The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 72 The Three Elements of World Destruction: Failing the Exam, Heartbreak, and Job Failure

"I've always been curious why you would pay attention to Collins, a first-year wizard."

Snape didn't suppress his doubts. "Including my student days, I've lived at Hogwarts for nearly twenty years. Over the years, there have been quite a few young wizards secretly studying dark magic."

This includes me!

However, Snape never saw Dumbledore pay special attention to any young wizard. Even when they were secretly studying dark magic, Dumbledore would only provide appropriate guidance.

Some even turn a blind eye.

At the height of Voldemort's power, some young Slytherin wizards even openly studied dark magic and declared that they wanted to join the Death Eaters after graduation.

But Snape never saw Dumbledore make things difficult for them.

They were even given a certain degree of protection because they were members of the school.

Of course, this benefit will not be available after graduation.

"..."

Dumbledore paused for a moment, then slowly said, "If we're talking about the wizarding world today, who can reach the same level as me and Voldemort... I think it can only be him."

Snape: "..."

I get it now. The reason you didn't care about me back then was because I wasn't good enough!

In fact, Snape knew in his heart that Dumbledore hadn't paid attention to him back then, not only because he was a Slytherin, but also because he intended to join the Death Eaters.

But he was still angry!

"Collins?" Snape looked at Dumbledore. He's only eleven years old, and you can already see his future?

"yes!"

Dumbledore was somewhat emotional, noting that nearly fifty years had passed between him, Voldemort, and Andy Collins.

"Collins has a unique understanding of magic, a talent that others do not possess."

Dumbledore explained, "Severus, perhaps you'll find out soon enough."

Snape stopped dwelling on the matter and gave Dumbledore a deep look. "You'd better get this over with quickly."

After saying that, Snape turned and left the headmaster's office.

……

Four days later, Andy once again visited the forbidden book section at night.

Once you start peeping, you'll do it countless times; it seems like you can never stop.

Compared to the ordinary books outside, the books in the restricted section were indeed full of valuable information, and many of them inspired Andy. Even some of the "storybooks" were extremely interesting to Andy.

Of course, Andy always restrained himself and never looked at those forbidden books related to dark magic.

So far, Andy is not ready to study black magic.

Many people actually misunderstand the forbidden book section, believing that the books in the forbidden book section are all related to black magic.

actually not.

The spellbooks in the forbidden section are only dangerous for novice wizards. If their magical skills are not up to par, attempting to use the spells on them can easily lead to magical accidents.

Some of the damage is even irreversible.

That's why these books were placed in the restricted area.

After browsing through the restricted book section, Andy picked up a book about human transformation and started reading it.

Tomorrow is Saturday, and Andy can watch TV all night, then sleep all day tomorrow…

Simply perfect.

"Transformation is a very dangerous form of magic. At your current pace, it's best to wait until your third year to learn these things."

The sudden sound nearly scared Andy to death.

Looking up, Andy couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief, feeling a surge of joy.

It's been so long, I've finally met Dumbledore.

If you don't come soon, I might go astray.

Dumbledore was also a little puzzled. You, a little wizard, were caught by the headmaster while out at night. Not only were you not nervous, but you even looked happy.

Is he really that arrogant?

That's fine.

You just caused me trouble a few days ago, and you've already forgotten?

One of them was somewhat pleased, while the other was somewhat puzzled. They exchanged a glance, and the atmosphere gradually became a little awkward.

"Ahem! Good evening, Headmaster Dumbledore."

Andy greeted him, "What bad luck, you caught me again."

After saying that, Andy put the book back on the shelf.

Getting caught for nighttime wanderings is one thing, but to secretly read banned books in front of the principal is just too arrogant.

Andy thought he was a good kid.

"Is there anything you don't understand in your studies?" Dumbledore asked kindly.

If you bring this up, I'm no longer sleepy.

"That's true to some extent!"

Andy looked at Dumbledore and asked cautiously, "Headmaster, do you think emotions can merge with magic? The Obscurity is the fusion of negative emotions and magic, so what about positive emotions? Can they also merge with magic?"

"Is the fusion of emotions and magic a higher level of magic? Like a qualitative change in magic?"

Or perhaps it's about the unity of essence, energy, and spirit?

It's not impossible.

If there are also practitioners like wizards in China, could their so-called unity of essence, energy, and spirit be the product of the fusion of emotions and magic?

Dumbledore's eyes flickered slightly, but Andy didn't notice in the darkness.

When the Obscurial was mentioned, Dumbledore couldn't help but think of his childhood.

The Dumbledore family was destroyed by the Obscurity.

His sister was an Obscurial, his father was imprisoned in Azkaban because of his sister, his mother died from his sister's Obscurial eruption, and his brother's only son was also an Obscurial.

"Maybe so."

Dumbledore said ambiguously, "But that's very difficult. Extreme positive emotions, violently fluctuating magic...neither of these is something we can achieve."

Andy's eyes flickered.

Harry's mother embodied an extreme form of positive emotion: her love for her son.

Harry... he was only about a year old at the time, and his magic was very weak and unstable...

However, that wasn't Harry's own emotion, so it couldn't be considered a fusion of emotion and magic.

"Thank you, Principal."

Andy looked grateful, then continued, "Headmaster Dumbledore, is there really a curse on Defense Against the Dark Arts?"

I think so.

Dumbledore nodded. "Ten years after graduating, Voldemort returned to Hogwarts seeking employment, wanting to spread his evil ideas at the school. I refused him."

Holy crap, is Voldemort just bored?

You, a dark demon king, are actually going to make a fuss over a class?

Also, why does this plot seem so familiar?

A failed art student?

If you fail to get into art school, you start a world war; if you fail to find a job, you become a dark lord?

Upon closer examination, it's clear that Obito Uchiha wanted to destroy the world because his lover had died.

Such examples exist not only in novels and comics, but also in real life.

For example, Li Zicheng, who rebelled when he was unemployed, and Wu Sangui, who surrendered when he was cuckolded…

These problems are indeed very serious!

So, Dumbledore became the guardian of the wizarding world because he successfully applied for a job?

What about Grindelwald?

Failed an exam? Heartbroken? Unable to find a job?

He should at least have one of these attributes, right?

"Headmaster, what about Hogwarts? Is there a curse on the school?" Andy continued to press.

"Hogwarts?" Dumbledore was taken aback.

Andy didn't want to be too obvious, so he only hinted, "It's that...that...single curse!"

(End of this chapter)