The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Chapter 442 Snape: Collins, you are more terrifying than the truth of the dimension

"Professor Snape?"

After arriving at the agreed place, Andy looked around and asked in a low voice: "Are you there?"

From the shadow under a boulder, Snape's figure slowly appeared, "Collins...there are only twenty minutes left before execution time.

Andy felt strong resentment from Snape.

It looked like... he had been waiting here for a long time.

The execution time was ten o'clock in the morning, and it was already nine forty. As for the time Andy and Snape separated... it was a little after seven-thirty.

In other words, Andy has been on his own for two hours.

"Feel sorry!"

Andy said, "I'm ten minutes late."

Snape: "..."

He said we would meet at half past nine, but that was really just talk.

This is Azkaban, an isolated island, a bigger place. Except for Azkaban Prison, there is not even a piece of bird poop to be seen here.

Snape came back around eight o'clock, and he waited for Andy here for an hour and a half.

He almost thought Andy was dead!

Snape looked at Andy with strange eyes... It took him so long to come back, which meant that Andy had really discovered something, and it was something very important.

Otherwise Andy would not have been able to delay for so long.

"Peter Pettigrew is imprisoned on the top floor of Azkaban, with four beaters guarding the door."

Since he came back late, Andy was ready to tell some useful information, "Actually, if we attack by force, we can also save people. But if Azkaban is destroyed, the people inside may escape."

"And I'm not sure how long it will take for support from the Ministry of Magic to arrive."

"So... using a portkey to save people is indeed a good idea."

Portkeys cannot be used in Azkaban Prison, where defensive magic is very strong.

But there are not so many restrictions outside.

Only Apparition is restricted on the isolated island. Only special methods from the Ministry of Magic can directly Apparate to the island.

Snape gave Andy a sarcastic look.

Through the Ministry of Magic's insiders, he and Dumbledore had known this information for a long time.

What Andy said is worthless.

In fact, Snape really wanted to ask Andy, what on earth did you do after disappearing for more than two hours?

only……

Snape felt that if he asked, Andy would have a 90% chance of telling him - because this kid couldn't keep secrets at all.

But there is a 100% probability that Andy will ask Snape to explain everything.

This made Snape hesitate - because Andy's mouth couldn't keep secrets at all.

In Snape's opinion, rather than believing Andy's words, it is better to believe that Voldemort will change his mind and become a good person.

"Collins... what did you find after you disappeared for so long?" After hesitating for a moment, Snape asked the question in his heart.

Just as Andy had guessed before.

Andy once told Snape that when the Resurrection Stone absorbed the power behind the curtain, his mind was almost frozen by that power.

This made Snape realize that the dementors wandering in Azkaban had very similar powers to the legendary God of Death.

Invisible to Muggles, it can also absorb happiness and souls, as well as the coldness that is carried with you and goes straight to the soul...

So Snape really wanted to study Dementors.

But Snape is an adult after all, and he will put his mission first. So he just observed for a while and did not take any action.

But Andy disappeared for two hours!

Andy's eyes were a little playful, "Professor, how about we make a deal...?"

Snape: I knew this kid couldn't keep a secret!

"Don't tell anyone!" Snape warned.

"Of course, this is a secret between the two of us."

Andy smiled, and then said: "But... Professor, you have to answer me a question."

Snape nodded grimly.

"The former owner of Azkaban was called Extis, and there are some records about him in the restricted area of ​​Hogwarts."

Andy spoke calmly: "There is a basement in Azkaban, which is blocked by the Ministry of Magic."

"Actually, there is nothing there. Everything inside has been evacuated by the Ministry of Magic. But there is a secret room in the basement. There are some murals painted on the walls and ceiling of the secret room."

Snape said sarcastically: "So... you just studied the mural for two hours?"

"of course not!"

Andy said: "The murals there are magical. As long as you touch the murals, you will enter the world inside the murals."

Upon hearing this, Snape thought Andy had been trapped in the mural for two hours.

Just listen to Andy continue: "Of course I won't be that stupid. I will go and test it myself."

"I sent the guardian angel in..."

"In order to find a way out, I conducted a total of three experiments."

Snape: "..."

This sounds even stupider!

A world of murals... In order to find a solution, I wasted two hours and conducted three experiments.

Especially at such a critical moment!

Snape felt that Andy's behavior was like a child satisfying his curiosity.

"Professor, have you heard of the dimensional world?"

Without waiting for Snape to answer, Andy said to himself: "The two-dimensional world only has length and width, while the three-dimensional world has length, width, and height at the same time. So the world in our eyes is three-dimensional. "

"If you want to complete the dimensionality upgrade from the two-dimensional world to the three-dimensional world, you need to add a height to the length and width..."

"..."

"... If you want to move from the three-dimensional world to the four-dimensional world, you need to add another timeline in addition to the length, width and height..."

Andy briefly explained his understanding of dimensions.

"But that's not the most interesting thing."

Andy continued: "The most interesting thing is that the thoughts of the people in the paintings are injected by us. Their bodies are paintings, so they cannot come out, but... their thoughts can come out."

"What about the soul?"

"The soul is a substance that transcends the real world. It may come from the four-dimensional world. And after we die... it will return to the four-dimensional world - the final destination of the soul!"

"Professor...isn't this scary?"

Snape: "..."

I have to say that if Andy's guess is true, then the truth of the world is indeed very terrifying.

Perhaps the beings in those higher-dimensional worlds control human beings through their souls.

But these things are too far away.

Moreover, human power cannot resist it, and even fear is useless.

So Snape only recovered from his daze for a moment.

In comparison, what frightened Snape even more was the little wizard in front of him - Andy Collins.

His perspective on things is always different from ordinary people.

He seeks the truth, discovers it, and attempts to master forces far beyond human control.

One day, one person will destroy this world.

Snape believed that that person might be the little wizard in front of him.