The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Andy: "..."

Hermione looked at Andy with strange eyes, "Andy, you ran away from her."

"You asked too." Andy didn't want to take the blame.

Hermione raised her chin proudly, "But she answered my question. We now know that the founder of the Room of Requirement is Ms. Ravenclaw."

Andy raised his hands in surrender.

"Actually, I almost have the answer to my question."

Andy analyzed: "The four founders should all have secrets passed down, but the secrets are not necessarily all in the same room."

Hermione asked curiously: "Andy, are you going to pursue these secrets?"

"If there are clues, investigate. If there are no clues, forget it." Andy's schedule for the next period of time is already full, but he has no interest in adding new work to himself.

Learning magic is the most important thing, and Andy doesn't want to sacrifice it for the sake of it.

Moreover, there are no clues about the secrets of Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, and even if they investigate, they will be clueless.

…

After reading a book in the library for a while, Andy and Hermione quietly left the Ravenclaw lounge after it was dark at night.

In front of the wall of the Room of Requirement.

Hermione raised her eyebrows and asked, "Are you coming, or am I coming?"

"I'll do it!" Andy said.

Hermione nodded and stepped aside to avoid interfering with the Room of Requirement's ingestion of outside information.

"I want to enter the original room of the Room of Requirement!"

Andy walked back and forth in the corridor three times, and the door to the Room of Requirement slowly appeared.

"It's here!" Hermione exclaimed, her little face full of excitement.

They are about to unlock the true secret of the Room of Requirement.

Andy opened the door to the Room of Requirement and walked in with Hermione.

"Is this what the Room of Requirement looked like at the beginning?" Hermione looked around, her tone unable to tell whether she was surprised or disappointed.

It looks like a combination of a study and an office, with several bookshelves, a chair, and a desk. The room is very gorgeously decorated and has many exquisite ornaments.

But these things have nothing to do with the so-called ‘big secret’.

"I think this is where Ms. Ravenclaw studies magic."

Andy touched the bookshelf built along the wall and said calmly: "Actually, it can be seen from the stairs in the castle and the way the Room of Requirement appears that Ms. Ravenclaw's character seems a bit... naughty? "

"She may be a fun-loving person, but when she is alone, what she longs for most is silence!"

Hermione rolled her eyes at Andy when she heard this.

Naughty?

Hermione would never admit that this was a Ravenclaw lady's character.

How could such a great witch be such a naughty person?

"I think this may be a test left to us by Ms. Ravenclaw, just like the stairs of the castle and the Room of Requirement. We must use our wisdom to discover the truth." Hermione said firmly.

Andy glanced at the books on the bookshelf, then took out one and flipped through it.

"Did you know? Ms. Ravenclaw died of illness." Andy said while flipping through the book.

"Yeah! I've seen it in the book." Hermione nodded, then looked at Andy doubtfully.

Andy handed the book in his hand to Hermione and motioned for Hermione to take a look.

Hermione took the book with a curious look on her face, flipped through a few pages, and wondered, "Is this a book of poetry and prose?"

Andy nodded, "Guo Hui Yi Yao!"

The world's impressions of Ms. Ravenclaw are almost always beautiful, smart, and full of wisdom.

There is also a record in the book: There is a teasing smile on his face, which is beautiful, but a little intimidating.

Teasing is not a good word.

"Didn't you notice? There are actually some contradictions in what we know about Ms. Ravenclaw and some of her practices." Andy's tone was a little complicated.

Hermione thought about it, and it seemed like that was the case.

It seems unlikely that a beautiful, smart, proud, and even intimidating woman would design the castle stairs like that.

The word 'affable' is never mentioned in the book's description of Ms. Ravenclaw.

Of course, the records in the book are not necessarily correct.

"What did you find?" Hermione asked looking at Andy.

Andy spread his hands and said, "I think...Ms. Ravenclaw is probably suffering from depression."

Hermione: "..."

"Andy, you're going too far!" Hermione looked at Andy seriously.

As a student of Ravenclaw Academy, Hermione had great respect for the founder of the academy.

"Ms. Ravenclaw has a very high pursuit of magic,"

Andy said calmly: "But she is too smart. She wants to use tricks to realize her dream, but the fake will always be fake."

"She can't accept this reality!"

There is no doubt that Ms. Ravenclaw is pursuing the realm of having her dreams come true.

But in a stable state of magic, all your wishes come true is just an unattainable dream, and no one can achieve it.

So Ms. Ravenclaw found another way, she wanted to achieve the same goal through other methods.

That is combination magic!

But smart people think a lot, know a lot, want to pursue a lot, and have extremely high requirements for quality.

This is a kind of psychological torture.

In addition, the fanatical pursuit of magic also caused Ms. Ravenclaw to neglect her daughter. It was the final straw for the Ravenclaw lady when her daughter stole her diadem.

I have been chasing a dream all my life, but when I look back, I find that I have ignored the most important relatives around me.

This is undoubtedly a tragedy.

After listening to Andy's explanation, Hermione fell silent.

Although these are just Andy's speculations, the so-called evidence is also far-fetched. But for some reason, Hermione felt that this might be the truth about Ms. Ravenclaw.

Otherwise Lady Ravenclaw would not have died young.

"What about you, Andy?"

Hermione suddenly asked: "In my opinion, the dream you want to pursue is even more out of reach than Ms. Ravenclaw's dream."

"me?"

Andy laughed, "I'm cheating!"

Although Andy's hook is not particularly powerful, he is at the lowest level among all time travellers. But those five attributes on the right side of the system can definitely change Andy's future.

Magic, soul, heart, mind, will!

These five attributes are definitely much more important than the five talents on the left side of the system.

This is the core of the plug-in!

Without continuing the topic, Andy continued: "Check this room! Look for any out-of-print magic books or manuscripts."