The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 74 Someone read through the entire Ravenclaw library in one night?

Ravenclaw bedroom.

Andy lay quietly in bed, recalling his meeting with Dumbledore not long ago.

Andy felt like he'd been tricked again.

As soon as the two met, Dumbledore asked Andy: "Is there anything you don't understand in your studies?"

Andy asked, and Dumbledore answered.

The two then discussed Quirrell and the Philosopher's Stone, with Dumbledore speaking frankly about it, even revealing the secret that Voldemort was still alive.

Although Dumbledore did not reveal that Voldemort had possessed Quirrell, his words implied that Quirrell was Voldemort's man.

On the way back to the dormitory, Andy asked some more questions about magic, and Dumbledore answered them one by one, providing detailed explanations for Andy's doubts about magic.

Throughout the entire ordeal, Dumbledore never made any additional requests.

He was like a grandfather figure who was always with Andy, fulfilling all of Andy's requests.

But then?

Andy already knows the relationship between the Philosopher's Stone, Quirrell, and Voldemort. As a young wizard with a strong sense of justice, is Andy really going to do nothing?

Okay, that's exactly what Andy thinks.

Andy decided that from this moment on, he would devote himself to studying magic and ignore all the right and wrong of the outside world.

Even if the situation were to happen to him, Andy could use Hermione's secret weapon—tell the professor!

In short, never act as a lone hero.

Having made his decision, Andy slept soundly until noon the next day.

After lunch, Andy went to the library to finish his week's worth of homework.

The homework at Hogwarts is actually quite simple. The so-called essays are just filler to reach the word count, and there are large sections of content in the book that can be copied directly.

If you cast a spell on a quill pen, it can write words on its own, without you even having to move your hand.

All you need is a magic wand.

Hermione scoffed at Andy's homework, feeling that Andy could have written it better instead of simply copying other people's ideas.

After finishing his last assignment, Andy breathed a sigh of relief; he could now do whatever he wanted with the time he had left.

Two months have passed since Andy last added potential points, and he now has four potential points. He expects to get the fifth potential point within a week.

As planned, the talent to be upgraded this time is [Transfiguration].

Transfiguration is also a very important form of magic. It can be used not only in combat, but also in the transformation of the human body, which involves magical transformation and will be of great help to Andy's future.

As for alchemy and divination, Andy plans to add those when he's in his third year.

Hogwarts does not have a course on alchemy. Even if you learn it on your own, you still need a certain level of magical foundation. Moreover, alchemy does not improve combat power.

Divination class is an elective in the third year. Andy plans to add his talent for divination to his studies in the third year and then go directly to the divination class to learn.

Before the third grade, spells and transfiguration are the most important knowledge.

After all, you can't bite off more than you can chew.

"I'm going to practice some magic, do you want to come?" Andy asked.

Hermione had already finished her homework, and the little witch was reading a book about the legends of the wizarding world.

Ever since Andy gave her a book of magical legends as a Christmas present, the little witch has been fascinated by it.

According to the little witch, wizards are just legends to Muggles, but she herself is a witch.

Is it possible that the legends of the magical world are also true?

"I'm going to read for a while longer," Hermione said without looking up.

"Okay!" Andy packed up his books, got up and left the library.

Andy was also curious about the legends of the magical world, but researching them was too much of a waste of energy.

Moreover, with the passage of time, many legends have been lost to history, and the price to pay for finding them is too high.

Not worth the candle.

If there are any clues, we can try to find them.

"Um?"

As soon as Andy stepped out of the library, he saw a huge figure walking towards him.

Hagrid?

This guy comes to the library?

"Hello, Hagrid." As the freshman guide, even though they weren't familiar with each other, Andy still went over to greet him.

"I'm Andy Collins, a freshman at Ravenclaw."

To avoid any awkwardness from Hagrid not recognizing him, Andy thoughtfully introduced himself.

"Oh, hello, Collins."

Hagrid's personality is not as savage as he appears. On the contrary, he is actually a very gentle person. "I've heard Harry mention you. He said you're a very studious little wizard."

"Thanks!"

Andy asked, "What book are you looking for? Do you need my help?"

"Oh, no need, thank you!" Hagrid said. He seemed a little flustered.

After saying goodbye to Hagrid, Andy arrived at the abandoned classroom on the sixth floor of the castle, looking puzzled.

Hagrid going to the library is as unbelievable as a sow climbing a tree.

Andy's directness told him that Hagrid must have a secret.

Andy recalled the plot of the movie.

As an important supporting character in the movie, and also a mixed-race giant, Andy has a deep impression of Hagrid.

Besides taking Harry shopping in Diagon Alley, Hagrid also owned the three-headed dog on the fourth floor. In addition, he also kept a small dragon, which Malfoy eventually reported to the police.

"It seems there's no scene where Hagrid goes to the library..."

Andy was puzzled. What kind of information was Hagrid looking for?

Snapped!

Andy slapped his forehead and decided to forget about it immediately.

Being possessed by the Grim Reaper is not a good thing, because it not only means dying wherever you go, but also means being plagued by trouble.

Andy's system is a talent system, not a pay-to-win system.

How can you defeat a boss without spending money?

Hagrid's situation might be related to Quirrell; let Harry handle this.

Andy took out his wand, preparing to intensify his Transfiguration practice.

First, lay a solid foundation. When you're ready to allocate talent points, a sudden moment of enlightenment will give Andy's Transfiguration ability a slight boost.

Andy has experienced this feeling twice already.

As the magic wand was waved, the old desks and chairs in the classroom began to transform into different shapes.

boom!

The classroom door was pushed open.

"I knew you'd be here."

Hermione looked at her with an expression of utter surprise. "Here, I brought you dinner. Don't you even know what time it is?"

Andy then realized that it was completely dark outside and he had missed dinner.

"Thank you!" Andy said sincerely.

"Guess what I found?" Hermione asked with a mysterious expression.

Andy asked while eating, "What?"

boom!

Hermione placed a thick book on the table, then quickly flipped to a page, pointed to the text, and said, "This book records that someone once read through the entire Ravenclaw library in one night."

(End of this chapter)