The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

The feud between Harry and Snape has been going on for a long time, since Harry first entered school... no, even earlier.

Snape had hated Harry since he was a baby.

How unforgettable and hateful is this?

And according to the laws of physics...the effects of forces are reciprocal.

Snape hated Harry, and Harry naturally hated Snape.

Today, this mutually hostile relationship has been maintained for more than a year - as long as one of the two people is unlucky, the other can be happy for several days.

"Harry, Severus has been working at Hogwarts for more than ten years. He is an excellent professor and we all trust him." Dumbledore said with a serious face.

Harry: "..."

Professor, do you believe what you say?

If an anonymous poll were held at Hogwarts to select the most annoying professor, Harry felt that Snape would be the well-deserved first place.

"Harry, maybe you are biased against Severus, but we can't doubt a person for no reason just because we hate him."

Dumbledore took the opportunity to teach: "At this point, George and Fred are worth learning from."

"Do you know why Filch didn't go to the Great Hall dinner on Halloween? Because George and Fred used Transfiguration to conjure a cat, and they played a trick on Filch."

"But when Filch was suspected, they stood up immediately. They testified on Filch's behalf that he had a legitimate reason for not going to the auditorium."

Harry was shocked when he heard this.

During the summer vacation a few months ago, Harry lived in the Burrow for a while. Of course he knew how much the Weasley twins hated Filch - they started planning during the summer vacation how to tease Filch after school started. .

"Professor, I..." Harry looked ashamed.

Dumbledore looked pleased and corrected his mistakes. Harry was really a good boy. "Harry, it's not terrible to make mistakes. You didn't come to Hogwarts just to learn magic. More importantly, you have to learn magic." The principles of being a human being.”

Harry: No! Professor, what I want to say is that I still doubt Snape.

But...since Professor Dumbledore has said this, I'd better hold back the rest of the words.

As long as I can find evidence, Dumbledore has no reason to continue to trust Snape.

"Oh~"

Dumbledore turned his gaze to Ron, "Harry, your friend is about to wake up."

"Ron!" Harry quickly turned to look at Ron.

"Well……"

Opening his eyes, Ron looked around with a confused expression.

here it is……

Harry, and Dumbledore...?

Is this the principal's office?

"Ron!"

Harry shouted, "Ron, how are you?"

"I..." Ron pressed his head, and memories came flooding back, making Ron's head feel a little swollen.

Dumbledore knocked on the desk lightly, and a glass of water appeared in front of Ron out of thin air. "This is honey water. It can make you feel a little better."

"Thank you, Professor Dumbledore." Ron drank half the glass in one gulp.

"Ron, what happened?" Harry asked impatiently.

"I-I don't know either."

Ron looked confused, "My mind went blank and my body was out of control... I didn't realize that so much time had passed until just now."

Dumbledore asked seriously: "Ron, do you remember when it happened?"

Ron recalled: "Probably yesterday afternoon...Professor Dumbledore, what happened to me?"

Harry said hurriedly: "You have been hit by the Imperius Curse!"

"The Imperius Curse!!?"

Ron looked horrified, but then he didn't know what he thought of, and suddenly changed his words: "That's really cool!"

Harry asked with concern: "Ron, are you feeling uncomfortable in any way?"

"No!"

Ron shook his head, "Except for the swelling in my head, everything else is fine. Brother, to be honest, that feeling is quite comfortable."

Dumbledore said in a serious tone: "Yes, people who are under the Imperius Curse will feel that their brains go blank, and then they will feel extremely happy."

"When the caster wants to control you, you will hear a voice, and then your body will involuntarily follow his orders."

Harry heard this and quickly asked: "Voice? Ron, can you identify whose voice it is? Also, who cast the Imperius Curse on you?"

Ron looked troubled, "Harry, if I knew, I would have told you."

Dumbledore suddenly said: "Okay, Harry. Ron needs to rest now."

"I already understand almost everything. You should go back and rest early! Oh, by the way, don't forget to have dinner."

"Professor, let's go then." Harry and Ron stood up and said.

…

The so-called enemy's road is narrow.

As soon as they walked out of the principal's office, Harry and Ron met Professor Snape.

Harry's expression changed.

He had just complained about Snape to Dumbledore, and now he met Snape... In addition to feeling guilty, Harry seriously suspected that Snape had also complained in the past.

The three of them walked past each other.

Snape had a look of disgust on his face, while Harry and Ron broke out in a cold sweat.

When Snape walked into the principal's office, Ron patted his chest and said, "Thank God, he didn't deduct any points from us."

"He has no reason to deduct points from us." Harry said stubbornly.

"No, he has a reason."

Ron complained: "The two of us walked side by side, taking up too much space in the corridor...Two points from Gryffindor."

Harry: "..."

…

The door of the auditorium.

"Hi! Harry, Ron."

Andy leaned against the wall of the corridor and waved to the two of them, "I knew I would meet you here."

"Good evening, Andy, and Granger." Harry and Ron came over.

Ron made a bitter expression, "I'm so sorry, Dumbledore said I was hit by that... Imperius Curse. I couldn't control myself."

It's really the Imperius Curse.

Andy spread his hands and said: "It doesn't matter, you didn't do anything anyway."

"Thank you!" Ron looked happy.

Hermione couldn't help but asked curiously: "Weasley, what does the person who controls you want you to do?"

"How do I know?" Ron curled his lips.

Andy explained: "The Imperius Curse is not simply about controlling others. The caster will give orders to the person who is cursed, and the person who is cursed will complete the order according to their own behavior."

"Since Ron didn't do anything, it means the caster didn't give the order."

"Is that so..." Hermione muttered, then looked at Andy with a dangerous look.

How do you know so much about the Imperius Curse?