The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Andy nodded, that's what he meant.

Today, the International Statute of Secrecy has only been in effect for more than 300 years, so there must have been traces of wizards in Muggle history more than 300 years ago.

But throughout Muggle history, apart from vague medieval witch hunts, there seems to be no other record of wizards and magic.

Moreover, the hunt for witches in the Middle Ages was recast as a political act to "stabilize church rule" and had nothing to do with witches.

According to records, during the hundreds of years of witch trials, hundreds of thousands of women throughout Europe were criticized as witches and were brutally executed.

But there aren't that many witches in the wizarding world.

So Muggle history must have been artificially altered.

When there are no records in history books, wizards and magic naturally become folk tales passed down orally.

Coupled with various doubts in the history of magic...

So Andy speculated that the history of the magical world has also been artificially changed.

Take Merlin for example.

In the knowledge of the magic world, Merlin is a real person, but the Kingdom of Camelot where Merlin works is not mentioned at all in the history of magic books.

Let's talk about the Deathly Hallows.

The Deathly Hallows also existed, but rumors about the Deathly Hallows could only be circulated in story collections and were considered bedtime stories.

"What is the Muggle legend about Merlin?" Andy suddenly asked.

Andy specifically mentioned Merlin when they were on the train, so Andy believed that Hermione must have looked up information about Merlin after returning home.

Sure enough, Hermione said: "Merlin is the legendary wizard in Wilson's mythology. As for the story between him and King Arthur... you know it without me telling you."

"But in our Muggle world, people think that Merlin is a fictional character that combines the characteristics of multiple characters and is created through matching."

A fictional character made up?

Indeed, after all, Merlin was involved in magic, which of course could only be fabricated.

Andy didn't continue to ask.

"Actually... even if we have doubts, at least we need to find actual evidence to prove that the truth is indeed what we guessed - someone changed history."

Andy said: "If we can prove that the Deathly Hallows are indeed related to the God of Death, then it can be proved... that gods did exist in the history of the wizarding world."

Hermione immediately became interested.

Apart from her hidden adventurous gene, Hermione's favorite thing is to solve mysterious puzzles.

What's more, this time it's still related to the legendary gods.

"Andy, what do you want to do?"

Hermione asked: "Have you collected all three Deathly Hallows?"

Andy would really like to do that if he could.

But in actual operation, it may be a little troublesome.

Especially the elder wand, also known as the Elder Wand!

The Deathly Hallows must have appeared in the original "Harry Potter" books, and played a huge role in Harry's victory over Voldemort.

It is currently known that the Invisibility Cloak is in Harry's hands.

Voldemort is related to the Gaunt family, so Andy has reason to suspect that the Resurrection Stone is in Voldemort's hands.

What about the Elder Wand?

If we speculate based on the plot arrangement of the novel author, Andy has already guessed whose hand the Elder Wand is.

Albus Dumbledore!

No evidence is needed because that's the plot.

Only in this way can Aunt Luo make the three Deathly Hallows appear reasonably in the plot.

Harry, Voldemort, Dumbledore.

One piece for each of the three of them.

"The mysterious man has Slytherin blood. He is a descendant of the Gaunt family."

Andy analyzed: "So... the Resurrection Stone is very likely to be in the hands of the mysterious man."

Hermione: "..."

Andy continued: "If my guess is correct, then the situation now becomes: Harry and the mysterious man, both have a Deathly Hallows in their hands."

"So guess who will have the last Deathly Hallows?"

Hermione raised her eyebrows and said, "You want to say... Dumbledore?"

Although it is far-fetched, it makes sense somehow.

Hermione thought for a moment and asked, "But how are we going to find out about this?"

Isabel stood aside and listened quietly, her little face already wrinkled.

Is such a major secret really suitable for her to hear?

Isabel felt that she was still too young to snatch the Deathly Hallows from Voldemort and Dumbledore.

If you rush forward, you will die!

"Andy, I think you'd better reconsider the price comparison. I don't want to attend your funeral before I'm ten years old." Isabel said in a dilemma.

Andy: "?"

Snapped!

Patting the little girl's head, Andy continued: "Hermione, do you think the mysterious man will read "The Tales of Beedle the Bard"?"

Hermione looked strange.

The big devil and bedtime stories...the style of painting doesn't match at all!

Hermione couldn't imagine Voldemort reading fairy tales before going to bed - that would be too strange!

"You mean..."

Hermione said excitedly: "It's very possible that the mysterious person doesn't know about the Deathly Hallows at all?"

Andy smiled, raised his eyebrows and said, "So... we can go to Gunter's old house and have a look, maybe we will find something new!"

Hermione nodded.

Harry is a classmate and Dumbledore is the principal. Therefore, the only Deathly Hallows she and Andy can currently obtain is the Resurrection Stone of the Gaunt family.

"Then the Gaunt family..." Hermione asked carefully, "They...?"

Andy spread his hands and said: "There are no heirs. Oh, except for the mysterious man."

Hermione raised her eyebrows. Since the Gaunt family was extinct, there was no psychological burden.

As for Voldemort...

Taking Voldemort's things was an act of heroism and justice.

Worth encouraging!

"Let's go!"

Andy said: "I'll take you to visit other places in the village. I'll stay in the cemetery, which is a bit eye-catching."

Hermione breathed a sigh of relief, "Why don't we go visit Mrs. Bagshot? If we finish the things today, we can have fun all day tomorrow."

Andy thought for a while and said, "That's fine."

Hermione chuckled and said, "The main thing is that things are pressing in my heart, and I may be tossing and turning at night and unable to sleep."

Andy suggested: "I have experience in this area. I recommend you learn Occlumency. When your brain is confused, you can use Occlumency to empty your brain, so that you can fall asleep quickly."

"Okay! I'll try it." Hermione smiled.

Andy greeted, "Let's go, Isa!"

The little girl followed Andy and Hermione sluggishly, her little face twisted into a tangle.

They were going to steal Voldemort's treasure. Should he follow them?

"No matter, the mysterious man is dead anyway, there is nothing to be afraid of!" Isabel cheered secretly in her heart.