The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 78 Are there still honest people in this world?

Andy shrugged and said, "Ms. Gray is being very mysterious. Let me think about it."

That's what they say, but Andy was actually thinking about something else entirely.

History, ancient magic, bloodlines, souls…

It is obvious that although those predecessors in the magical world were all searching for the origin of magic, the directions they were searching for were actually different.

That's why Lady Grey said: The origin of magic... How do we find it?

Different research directions will naturally lead to different conclusions.

Looking at the sky, Andy said to Hermione, "It's too late today, let's go back to sleep. We can talk about it tomorrow!"

Rather than engaging in a battle of wits with Lady Ravenclaw, Andy preferred to use his powerful magic to forcefully unravel the secrets of this place.

That's the meaning of cheating!

"Go back to sleep first!"

Hermione gestured to the book in her hand. "I'll go to sleep after I finish this book. Anyway, tomorrow is Sunday, so I can sleep in a little longer."

"Okay, don't stay up too late," Andy advised.

"Okay, I got it. Goodnight!" Hermione smiled slightly.

"Goodnight!" Andy said, somewhat dazed.

Back in his dorm room, Andy lay on his bed, his mind a jumble of thoughts.

I've heard so much tonight.

Ravenclaw's library, Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets...

It seems that the four leaders all left some secrets in the castle. What about Gryffindor and Hufflepuff?

As two of the four great leaders, it seems that only their swords and golden cups were left behind, and there are not many legends about them in the castle.

Andy pursed his lips, trying to clear his mind and stop thinking about these things.

Compared to the secrets left behind by the four wizarding masters, Andy still believes that the Hogwarts library is the greatest treasure in the wizarding world.

As for the secrets of the Ravenclaw Library…

It would be great to get it, but it doesn't matter if I don't.

Lost in thought, Andy soon drifted off to sleep.

……

Andy slept until noon the next day. He got out of bed, washed up, changed his clothes, and prepared to go out for lunch.

"Andy!"

As soon as Hermione stepped out of the boys' dormitory and into the common room, she stood up from the sofa with a look of surprise on her face.

Thinking about what happened last night, Andy quickly walked over. "You didn't sleep at all last night, did you?"

"No!"

Hermione looked around furtively, then lowered her voice and said, "I've read all the books in the library."

puff! ! !

I suspect you're kidding me.

Andy looked at Hermione with a strange expression. "Really?"

"Of course it's true!"

The little witch looked smug and said triumphantly, "Ms. Grey said that Ms. Ravenclaw values ​​knowledge and wisdom more, and I finally understand what that means."

"What do you mean?" Andy asked quickly.

"Of course, it's an attitude of thirst for knowledge!"

Hermione looked at Andy and said, "After you left last night, I've been reading in the library. As I read, I seemed to lose track of time and read one book after another."

"When I realized something was wrong, I found that it was still dark outside, but I had already finished reading six or seven books."

"Hiss—" Andy gasped.

Hermione continued, "I panicked a little, but I quickly realized that I seemed to have triggered some kind of magic left behind by Lady Ravenclaw."

"There, I didn't feel tired at all, so I read all the books in one go!"

Andy looked on with envy, wondering why such a good thing hadn't happened to him.

"So what did you gain?" Andy pressed.

"No!"

Hermione shook her head in disappointment. "My mind is still a bit muddled. There's too much in the book; I can't remember it all."

Andy was also somewhat disappointed upon hearing this.

What's the difference between reading a book without focusing on the key points and not reading it at all?

Andy felt a pang of melancholy. What secrets had Lady Ravenclaw left in those books?

"Hahahaha—"

The little witch suddenly burst into laughter, looking at Andy triumphantly. "Andy, you don't actually believe that, do you?"

Andy: "..."

The little witch laughed heartily, "I came up with this idea last night, and I even rehearsed it before going to bed. You really fell for it!"

So you're really kidding me?

Andy, annoyed and embarrassed, ruffled the little witch's hair, making a mess of it.

What's wrong with the atmosphere at Ravenclaw?

Even Hermione, the model student, has learned to lie now?

Are there any honest people left in this world?

It's all Dumbledore's fault!

Don't mess up my hair.

Hermione waved Andy's hand away, a smirk playing on her lips. "Serves you right for always lying. Now you've finally been fooled, haven't you?"

Andy stared at the ceiling speechlessly, never expecting that one day he would fall for a little girl.

Great!

Hermione straightened her hair and said, "I really have discovered some secrets."

If I ever trust you again, I'm a dog.

Andy refused to believe it. "Let's go eat first. I went to bed too late last night and I'm starving."

"It's true!"

Hermione quickly said, "I read six or seven books last night and really discovered some secrets."

Andy: "..."

At this point, whether you believe it or not, it seems a bit foolish.

"Let's go eat first, and we can talk while we eat."

Andy glanced at the little witch and noticed that her eyes were a little red.

"You really watched all night? Didn't I tell you to get some rest?" Andy said.

"I wasn't paying attention for a moment."

Hermione yawned. "When I noticed the time, it was already past ten in the morning. I'll go to bed early tonight so I won't be late for class tomorrow."

Fine!

Upon entering the Great Hall, Andy and Hermione sat down at the Ravenclaw table.

After eating a quick bite, Hermione began to recount her discovery from the previous night: "I read in a book that Egypt is the birthplace of magical knowledge."

"This is a consensus among many scholars," Andy nodded.

Hermione continued, "The ancient Egyptians used hieroglyphics to record magic. The books say that magic was created in the form of the god Heka shortly after the creation of the world..."

Hermione rambled on about many records of the ancient Egyptian magical world, including myths, religious legends, and cultural events.

At the end, Hermione looked longingly at the end, saying, "The magic of ancient Egypt is truly fascinating."

Ancient Egypt?

Andy also became interested in the magical world of ancient Egypt. If he had the chance in the future, he could go there for a trip and meet the wizards there.

"Is that all?" Andy asked.

Hermione glared at Andy. "Isn't that enough? If you want to explore the origins of magic, you could go to Egypt."

Andy spread his hands helplessly and said, "Before we go to Egypt, we must first learn the ancient runes. Otherwise, even if we discover something, we won't be able to understand its meaning."

(End of this chapter)