that.

Justin did not die, but if the life force that was taken from him could not return to his body, he would never wake up again.

What's the difference between this and being dead?

Hogwarts is too dangerous!

Dumbledore paused for a moment, then looked at Harry and Ron and continued, "When you came over, did you notice anything unusual? Like strange noises, or was there anyone else around?"

Harry and Ron exchanged a glance, and finally Harry spoke up: "Professor Dumbledore, I... I heard some hissing sounds."

Andy: "..."

Why don't you just tell me I got it?

Dumbledore was clearly aware of this problem as well.

Was this attack directed at Andy Collins?

Is it like when you framed Hagrid, just looking for a scapegoat? Or... do you have another purpose?

(End of this chapter)