The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 96 They finally broke up.

"What clues did you find?" Andy asked.

Harry is, after all, the protagonist of the original story, and Andy dares not underestimate the clues he discovers, as they might play an important role.

"We asked Hagrid, and he said the guard at the entrance to the restricted area on the fourth floor is a three-headed dog named Lou Williams."

Harry said, "We know how to deal with it."

After saying that, Harry kept looking at Andy, waiting for Andy's reply.

"A clue?" Andy raised an eyebrow.

Harry: Isn't this a clue?

Andy couldn't help but put his hand to his forehead.

I thought you had tracked down Quirrell, but it turns out your so-called clues are actually just clues to getting through the level.

"and then?"

Andy patiently asked, "What do you plan to do once you're inside? Are you planning to stay there the whole time?"

Harry was taken aback by the question.

He knew someone wanted to steal the magic stone, so he always tried his best to protect it.

But he had no specific plan on how to protect it.

Harry had actually considered telling the professor.

He and Andy wrote a letter to Dumbledore and spoke with Professor McGonagall. Professor McGonagall told him that the school would handle the matter and that he just needed to focus on his studies.

After his failed attempt to sneak into the Forbidden Forest, Harry was actually ready to give up.

But with Professor Don and Malfoy being attacked one after another, coupled with misunderstandings and suspicions from others—driven by his sense of justice, Harry finally made his decision.

He must protect the Philosopher's Stone and capture the attacker himself.

"We can take the Philosopher's Stone out and hide it somewhere no one can find it," Ron suggested, offering a "reliable" idea.

Andy: "..."

Hermione: "..."

Andy couldn't understand Ron's thought process at all.

"Dumbledore could have done this himself."

Andy said expressionlessly, "And I once suggested to Dumbledore that we could put the Philosopher's Stone into a Muggle rocket and launch it into outer space, but he wouldn't listen."

"What's a rocket?" Ron asked, completely bewildered.

"You actually know about rockets!" Harry and Hermione exclaimed in surprise.

Andy shrugged. "So what? I can also write computer programs. Am I proud of that?"

"In short, your plan is completely unreliable."

Andy didn't want to say more, and called to Hermione, "Let's go, I'm starving."

The little witch was very clever. "Tell me," she said, "why did Dumbledore put the Philosopher's Stone at Hogwarts?"

For fishing, of course!

Andy remembered that in the movie, Dumbledore ultimately destroyed the Philosopher's Stone.

In other words, the Philosopher's Stone is Dumbledore's bait, specifically used for fishing.

It's difficult to judge whether this matter is right or wrong.

But Andy believed that Dumbledore should not do it as headmaster, nor should he do it in the school.

"Who knows?" Andy replied casually.

……

For the next two days, the castle was filled with tension and fear.

The professors patrol the castle daily, and young wizards must be in groups of at least three to move freely within its walls. The student council presidents, both male and female, as well as the prefects of each house, are assigned to different floors.

Under immense pressure, everyone looked tense, as if a major battle was about to break out at any moment.

"Mr. Collins, Miss Granger."

Penelope Crivart, the Ravenclaw prefect, stopped the two and said with a helpless tone, "School rules state that you must be in a group of three or more to move around freely in the castle. I think I've said that many times already."

Andy sighed. "I remember explaining it many times, the two of us can do it."

"You can't convince me like that."

Krivat said seriously, "The school is facing a huge threat right now, and the professors and prefects are working hard to maintain order in the castle."

"If you still don't follow the rules, then I'll have to take you to Professor Flitwick's office."

Upon hearing the keyword "tell the professor," the little witch panicked. "Andy..."

Andy sighed. "Okay, I'll be careful."

In fact, Andy didn't think having more people was of any use.

Given the skill level of these young wizards, they would surely turn and run away the moment an attacker appears, and a stampede might even occur.

However, saying that was a bit hurtful, since Krivat was just being conscientious and responsible.

"Bye-bye, senior!" Andy waved.

At the entrance to the Great Hall, Andy was once again blocked by Harry and Ron.

"Andy, Professor Dumbledore has left the school," Harry said urgently.

Andy was taken aback.

Is Voldemort finally about to make his move?

Not only Andy, but Hermione also thought of this. The fact that Harry and Ron came to Andy shows that they had thought of it too.

Before Hermione could speak, Ron quickly interrupted, "Don't mention telling the professor. We just came back from Professor McGonagall."

Hermione pursed her lips. "What did Professor McGonagall say?"

Ron pursed his lips. "She told us to go back to our dorms and rest. The professors will handle this."

"I think Professor McGonagall is right."

Hermione raised her chin slightly. "If we can all think of it, the professor can certainly think of it too. Or... do you all think you're the only ones who are smart?"

"You...!" Ron exclaimed angrily.

"alright!"

Andy interrupted, "Hermione is right, this is not something we can interfere with."

"I shouldn't have contacted you!"

Ron was a little angry. "Harry, let's go!"

After Harry and Ron left, Hermione looked at Andy apologetically, "Andy, I'm sorry, I..."

"It's okay."

Andy smiled, not minding at all. "You'll meet many people in your life. If you get along, you'll walk together for a while; if you don't, you'll part ways. It's nothing."

To be honest, Andy breathed a sigh of relief when Ron and Harry left.

They never had anything in common, and their values ​​were incompatible, so it was only a matter of time before they parted ways.

It's better to do it sooner rather than later.

So when Ron and Harry came to find her this time, Andy didn't stop Hermione like he had before.

In addition, Hermione herself was already somewhat dissatisfied with the two of them.

In a way, Andy did take advantage of the little witch.

"Don't think about these things."

Andy shrugged. "I just got a lecture from my senior and had a falling out with my friend. I need to have a big meal tonight to soothe my wounded heart."

The little witch wasn't in such a good mood. "Do you think Quirrell will really make his move tonight?"

"How would I know?" Andy shook his head.

Judging from the current situation, Quirrell seems to be much smarter than he is in the movies.

At least they knew how to feint to the east while attacking in the west, so they created a diversion.

"We must trust the professor."

Having gotten rid of Harry and Ron, Andy was in high spirits. "Headmaster Dumbledore is the greatest wizard of the 20th century. Surely he can't even catch a dark wizard?"

(End of this chapter)