The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

"I've never heard of anything like it, Mr. Collins."

Professor McGonagall glanced at Andy and said, "I'm glad that your transfiguration has improved, but we'd better hurry up, because you are about to start class."

Well……

"Okay!" Andy shrugged helplessly.

In fact, Andy found no relevant records in the restricted book area. The reason why I ask this more is just to hear Professor McGonagall’s opinion.

She is an expert in transfiguration after all.

Andy was not surprised to receive such an answer.

From this point of view, transfiguration is indeed inferior to alchemy in some aspects.

Arriving at Professor McGonagall's office, Professor McGonagall was sorting out the lesson plans needed for class and said straight to the point: "Mr. Collins, you should have heard about what happened yesterday."

"I regret."

Andy asked, "How can I help you?"

"Yes……"

After hesitating for a moment, Professor McGonagall frowned and said, "I contacted Dumbledore. There was something wrong with him and he won't be able to come back until tomorrow."

"He asked me to meet someone on his behalf."

Having said this, Professor McGonagall pulled out a piece of paper and handed it to Andy, "This is the time and place for the meeting... I originally wanted to go by myself, but Dumbledore specifically asked you to go. I want... He must have his own considerations.”

Andy took the note, opened it and took a quick look at it.

The meeting time is at ten o'clock tonight.

The location is on the second floor of the Hog's Head Pub in Hogsmeade Village.

Who to meet?

Andy frowned slightly... Could it be Snape?

"I see!"

Andy nodded, "I will go to the appointment on time."

After a pause, Andy asked again: "Professor McGonagall, Hogwarts is protected by a magic barrier. How should I get out? Although I know the location of several secret passages, they have been blocked now. ”

Professor McGonagall glanced at Andy and Hermione and said, "Dumbledore told me that there is a secret passage in the castle that leads directly to the Pig's Head Bar, which is located in the Room of Requirement."

"This secret passage has a special feature, that is, it can only be opened from the Room of Requirement."

I see!

No wonder Professor McGonagall also called Hermione over. It turns out that this secret passage requires the cooperation of two people to enter and exit freely.

"I know!" Andy said.

"Okay, it's time for you to go to class."

Professor McGonagall sorted out the documents on her desk and said with a smile, "I'm going to teach you too."

Uh... is the first period a Transfiguration class?

…

The day's classes ended quickly.

At nine-thirty in the evening, Andy and Hermione came to the corridor outside the Room of Requirement.

【I need a secret passage to the Pig's Head Bar】

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

"Andy, let's go!" Hermione urged.

"I was thinking..."

Andy did not rush in, but asked another question, "If the Room of Requirement can really 'response to requests', then in theory, it can lead to anywhere in the world."

Hermione felt dizzy when she heard this.

here we go again!

Andy always has many strange questions every time he encounters this kind of thing.

He is such a curious baby!

"Don't forget, we promised Professor McGonagall and Professor Dumbledore... Andy, we have to hurry up." Hermione said urgently.

"The meeting time is ten o'clock, and it's only nine-thirty now. I came out early on purpose just to try out the ability of the Room of Requirement." Andy said calmly.

Hermione: "..."

“You can try again tomorrow!!”

Hermione gritted her teeth, grabbed Andy's clothes, and dragged Andy into the Room of Requirement.

"Hermione, aren't you curious?" Andy asked.

Hermione stared at Andy and said with a headache: "At least, tonight, please give me less curiosity!"

Andy: "..."

OK!

"Then I'll go."

Andy asked: "Don't forget to open the door for me."

Hermione rolled her eyes at Andy, "I won't forget it."

The secret passage is a bit damp and old, and it looks like it must have been there for some time.

Andy walked in the secret passage for about twenty minutes and finally came to the end of the secret passage.

The exit seems to be the back of a portrait.

Click!

Pushing aside the portrait, there is a bedroom outside.

Andy glanced briefly, then was slightly stunned, "Professor Dumbledore? You're not..."

Just as he was speaking halfway, Andy suddenly reacted.

Dumbledore has the super assistant Phoenix, and he can come back whenever he wants.

The question now is, why did he hide his whereabouts?

"Good evening, Mr. Collins." Dumbledore nodded as a greeting.

"Uh, good evening!"

Andy walked into the house and after sensing that there was no anti-Apparition magic here, Andy closed the door of the secret passage with confidence.

"Professor, why did you call me here?" Andy asked straight to the point.

"Sit down first!" Dumbledore said.

After Andy sat down, Dumbledore looked at Andy with sharp eyes, "Grindelwald has escaped from prison... Collins, do you know about this?"

"I guessed a few," Andy said.

After Grindelwald learned from Andy about the possibility of merging mind and magic, he was bound to try it.

Whether as a wizard or for his unfinished business, Grindelwald will not give up this opportunity.

Dumbledore was silent for a moment.

There is no doubt that Grindelwald's escape is closely related to Andy.

Indeed, Andy's purpose of contacting Grindelwald was just to ask him for magic. But Andy's success in magic also made Grindelwald see a new world.

For a higher level of magic.

For greater interests.

Grindelwald chose to break his oath and come out again.

However, at this moment, looking at the "culprit" who caused Grindelwald's escape, Dumbledore didn't know what to say for a while.

As a student of Hogwarts, Andy asked Grindelwald for magic... There is no doubt that this is a failure of Hogwarts education.

Or, it is the failure of Dumbledore, the headmaster.

Andy has a strong desire for knowledge.

His magic talent surpasses everyone.

He is extremely fanatical about magic.

In this case, when the professors at Hogwarts could no longer teach Andy magic, he had to find a professor with more profound knowledge.

Dumbledore had to admit that whenever Andy asked him for advice on magic, he always left some leeway.

Because in Dumbledore's view, unstoppable curiosity is extremely dangerous.

When a strong desire for knowledge meets a strong ability to act and achieve goals, the energy it exerts is unimaginable.

Do it when you think of it, and you can succeed.

Is there anything more terrible than this?