The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 43 Night Tours are a Hogwarts Tradition

Andy is not actually someone who loses patience with children. In both of his lifetimes, he has comforted children quite a bit.

But while coaxing a child is one thing, it doesn't mean Andy is willing to be friends with a small child.

Well…except for girlfriends.

Whether it was his three roommates or Harry and Ron, Andy tried to minimize the time he spent with them.

As for Hermione…

If Hermione hadn't also loved learning, providing Andy with companionship while he studied magic, Andy wouldn't have thought he'd spend so much time with a little girl.

Chatting and laughing helps relieve the fatigue caused by studying, which is the main reason why Andy is willing to spend time with Hermione.

"Oh!"

Andy unconsciously touched his wand.

Pine wood, phoenix tail feathers!

Choose a wizard for your wand.

"Perhaps the reason this wand chose me is because that's just who I am!"

Independence can even be perceived as isolation.

Having lived at Hogwarts for half a month, Andy had spoken with older students and maintained quite good interpersonal relationships.

But Andy never considered anyone other than Hermione as a friend.

Different road non-phase plan.

They learn magic to find a job after graduation, while Andy learns magic to gain immortality and explore the true meaning of magic.

They might think Andy's life is boring, as he spends all his time studying and practicing magic.

But Andy also felt that they were wasting their talent, having the opportunity to learn magic but choosing to live like Muggles.

However, everyone has their own aspirations, and everyone's pursuit of life is different.

Andy wouldn't say their lives were meaningless, but he also found it difficult to join in their boring conversations.

As they entered the Great Hall, Andy habitually sat down next to Hermione.

The little witch is still the best. Andy recently discovered another advantage of Hermione—her memory is really good.

Andy only grasps the key points of a book when he reads it, but Hermione actually memorizes the entire book.

So sometimes when Andy asks Hermione questions, she can give accurate answers, exactly the same as what's written in the book.

That speed was even faster than Baidu.

The little witch is really useful.

"What do they want from you? They're not asking you to do anything bad, are they?" The little witch felt that she and Andy were friends, and she had a duty to bring Andy back to the right path.

"I didn't help them." Andy gave the little witch a reassuring look. I'm a little wizard who grew up bathed in the light of righteousness, how could I possibly do anything bad?

You know me.

"You didn't say anything strange to them, did you?" Hermione was still a little worried.

She understood Andy; Andy himself wouldn't do bad things, but he would lie to others to do bad things.

"I only said less than five sentences in total," Andy said to Hermione with a sincere look.

Hermione stopped asking; she felt that five sentences couldn't fool a person.

the other side.

After Andy left, Ron and Harry exchanged a glance: What should we do now?

"Or... shall we go and put a sack over Malfoy's head?"

Ron suggested, "Anyway, Malfoy can't see us, so he doesn't know who hit him."

Harry thought for a moment and finally nodded.

Harry isn't actually a vengeful person, and he generally doesn't like to talk to Malfoy.

But this time is different.

He had only been at Hogwarts for less than a week and had already deducted 100 points from Gryffindor.

This made him feel extremely ashamed.

In addition, Ron kept persuading...

We have to get back at them no matter what.

……

into the night.

After his roommate fell asleep, Andy got out of bed, put on his clothes, and walked out of the Ravenclaw dormitory alone.

Andy took out his wand and cast an illusion spell on himself.

This spell is very difficult. Before even starting school, Andy had asked Helen for help with the magic, but he only fully mastered it two days ago.

Tonight, Andy plans to scout out the restricted book section.

Andy still remembers the scene in the movie where Harry sneaks into the forbidden section of the library at night. Wearing the Invisibility Cloak, Harry enters the forbidden section as if it were his own backyard.

So Andy wanted to find out if it was only Harry who was like this, or if everyone was the same.

The journey was smooth; they encountered neither the professor on night patrol nor Filch's cat.

"The Arahomon Opens!"

He entered the library, which was quiet. Andy closed the library door behind him and waved his wand once more.

"Fluorescent lights!"

Once you get here, you're basically safe.

Andy walked to the restricted book section, where only a rope separated the restricted book section from the ordinary books, and there were no other protective facilities.

Andy touched the rope with his wand.

"It seems like everything is fine."

Andy remained cautious, carefully crossing the ropes and entering the restricted book section.

I came in, then I came out again, I came in, then I came out again…

Andy tried several times, but it seemed that there were no safety measures available except for a rope.

"But what's the point of setting up a restricted book area? There's only one rope here, so anyone can just come and read books, right?" Andy wondered.

"Of course it makes sense!"

A voice suddenly came from the darkness, almost scaring Andy to death.

"Who?"

Turning around, the first thing Andy saw was a white beard hanging down to his chest, and crescent-shaped eyes that reflected light in the darkness.

Andy looked at himself again; the illusion spell had somehow worn off.

Done!

Andy shrugged resignedly, but wasn't too nervous.

Breaking into the restricted book area at night will only result in a few points being deducted from my license.

"Even if there's only one rope here, not many young wizards would want to come here to read."

Dumbledore explained to himself, "They are always mischievous and have a hard time settling down to learn more."

"However, there are also some young wizards who are not satisfied with the content of the textbooks and are eager to learn more."

"Hogwarts was founded to spread knowledge, not to hoard it."

Andy understood.

In short, learning depends entirely on self-discipline.

"Good evening, Headmaster Dumbledore," Andy greeted him. "Still up so late?"

Dumbledore blinked. "You weren't asleep either, were you?"

"I came here to look at the restricted book section," Andy readily admitted.

This is the art of speaking.

I stay awake to browse the forbidden book section, what about you?

"As people get older, they often suffer from insomnia," Dumbledore said, seemingly troubled.

"Okay! That's true for older people. My grandfather often suffers from insomnia too. I have to go now... Goodnight, Principal." Andy prepared to slip away.

As long as I slip away quickly, no one can deduct points from my score.

"The reason we separated the forbidden books is because those books contain a lot of dangerous magic. You may need to restrain your thirst for knowledge until you are ready," Dumbledore said slowly.

(End of this chapter)