The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 293 Hybrids and Gods, Stolen Power

"That's right, you're right. We'll have to face Voldemort's resurrection sooner or later," Andy said seriously.

Judging from the current situation, a second wizarding war is almost inevitable.

Some people may choose to remain indifferent, but there will always be those who choose to rebel against Voldemort's rule. History has proven countless times that those with the spirit of "sacrificing oneself for righteousness" are never a minority.

Hermione has clearly made her decision.

The train slowly started moving. Looking at the scenery rushing past the window, Andy said softly, "You don't need to feel pressured, because Voldemort is destined to fail."

"Of course!" Hermione said confidently.

Andy raised an eyebrow and changed the subject, "Speaking of which, there must be quite a few legends about magic in the Muggle world, right? What do you guys say about it?"

"A magical legend in the Muggle world? Hmm..."

Hermione pondered for a moment, then laughed, "There are so many, all sorts of stories. There are also legends about King Arthur and Merlin, which are similar to those circulating in the wizarding world."

"Oh, and Nicolas Flamel. I looked him up over the summer, and you'd never guess, Mr. Flamel is a very famous alchemist in the Muggle world. Many Muggles believe he has achieved immortality."

Oh no…!

This isn't the 21st century internet age anymore, where you can just search for any information online.

"How did you find out?"

Andy asked curiously, "I was referring to Mr. Nicolas Flamel's information."

Hermione explained, "There are books about Mr. Nicolas Flamel in the library."

"Mr. Nicolas Flamel was the most famous alchemist of the fourteenth century. At that time, the magical world was not completely hidden, so many people of that era claimed to have seen Nicolas Flamel."

"In 1761, Nicolas Flamel and his wife were seen under the arches of the Paris Opera."

Andy: "..."

That old man is really quite the playboy.

Hermione chuckled, "But these are just legends. Although they've been recorded, many people don't believe they're true."

"It is said that the last person to see Nicolas Flamel was in Paris in 1929."

Andy raised an eyebrow upon hearing this. "This time... is it the year Grindelwald burned Paris?"

"Grindelwald burning Paris?" Hermione exclaimed in surprise.

Hermione had seen the name Grindelwald before; it was on Dumbledore's frog card.

"Ah! I've heard Mrs. Bashat mention it."

Andy explained, "In 1929, Grindelwald unleashed the Fiendfyre in Paris, intending to destroy the city. However, he was ultimately stopped by a group of Aurors."

"This is insane!" Hermione exclaimed in shock.

"But now it seems that Mr. Nicolas Flamel was also present at the time and participated in preventing Fiend from going out of control," Andy speculated.

"By the way, isn't Mrs. Bagshot the famous historian of magic? I remember you said she also lived in Godric's Hollow," Hermione asked.

"Um!"

Andy nodded and said, "When you arrive, I can take you to visit Mrs. Bashat. She is a very knowledgeable scholar with in-depth knowledge of the history of the magical world."

"It's a deal then," Hermione said excitedly.

"Let's talk about the magical legends of the Muggle world!" Andy said.

Andy learned a great deal from chatting with Hermione the whole way.

While the legends about magic in the Muggle world are somewhat distorted, the wizards who have left their mark on Muggle history are all renowned and great wizards.

These legends and stories all bear traces of magic. Perhaps some are exaggerated, but the magic recorded in them was a great inspiration to Andy.

For example, Merlin.

In many legends, Merlin is a hybrid of a magical creature and a human, which is why he was born with powerful magical abilities.

There are many legends about Merlin in the Muggle world.

The most famous version of the story is that Merlin fell in love with Vivian, the Lady of the Lake, and even told her his secret, ultimately leading to his permanent imprisonment by her.

What intrigued Andy the most was—mixed race!

Even in modern times, there are still many hybrid offspring of humans and magical creatures. Hagrid, for example, is a hybrid of a human and a giant.

It's conceivable that ancient wizards must have done things like stealing the power of magical creatures through hybridization.

Many mixed-race individuals do indeed possess magical abilities far exceeding those of ordinary wizards.

Moreover, in the magical world, some families possess magical abilities that can be passed down through generations.

For example: a professor teaching a divination class.

Since elective courses must be chosen in the third year, Andy specifically researched the professors who would be teaching those courses.

Although Professor Sybil Trelawney is a mediocre professor, her family is a renowned family of diviners in the history of the wizarding world.

Her ancestor, Cassandra Trelawney, was a famous fortune teller.

In Greek mythology, Cassandra Trelawney offended Apollo, causing her prophecies to come true every time.

There are many similar legends and stories.

Those ancient wizards either stole the magical abilities of magical creatures or the powers of gods, thus gaining power far exceeding that of ordinary wizards.

These legends intrigued Andy.

Putting aside gods and such, is there any other way to steal the abilities of magical creatures besides hybrids?

Among the records left by Slytherin, there are methods for using the blood of magical creatures to assist in magical transformations.

However, this magical transformation cannot steal the abilities of magical creatures.

"These legends are worth studying," Andy thought to himself.

And gods...

There are too many unsolved mysteries in the magical world.

In comparison, Voldemort was truly an insignificant figure. Even at the height of his power, he failed to rule the British wizarding world.

When the train stops again, it means we have arrived at King's Cross Station.

"We've arrived!"

Andy got up, stretched, and then waved his wand to take the suitcase off the shelf.

Andy opened the car door and said, "Let's go!"

As soon as Andy stepped off the train, he spotted Helen and Isabel waiting for him on the platform.

"Mom, and Isa."

Andy walked over and asked, "Why did you get into the station?"

"There are too many people outside..."

Helen gave a casual reply, but her eyes remained fixed on Hermione, who was following behind Andy. "You must be Miss Hermione Granger, right? Andy mentions you often. Hello!"

"Hello, Mrs. Collins!" Hermione said quickly.

"Hermione, long time no see." Isa waved.

Andy glanced at his sister, and then at his mother.

I absolutely do not believe there are many people outside!

(End of this chapter)