The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 270 I, Voldemort, need your money!

"Hey! Is anyone still awake?" Andy suddenly sat up and asked in a low voice.

"I!"

"I!"

"Me too, I wasn't asleep either."

Anthony, Michael, and Terry reported in turn, and in the darkness, three pairs of bright eyes curiously observed Andy.

"Andy, I thought you were already asleep!"

"Yes! We don't even dare to speak loudly in meetings."

"Andy, what's up?"

Andy's question reignited the dormitory discussion, which had already ended.

My friends are incredibly energetic.

"Well……"

Andy considered for a moment, then tentatively asked, "I have a question for you! It's... uh, what kind of person do you think I am?"

Anthony, Michael, and Terry: "..."

Is this the question you're asking us in the middle of the night?

You want us to praise you, don't you?

Do you think we are that kind of people?

"I'm serious!"

Andy said seriously, "Putting aside our relationship, just from an outsider's perspective, what kind of person do you think I am?"

Michael spoke first: "A magical genius?"

Anthony added, "He's good at picking up girls, but his taste is terrible. You might want to consider seeing an ophthalmologist."

Terry added at the end, "You work very hard; we rarely see you around."

Andy: "..."

Andy realized he might have asked the wrong person; he should have asked Malfoy that question.

People with dark hearts will perceive others as dark as well.

Clearly, Malfoy was such a person.

"Forget it, let's go to sleep!" Andy slammed down on the bed.

"Andy, since you've asked, I'll tell you the truth!"

Anthony suddenly said, "You're not angry, are you?"

"Of course not!" Andy said, intrigued. "Go ahead and say it."

Anthony hesitated for a moment, then said, "Honestly, Andy, I think you're arrogant."

Andy: "?"

Andy admits he's gotten a bit arrogant lately, especially this semester. He's even dared to act tough with Snape and doesn't seem to have much respect for Dumbledore.

But in front of his classmates, Andy always thought he was quite amiable.

It's not really worth it to try and show off to them.

A bunch of newbies.

Besides, there are plenty of arrogant people at Hogwarts, aren't there?

Unlike the emphasis on humility in China, people here value expressing their individuality, and many have flamboyant personalities. Even someone as unremarkable as Ron can boast to an absurd degree.

Even someone like Andy is considered low-key.

Anthony's tone was somewhat serious. "Some people seem arrogant, but they do that to get attention."

"But you don't care about any of that."

"Or rather, you've never cared about anyone else, so you don't care what others think. In the entire Hogwarts, I think you haven't considered anyone else as a friend except Hermione."

Andy seemed to be deep in thought upon hearing this.

Anthony continued, "Okay! These are just my personal opinions. Actually, you're a pretty good person; at least most people don't dislike you."

Michael asked curiously, "Andy, why are you suddenly asking us this kind of question?"

Andy laughed and said, "Let's summarize ourselves! Okay, let's go to sleep, we have class tomorrow."

The dormitory returned to calm.

As Andy lay in bed, he vaguely understood why Voldemort's Horcruxes had targeted him.

Perhaps in the eyes of someone like Voldemort, he was very similar to him.

They share the same extraordinary talent, the same pursuit of power, and the same disregard for others.

If Voldemort had known more about the Horcruxes, he might even have sensed the 'disagreement' between Andy and Dumbledore.

What a useful chess piece this is!

Perhaps in Voldemort's Horcruxes' eyes, Andy was someone who could be won over and used.

Who is he? He is Voldemort!

He can grant Andy immense power and eternal life.

Following this line of thought, Voldemort's actions this time can be explained.

The only unresolved question is why Voldemort chose Ron.

With this question in mind, Andy drifted off to sleep.

……

The next morning, an owl flew into the auditorium and brought Andy an anonymous letter.

Andy gave him a knowing look.

Andy opened the envelope and quickly glanced through it.

The contents of the letter can be summarized in one sentence.

I, Voldemort, am here to pay!

"What's with this strong scam text message style...?" Andy was at a loss for words.

Voldemort was very arrogant; he directly revealed his identity in the letter and said that he was involved in the two recent attacks on Hogwarts.

He lost his power that night ten years ago, but he did not die.

He is planning a resurrection.

He could grant Andy immense power and immortality if Andy could help him.

In the letter, Voldemort also acted as if he knew Andy very well.

He analyzed Andy's character from all angles, saying that Andy and he were the same kind of people, and that Dumbledore was a hypocrite who had shown us his true colors.

Most importantly, to show his sincerity, Voldemort also revealed information about magical transformation in the letter—a valuable conclusion he reached after personally experimenting with it.

"Just as I expected!"

Andy held the letter between his index and middle fingers, and with a flick of his wrist, the letter burst into flames.

Voldemort did indeed come knocking.

To be honest, Andy was a little tempted.

If this person hadn't been Voldemort, Andy might have agreed to it.

Who is Voldemort?

Will he share his power and immortality with others?

Absolutely not!

Rather than believing Voldemort's promise, it's better to believe that Snape will fall in love with Andy's aunt.

Andy glanced around and found that no one in the auditorium was watching him.

"It seems Voldemort is still quite cautious," Andy thought to himself.

At the end of the letter, Voldemort made a request: if Andy complied, it would mean Andy had agreed to his conditions. He would then send over the remaining information after leaving Hogwarts.

"Should we lure the snake out of its hole?" Andy hesitated.

After all, the Avada Kedavra curse is fatal, and wizards aren't warriors, so why risk their lives?

Besides, Hogwarts also has Dumbledore!

Tsk!

Andy actually understood why his [Willpower] attribute only had two points.

In favorable situations and battles where there is no immediate danger to their lives, Andy can unleash his full potential. However, in battles that truly involve life and death, Andy becomes very hesitant.

After all, Andy was just an ordinary person who had not undergone any special training.

Having lived two lives, let alone risking my life, the only fights I've had were a few with my friends when I was a child.

(End of this chapter)