The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

I’ll just say it!

Andy looked like 'that's it' and patted Snape's arm comfortingly.

Man...ugh! Condolences.

No wonder Snape wanted to go to the Department of Mysteries so much to see the curtains in the Hall of Death. The same goes for going to Azkaban this time. The time was set by Snape, and it was Snape who proposed the separate actions.

He's been taking a lot of initiative lately.

Andy was a little confused at first, but now he understands.

It turns out that it was because I felt uncomfortable seeing Lily suffer!

Andy recalled it.

Indeed, more than one person told Andy about this, and even "The Story of Three Brothers" recorded this - the souls of the dead summoned by the Resurrection Stone were desperate and empty.

They will pull you with them to your death.

Judging from the information Andy received, Lily should be the enthusiastic, cheerful, sunny and generous type. She is very smart and is willing to help her classmates.

Andy glanced at Snape - it seemed that he already believed that the summoned soul was Lily, but he thought that Lily had been sucked away from all the happiness and hope by the world of the dead.

This idea... to be honest, it's a bit romantic.

Doesn't he have the slightest suspicion?

Wait a moment……

Andy suddenly thought of something.

After Dumbledore saw the Resurrection Stone, he couldn't wait to borrow it because he wanted to see his sister.

But Andy still clearly remembers that Dumbledore once said: The Deathly Hallows are just high-level alchemical items, and the souls of the dead summoned by the Resurrection Stone are just the impression of the dead in our hearts.

When he said these words, his whole body was shining with the brilliance of a wise man.

Lied to me?

It was this sentence that made Andy question the origin of the Deathly Hallows for a long time.

However, whether it was Dumbledore's reaction to seeing the Resurrection Stone or his opposition to Andy's continued pursuit of Death...this information seems to prove that Dumbledore never believed that the Deathly Hallows were fake.

Otherwise, there is no need for him to be serious.

Old liar!

Andy cursed secretly, and then asked: "Professor, how much do you know about Extis?"

Snape said calmly: "I've only heard of this name."

Andy spread his hands and said: "When I first learned about Dementors, I thought that Dementors were the product of studying the Obscurus. But the more I learned about them, the more I felt that the abilities of Dementors were very similar to those of the God of Death. picture."

"Extis's research direction may be the magic of death."

"One more thing... Only wizards can give birth to Obscurus, but Extis captured many Muggles for experiments."

Snape didn't take up the topic.

He really didn't know much about Extis.

Because in Snape's opinion, instead of studying the behavior of a dead person, it is better to study Dementors directly.

After exchanging information with Andy, Snape even felt that Dementors were the product of studying Death. Snape felt anxious every time he thought about this.

Lily is still suffering in that world!

He couldn't wait to resurrect Lily.

Unlike Andy, Snape never questioned the authenticity of the Deathly Hallows - because Andy told him that Dumbledore had borrowed the Resurrection Stone.

Dumbledore already believed that the Resurrection Stone was real, so did he still need to question the authenticity?

In the wizarding world, Dumbledore is the authority!

What's more, Andy also said that the Resurrection Stone can absorb the power behind the curtain - that curtain is now placed in the Death Hall of the Department of Mysteries.

"professor……"

Andy suddenly said: "If you want to study Dementors...can you share the research results with me? In exchange, I can also help you."

Snape looked at Andy deeply for a while, and then said: "Collins... I will use the time turner again at nine o'clock tonight."

Andy's eyes lit up when he heard this, "Professor, take me."

I have to say that tonight is indeed the perfect time to invade the Ministry of Magic.

First of all, the top management of the Ministry of Magic was attacked, and they now have no energy to take care of the Ministry of Magic's affairs.

Secondly, the Death Eaters had just attacked Azkaban, rescued the felon Peter Pettigrew, and injured nearly ten Ministry of Magic employees, including Minister of Magic Fudge.

In a normal person's mind, the 'Death Eaters' should be hiding in the corner and trembling.

Finally, in order to save the face of the Ministry of Magic, the uninjured Aurors and Strikers should still be looking for traces of Death Eaters all over the world, instead of guarding the Ministry of Magic.

Under the circumstances, the Ministry of Magic's defense must be very empty tonight.

Because no one could have imagined that the Death Eaters would invade the Ministry of Magic again that night after attacking Azkaban - this was simply rubbing the Ministry of Magic's face on the ground.

Because no one expected it, tonight's opportunity was a rare one.

"Collins..."

Snape gave him a rare word of advice, "If you want to get information about Dementors, it's best to give up tonight's opportunity."

Andy: "?"

Professor, what do you mean?

Andy looked at Snape in disbelief: Professor, wouldn't it be fun to act with me?

"You were the only one who invaded the Department of Mysteries last time, so Dumbledore did not suspect you."

Snape said slowly: "But if the two of us act together, Dumbledore will guess that we did it."

Andy thought for a moment.

Yes, if he and Snape invaded the Ministry of Magic, it would indeed make Dumbledore suspicious.

The best way is to make this person independent.

The people who attacked Azkaban were Andy and Snape. Afterwards, the two stayed peacefully in Hogwarts and did not go anywhere.

A certain dark wizard saw the opportunity and once again invaded the Department of Mysteries.

But if you go by yourself...

There was no house elf, and Andy didn't want to take the risk.

"I understand."

Andy smiled and said: "At seven o'clock tonight, I will go to the principal's office to sit for a while, and I will meet you here at nine o'clock in the evening."

Snape's face darkened: This kid wants me to take the blame for him!

"Collins...you have a time-turner, time cannot help you prove it."

In order to let Andy calm down for a while, Snape decided to betray Dumbledore, "The reason why Dumbledore gave up his doubts about you is because you signed up for all the elective courses."

When Andy heard this, he just thought about it for a moment and understood what Snape meant.

Indeed, Andy got the time turner by 'signing up for elective courses'... This was enough to dispel Dumbledore's suspicion.

"Thanks!"

Andy touched his nose and said, "Professor... To be honest, I'm very swollen right now. Thank you for reminding me."

"Okay, I'll try to be more honest these days."

Snape was relieved when he heard this.