The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 77 My Character and Slytherin's Characters Are the Same

Ms. Gray?

Andy was speechless. Could this female ghost have been eavesdropping the whole time?

Where did the aloofness go?

Lady Grey is a Ravenclaw ghost. Legend has it that she is proud and aloof. Although she will guide lost young wizards, she usually stays alone in the tower and rarely pays attention to outsiders.

Why are you so free tonight?

"Ms. Grey, are you a ghost from a thousand years ago?" Andy asked.

Ms. Grey didn't answer; she just stared intently at Andy. "Do you still think that Ms. Ravenclaw would give up her extraordinary intelligence for her daughter?"

How did we end up talking about this again? Andy looked speechless.

Ms. Grey was indeed eavesdropping on Andy and Hermione's conversation.

Although her name is Ms. Grey, she is not actually Ms. Grey.

Her real name is Helena Ravenclaw, and she is the daughter of Rowena Ravenclaw.

When she overheard the two young wizards wanting to find the secrets left behind by Lady Ravenclaw, she secretly followed them.

At first, Ms. Gray didn't pay any attention.

She was used to it, as several young wizards tried to find the secrets left behind by the four founders every year.

Perhaps she just wanted to find some fun in her long life.

But when she heard Andy's words, she could no longer remain calm.

She wondered, would her mother really be willing to use her wisdom to bring her daughter back?

With a hint of anticipation, Ms. Gray hid in the shadows, wanting to hear what Andy would say next.

But who could have imagined that the more Andy analyzed, the further he strayed from his original idea?

At first, Ravenclaw was searching for his daughter.

Next, Ravenclaw wanted to pursue ancient legends.

In the end, Ravenclaw wanted to explore the origins of magic.

Sure enough, men are fickle.

However, it must be said that Andy's idea is gradually getting closer to the truth.

For wizards like the Four Great Wizards, who stand at the pinnacle of the magical world, there are few secrets left that can interest them.

And the origin of magic is one of them.

But what Ms. Gray really wanted to know was whether Andy, having guessed all this, would still stick to his original idea.

Even if it's just a comforting thought that can never be verified.

"certainly!"

Hermione answered, saying confidently, "What parent doesn't love their child? If I were Mrs. Ravenclaw, I would trade my wisdom for my daughter."

Such naive remarks…

Ms. Grey ignored Hermione completely; she just looked at Andy, wanting to hear Andy's answer more than anything else.

This little wizard actually dared to compare his wisdom with Ravenclaw's.

Very arrogant and overbearing!

"Um…"

Andy pondered for a moment.

Ms. Gray was very serious, and Andy didn't want to be perfunctory with her.

This ghost may know something from a thousand years ago, and perhaps Andy can extract some secrets from her.

If it were me…

Andy wondered if he would give up some of his magical achievements for the sake of family.

Okay, Ms. Ravenclaw is not Andy Collins.

I think so.

Andy solemnly gave his answer: "The story I heard may not be true. But in that story, Mrs. Ravenclaw never blamed her daughter."

"At least, she didn't find her lost crown."

Ms. Gray remained silent upon hearing this.

She knew, of course, that her mother loved her, and that was the reason she could never let go of the past.

Hearing Andy say this now, she will find it even harder to forgive her past foolishness.

"Lady Ravenclaw did indeed search for the origins of magic during her lifetime."

After a moment of silence, Lady Grey suddenly said, "It wasn't just her; all four founders were searching for this secret. In their quest to find the origins of magic, Slytherin even built a secret chamber in the castle and conducted numerous forbidden magical experiments."

Hermione, upon hearing this, questioned, "Didn't Slytherin build the Chamber of Secrets to purge those they deemed unworthy of learning magic?"

Hermione couldn't help but get angry whenever this was mentioned.

Did Muggles eat your rice?

Ms. Grey glanced at Hermione. "The times a thousand years ago were different from now. Back then, the wizarding world didn't have the Law of Secrecy. Many dark wizards were harming Muggles, and the Muggles united to fight against them."

"They used the pretext of arresting witches to eliminate dissidents and satisfy their own desires, and persecuted many people for this purpose."

"Slytherin realized that if the wizarding world went to war with the Muggle world, wizards from Muggle families would never stand on the wizarding world's side."

"That's why he proposed that magic should only be taught to children from the magical world."

Lady Grey briefly described the situation a thousand years ago, and then continued, "Slytherin built the Chamber of Secrets simply to better study magic. He would also hold regular gatherings there to teach some dangerous magic to the young wizards in the school."

"The rumors you've heard are simply misinterpretations by later generations."

Hearing what Ms. Grey said, Hermione's expression immediately improved.

Andy's expression was strange.

Does Slytherin's character conflict with her own personality?

Well… that’s not entirely true.

All I can say is that Slytherin did what Andy most wanted to do.

A secret laboratory, forbidden magical experiments, deceiving young wizards, and ultimately leaving Hogwarts…

Does he also keep a snake?

This is infuriating!

That is to say, Slytherin is already dead, otherwise Andy would have sought him out for a duel at the top of Hogwarts sooner or later.

There is only one Sword God in the martial world.

There can only be one Snake in the magical world!

Andy suddenly asked, "Since the four giants are all searching for the origin of magic, what was the final outcome?"

"No results."

Ms. Grey floated to the window, her gaze fixed on the half-moon outside, a hint of melancholy in her voice, "It's impossible for it to work out!"

"The origins of magic... how do we find them?"

"History? Ancient magic? Bloodline? Or soul?"

Bloodline?

Andy could understand the other points, but... what does this have to do with bloodline?

and many more!

Could someone really be trying to merge the bloodlines of magical creatures?

Andy had seen this hypothesis.

But... if the wizard's magic comes from magical creatures, then where does the magical creature's magic come from?

How is this any different from the "chicken or the egg" dilemma?

"Ms. Grey!"

Hermione asked curiously, "Do you know the secret that Lady Ravenclaw left here?"

Ms. Grey slowly turned around. "Ms. Ravenclaw values ​​knowledge and wisdom more."

After saying that, Ms. Grey disappeared through the wall.

interesting.

Andy's eyes flickered. Could this Ms. Grey be Ravenclaw's daughter?

Otherwise, why would she care so much about Ravenclaw's attitude towards her daughter?

"Knowledge and wisdom?" Hermione looked at Andy, hoping he could help her analyze it.

(End of this chapter)