The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

"Ms. Ravenclaw also writes poetry?"

Andy pulled the book out from the bookshelf and joked: "It's quite sentimental."

I flipped through it casually.

The poems written by witches are naturally different from the poems written by Muggles. After all, they have different worldviews and their perspectives on things are naturally different.

If you look at it from a Muggle perspective, Ms. Ravenclaw's poems are very fairy tale-like, and it seems like a princess who is ignorant of the world is expressing her emotions.

But if you look at it from a wizard's perspective, there are traces of magic everywhere.

Just like this poem, the main idea is: I am in a good mood today, there is snow in the sky, and it turns into flowers when it falls on the ground.

Isn't this the art of transfiguration?

There is also a poem to the effect of: I know a lot of people, but I don’t want to know what they really think, because that would make me sad.

Isn't this the effect of Legilimency?

When Andy was learning Occlumency, he had read information on Legilimency.

Legilimency is a very dangerous magic. Without a good attitude, the end result of abusing Legilimency is autism.

In severe cases, they may even commit suicide.

Andy looked through it roughly, and I have to say that Ms. Ravenclaw is still very sentimental.

She wrote many spell-casting tips and some of the dangers of magic into her poems.

"Hmm..." Andy sat down with his book and pondered secretly in his heart.

Rumors spread that Ms. Ravenclaw died of illness. It is said that her daughter was not very young when she died.

In other words, Ms. Ravenclaw might have been in her forties when she died.

Even in the Muggle world, such an age is considered an untimely death, let alone in the wizarding world where the average person lives longer.

Andy has lived in the magical world for more than ten years, and he has never heard of any wizard dying of illness.

Most of the patients in St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries had problems with spellcasting or had magical accidents while studying magic. A small number of them were injured in battles.

"The cause of death remains a mystery..."

Andy is more convinced that Ms. Ravenclaw died of a serious magical accident rather than a so-called illness.

"Why!"

Andy sighed, took out a few more books, found a seat and continued reading.

A shadow seemed to flash before his eyes, and Andy looked up, "Ms. Gray?"

Andy has not seen Ms. Gray since the last time she spoke to her.

Andy felt that she seemed to be avoiding him again.

"Aren't you going to give up?" Ms. Gray was floating in the air, her expression vaguely arrogant.

Andy touched his nose and said, "I am a wizard, so of course I have to do something consistent with my status."

Andy had actually guessed Ms. Gray's identity. He was looking for the things left by her mother. At this moment, he would naturally feel a little uncomfortable seeing Ms. Ravenclaw's daughter.

"Conforming to the identity?" This was the first time Ms. Gray heard this statement.

"Have you ever met anyone from the Ministry of Magic?"

Andy asked, and then asked and answered himself: "In my opinion, those people are just Muggles who can use magic, and they are not wizards at all."

Ms. Gray understood somewhat.

The same was true for the Big Four back then. Although they established Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for their ideals, they never gave up their own magic research.

Andy continued: "I think studying magic and pursuing the mysteries of ancient wizards is what a wizard should do."

Ms. Gray slowly turned around and looked at the rows of bookshelves in the library, "Looking like you are going to yield no results."

Andy: "?"

"Ms. Ravenclaw values ​​knowledge and wisdom more," Ms. Gray said.

Andy's expression was stunned. This was the second time Ms. Gray said this.

It's just that Andy has never been able to figure out what knowledge and wisdom actually mean.

Logically speaking, a little witch like Hermione should be in line with Ms. Ravenclaw's wishes.

This is also the reason why Hermione lied to Andy. She read all the books here in one night, and Andy immediately believed her.

Seeing that Andy was still confused, Ms. Gray shook her head, her eyes seemed to say: Rotten wood cannot be carved.

Ms. Gray left, but Andy was no longer interested in reading.

Knowledge and Wisdom…

This is the second time Ms. Gray has hinted.

"Even Dumbledore couldn't find it, which shows that Ms. Ravenclaw is not using common magic."

Andy thought to himself: "So...either it meets certain conditions, or it has to trigger some kind of magic mechanism."

…

After an unknown amount of time, the library door was pushed open, and Andy realized that he had been sitting in the library all night.

Andy cursed secretly, he was really carried away by the legend.

Meeting Hermione in the common room, the two went to the Great Hall for breakfast.

As soon as he arrived at the auditorium, Andy took a big bite of melon.

Malfoy was attacked by Harry again!

To be precise, Malfoy was attacked again, but it's not yet known who the murderer was.

Harry and Ron were also in the Great Hall, sitting at the Gryffindor table for dinner.

At this moment, Harry was as if Voldemort was here in person, and no one dared to sit within three meters of him.

Hermione glanced at Andy accusingly: Look, Malfoy is taking the blame for you again.

Andy murmured in a low voice: "Think about it, if I hadn't made the suggestion to drive Quirrell out of Hogwarts, Malfoy might not be the only one who was attacked."

Hermione thought about it and immediately believed Andy's fallacy.

"I didn't say what you did was wrong."

Hermione also lowered her voice and said, "But... forget it! It's better for Malfoy to be attacked than for you to be attacked."

Andy looked at Hermione in shock.

Is this still the three good students in the original work?

Your personality is ruined!

Andy immediately thought of his mother Helen. She was also a serious Gryffindor when she was young, but since she got together with her father Kyle, she immediately abandoned her Gryffindor beliefs.

Think about Helen’s class.

Normal Gryffindor: become Voldemort after graduation.

Helen: It’s a courtesy to run first.

I heard from Helen that only one person from Gryffindor in her generation had defected to Voldemort, and it was said that he was from the Black family.

According to Helen, she had already guessed that there was no good person in the Black family.

"What do you think I'm doing?" Hermione was a little embarrassed, and she didn't know why she said that.

"It's okay, it's good." Andy was very satisfied. You are in line with the tradition of our Collins family.

As he was talking, Filch suddenly walked into the auditorium and pasted a piece of parchment on the wall of the auditorium.

A group of little wizards cheered and surrounded him.

Andy saw that all three roommates had passed by, so he didn't rush over to watch.

Soon, the three roommates withdrew from the crowd.

Before Andy went over to ask, he saw the three of them walking over together.

Anthony had a bad smile on his face, "Andy, the three of us will follow you from now on."