The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 92 Snape: Am I still your confidant?

Feeling pleased with himself for winning, the black-haired wizard said with a touch of arrogance, "The name is written down below, can't you see it yourself?"

Andy: "..."

Ha, quite a temper!

Andy glanced at the inscription beneath the portrait, which read:

Phineas Nigellus Black (1847–1925).

Andy understood; this headmaster was actually quite famous, having been dubbed the most unpopular headmaster in Hogwarts history.

He can be considered the control group for Dumbledore!

However, Dumbledore wasn't exactly a great headmaster. He was a good person and very strong, but he was just average in other aspects.

There are many magic schools in the wizarding world, of which about a dozen are considered prestigious, with Hogwarts ranking seventh.

This ranking is only given out of respect for Dumbledore, after all, he is the president of the International Federation of Wizards, so we have to give him some face.

This shows just how far Hogwarts has fallen.

Andy stopped talking. Time was of the essence, and Andy needed to finish reading this chapter as soon as possible.

Twenty minutes later, Andy put the book, "The Secrets of Cutting-Edge Black Magic," back in its place.

Then I obediently found a chair, sat down, and pretended to be a good boy.

"Hey kid, why did you stop reading?" Principal Black asked bluntly, still waiting for Dumbledore to come back and catch him in the act.

Although he admired dark magic, he didn't think it was a good thing for first-year wizards to learn it.

Andy turned his head and chuckled, everything was understood without words.

"He's a bad boy, I like him!" Principal Blake said with admiration.

"Please don't talk nonsense."

Andy said disapprovingly, "I'm a Ravenclaw student, this is just normal curiosity. After reading it, I felt the book would corrupt me, so I didn't read it."

After a pause, Andy raised an eyebrow and continued, "Is that a good reason? It's all because of a love of learning!"

The group of school principals: "..."

We have never seen such a shameless little wizard!

Principal Black admired him even more; he was a clever little wizard.

The most difficult thing is knowing what you need and being able to resist temptation and find the perfect excuse for your mistakes.

"The Sorting Hat must have made a mistake. You should have come to Slytherin," Headmaster Black said, somewhat displeased.

"I am the Sorting Hat, who never makes a mistake." The Sorting Hat is no longer playing dead; this concerns its innocence.

Mentioning the Sorting Hat, the fat wizard was also somewhat dissatisfied, "Who knows if you made a mistake? Anyway, every year you manage to cram all those naughty kids into Gryffindor."

When it comes to the branch campuses, every president has something to say.

The office was so noisy that it gave Andy a headache.

Andy thought that if Professor McGonagall were here, she would probably have a lot in common with these school principals.

She had also been suffering from the division of labor for a long time!

After waiting for another ten minutes or so, the door to the headmaster's office was suddenly pushed open, and Dumbledore and Snape walked into the office one after the other.

Upon seeing Andy, Snape immediately donned a mask of anguish.

Half an hour ago, he was so slow in speaking that Andy had stopped him from saying a complete sentence.

The pain is like two people arguing, and you're speechless after being verbally attacked. Then, at bedtime, you suddenly recall a brilliant counterattack while lying in bed.

It's a pity it's all gone now!

Moreover, Snape experienced this kind of pain more than once.

During his student days, he was once subjected to the "upside-down bell curse" as a form of discipline.

He was overwhelmed by the superior numbers on the other side and panicked, unable to think of a way to retaliate.

Later, he realized that he could take on four opponents by himself.

Sorry to be late!

When Snape went to see Malfoy earlier, he felt a tightness in his chest. He should have just deducted points from Andy's score back then, regardless of what he said.

"Headmaster, have you found Malfoy?" Andy asked hurriedly.

Dumbledore nodded. "When we found him, the boy had already fainted. Collins, thank you so much this time..."

Before Dumbledore could finish speaking, Snape hurriedly began his tattling, "Headmaster Dumbledore, Collins was out at the castle at night, and I was..."

Andy quickly said, "Speaking of which, I used the Disillusionment Charm, so how did Professor Snape discover me?"

Snape looked grim; he'd been interrupted again!

Andy continued, "I saw you twitch your nose; did you smell something?"

Snape gave Andy a cold look; it was a little trick he had learned when he was a Death Eater.

At that time, the Death Eaters were powerful, and many people knew a few life-saving spells to escape their pursuit.

Such as Apparition and Disappearance Spell.

Voldemort invented many counter-magic spells at the time.

"alright!"

Dumbledore quickly smoothed things over, saying, "Malfoy has been taken to the school infirmary. Madam Pomfrey has examined him; his injuries are not serious, and he will wake up tomorrow morning."

Andy nodded. He didn't really care about Malfoy. If it weren't for Malfoy being implicated by him, Andy wouldn't have made this trip.

After all, no matter what happens to Malfoy in the future, he is still an eleven-year-old child.

"It's getting late, Collins, you should go back and rest too," Dumbledore said kindly.

Andy shrugged.

Then why did you leave me waiting in the office?

After Andy left, Snape eagerly asked, "How's Malfoy?"

There are some things that can't be said openly in the school clinic, since they involve Voldemort and memory manipulation.

"I've helped him sort out his memories."

Dumbledore's expression was serious. "Malfoy went to the fourth floor, the forbidden area, to confirm whether the Philosopher's Stone was there."

Snape looked at him strangely. "You haven't put it in yet?"

Dumbledore winked mischievously. "Tonight, just two hours earlier than Malfoy."

Snape: "..."

Snape had a curse in his mind, but he didn't know whether he should say it or not.

He was so worried about the restricted area on the fourth floor, fearing that Dumbledore might make a mistake and allow Voldemort to obtain the Philosopher's Stone, thus causing Voldemort to be resurrected.

As it turned out, that old geezer didn't put the magic stone in at all.

Am I no longer your confidant?

"It seems Voldemort will be making his move soon," Dumbledore said gravely.

He understood Voldemort; once Voldemort decided to break off relations, he would act quickly.

Because Dumbledore won't give him another chance.

"Of course I know!"

Snape was getting impatient. "But you've already made two mistakes!"

Dumbledore looked apologetic. "I'm very sorry about what happened to Malfoy."

Snape didn't care about any of that. "I just want to end all this as soon as possible. You know... the Dark Lord is in danger right now."

Dumbledore still looked apologetic.

The reason he rushed over was to stop Snape from stopping Malfoy.

Anyone in Hogwarts could stop Malfoy, except Snape.