The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 288 Soul Weapon Ghost Dimensional Demon God

Chapter 288 Soul Weapon Ghost Dimensional Demon God

An hour later, Andy had walked around the room and had a general understanding of the books on the bookshelf.

The more Andy learned about Lady Ravenclaw, the more he admired Dumbledore's character.

Love is the most powerful magic.

It's hard to say about the other three founders, but Andy believes that Dumbledore has definitely surpassed Ravenclaw.

Unfortunately, Dumbledore was also a tragic figure!

Dumbledore has always claimed that love is the most powerful magic, but did he himself possess and understand love?

In Andy's opinion, the answer is no!

Dumbledore was not a possessor of love; he was merely a wise man who could understand love, but he never truly experienced it.

Andy believed that Dumbledore was a rational to the point of being cold-blooded; he had almost everything, but had never experienced love.

"call--"

Taking a deep breath, Andy felt somewhat unsettled.

Based on the clues we have obtained so far:

Ravenclaws pursue the dream of having their wishes fulfilled, but this dream is too far-fetched, so Ravenclaw ladies have to find another way.

Slytherin sought a pure magical life, and he chose magical transformation, but ultimately could only leave Hogwarts in disappointment.

As for Dumbledore... perhaps what he sought was love! But he never attained it in his lifetime. He understood love, but he could not possess it, and he even lost the capacity to love.

Voldemort sought immortality, but his future was only death.

Each of them wants to pursue their dream on the path of magic, but each of their dreams seems somewhat unattainable.

The desires of intelligent people are often more unrealistic than those of ordinary people.

Ultimately, wizards are still within the realm of 'mortals,' but what they want to do is to transcend the realm of mortals.

In contrast, Dumbledore's pursuits were more realistic; he was just unlucky.

"And what about me?"

Andy suddenly thought of himself, "Power is easy to obtain, but immortality remains a distant dream. As for becoming a god through magic... that's nothing but a mirage."

Andy summarized his current situation.

Over the past year, Andy has mastered a lot of magic and used it to a very sophisticated degree.

The fusion of mind and magic has been initially completed, and some progress has been made in transfiguration. Magical transfiguration is only one step away from being put into concrete experimentation.

I've barely scratched the surface of combination magic.

The achievements are significant, but there is still a long way to go.

"I still need to keep learning!" Andy sighed.

No matter what you want to do in the future, a wealth of knowledge is the foundation of everything.

"Andy, have you found anything over there?" Hermione suddenly asked.

Andy snapped out of his daze. "There are quite a few magic books here, but most of them are poems and essays."

However, this is understandable.

After Hogwarts was founded, all four founders donated their respective spellbooks, and Lady Ravenclaw naturally couldn't keep any for herself. These spellbooks are likely some of the books Lady Ravenclaw frequently read.

"It's the same for me, I haven't found anything special," Hermione said with some disappointment.

At this point, Hermione suddenly looked up at Andy.

"Andy, all the books here are written in modern English!"

Hermione perked up. "Do you remember those books we found in the Chamber of Secrets in Slytherin? They used Old English back then."

"Hmm!" Andy had naturally noticed this long ago.

Hermione said enthusiastically, "Andy, this might be fake. It might not be what the Room of Requirement originally looked like. It's just been modified to suit our needs."

Just by looking at Hermione, Andy could guess what she was thinking. The little witch must be thinking about something like a 'test,' trying to use her wits to unravel the secrets of this place.

However, compared to those secrets, Andy had already gotten what he wanted.

"What are you planning to do?" Andy asked curiously.

Andy wasn't going to spoil Hermione's fun; if he could uncover the secrets here, that would be even better.

"Hmm... I haven't decided yet."

Hermione said hesitantly, "However, I still stand by my initial judgment: the Room of Requirement must be connected to Ravenclaw's library."

"Maybe...maybe the conditions for activating the Room of Requirement are just wrong!"

That's possible!

The very first room of the House of Requirement...

According to Ms. Grey, this place was originally just where Ms. Ravenclaw studied magic. If Ms. Ravenclaw wanted to hide some secrets, she would have changed it.

"Okay, let's not think about these things for now."

Andy said seriously, "Let's organize these spellbooks. These are books that Lady Ravenclaw often reads, and they may all be advanced spellbooks."

"OK!" Hermione nodded.

Working until late into the night, Andy and Hermione organized all the books related to magic onto a bookshelf.

It was already quite late, and the two of them weren't planning to stay up all night. After tidying up a bit, Andy and Hermione left the Room of Requirement.

"Good night!"

"Good night!"

After saying goodnight to each other, Andy returned to his dorm room.

Lying in bed, Andy couldn't calm down.

Tonight's realization made Andy acutely aware of a reality—that he was just an ordinary person.

If an ordinary person wants to achieve something beyond ordinary people, they must pay a price that is difficult for ordinary people to accept. Even so, success is not guaranteed.

"Is magical transformation really possible?"

Andy's thoughts were somewhat jumbled.

So far, Slytherin has failed, and Voldemort has failed as well. Polymorph might only enhance a wizard's power, but it cannot allow them to transcend the limits of 'humanity'.

"Are there any other options?"

Andy thought to himself, "A Horcrux? A Philosopher's Stone? A ghost-transformation device? A ghost... a ghost!?"

Andy suddenly sat up!

Whether you like it or not, ghosts have achieved true immortality.

The oldest ghosts in Hogwarts can be traced back thousands of years. They possess emotions, can think, and even have memories.

Aside from being dead in a life-affirming sense, ghosts are not much different from the living.

"Is the soul immortal?"

Andy suddenly remembered the things he had said to Voldemort: the human body belongs to the three-dimensional world, but the human soul can enter higher dimensions.

Dimensional demons... also belong to the category of immortal souls.

The concept of ascension to immortality in China is essentially the same.

Even Horcruxes utilize the splitting of the soul to avoid death.

In contrast, throughout history, countless brilliant individuals, whether Muggles or wizards, have been unable to overcome the aging process of the physical body.

(End of this chapter)

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