The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Returning to the auditorium, Andy paused slightly.

Compared with the lively and noisy auditorium in the past, the auditorium at this moment seemed a bit solemn. Everyone was whispering in low voices, and there was a smell of gunpowder in the air.

Professor McGonagall stood on the high platform of the auditorium, watching this scene with an ugly face, pursed her lips and said nothing.

The President of the Student Union and the prefects of each house are maintaining order, especially the prefects of Gryffindor and Slytherin, whose faces are particularly solemn.

Andy returned to his seat, poked Hermione and asked, "What happened?"

"Oh! Andy, you're back."

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Hermione's face turned a little pale, and she leaned into Andy's ear and whispered: "It's terrible! If Professor McGonagall hadn't appeared in time, they would have almost fought."

Andy raised his eyebrows and turned to look in the direction of Gryffindor and Slytherin.

Has the conflict between the two parties reached this level?

As the saying goes, when Yu the Great controlled floods, it was better to remove them than to block them.

Gryffindor and Slytherin, the old enemies, had grievances in the past, and they had an enmity recently. The battle in Diagon Alley and the arrest by the Ministry of Magic last night added a blood debt to each other.

Hatred cannot be vented, and it will naturally accumulate deeper and deeper in the heart.

Andy could fully imagine how the other three houses would suppress Slytherin House once the news of 'Voldemort's death' was announced.

To say that it will never stop may be a bit too much.

But exclusion, cold war, and bullying are inevitable.

After thinking about it, Andy suddenly asked in a low voice: "Hermione, has anyone contacted you?"

"What?" Hermione was stunned.

"There is no best."

Andy explained: "I'm worried that they want to join forces to exclude Slytherin. If someone comes to you, just say that we have to focus on studying and have nothing to do with Slytherin."

Hermione nodded slightly, "I don't want to get involved in these things."

Andy said no more after seeing this.

It is difficult for little wizards born in peaceful times to understand the cruelty of war. Their minds are immature, they have hatred and resentment in their hearts, and they want to vent it out.

In comparison, adult wizards who have experienced the last Wizarding War will be much more rational.

But it's not a big problem.

Time will always dilute everything.

After telling Hermione, Andy didn't take the matter to heart.

It’s time to eat, it’s time to drink.

After eating and drinking, I focused all my energy on studying.

…

At night, Andy returned to the dormitory.

As expected, the roommates brought up the boycott of Slytherin.

In fact, as Death Eaters caused trouble several times, young wizards from the three major colleges all had relatives who died at the hands of Death Eaters.

The little wizard is full of blood and loyalty. They connect with each other and quickly unite. Even if you don’t want to participate at first, you will have to participate due to human feelings.

Andy already had a plan to deal with this.

Learning is the most important thing! How can I have time to deal with Slytherin?

In social interactions, learning to say no is a very important social skill.

It can save you a lot of trouble.

But there is also a way to refuse.

A flat refusal will only offend the original friend.

The best way to say no is to look like you agree, but actually say nothing.

This is the charm of nonsense literature.

The next morning, Hermione mentioned the matter worriedly - she also encountered the same trouble.

"What did you say?" Andy asked.

"I said we should concentrate on studying. We don't have much friendship with Slytherin."

After saying that, Hermione sighed, "I thought that defeating Voldemort would bring peace to the world, but I didn't expect..."

Andy shrugged upon hearing this, "This is a class contradiction. Voldemort is only the leader of the class, not the creator of the class. Even without Voldemort, contradictions still exist."

"Of course, Voldemort's behavior intensified the conflict between them."

After a pause, Andy changed the subject and said, "Forget it, let's not talk about it. Time will dilute the situation and both parties will calm down."

Having said that, Andy didn't have much confidence.

When class contradictions evolve to a certain extent, unless one party has the absolute upper hand, it will be a life-and-death struggle.

Man dies for wealth, and bird dies for food.

This cannot be stopped by calmness and reason.

But... what does all this have to do with Andy?

"Andy, I figured something out last night." Hermione said suddenly.

"What?" Andy was stunned.

"Emotion!"

Hermione said: "Aren't you studying the power of the mind? So I was wondering, deep in the human heart, does hatred last longer or love lasts longer?"

"Oh? What's your conclusion?" Andy's eyes lit up.

Andy had considered this issue a few years ago.

Unforgettable hatred can be remembered for a lifetime.

Of course, so does love.

However, in comparison, hatred is easier to remember.

"Actually, no matter what the emotion is, we are easily affected by the surrounding environment."

Hermione said seriously: "When everyone agrees with a concept but you are the only one who disagrees, you are an alien in people's eyes."

"Last night...I felt deeply!"

Speaking of this, Hermione's expression was a little complicated.

Andy sighed, "Human beings are indeed easily influenced by groups."

Hermione continued, "Love and hatred are two completely opposite sides. When the two emotions accumulate to the extreme, people can risk everything for it, even their own lives."

Indeed!

Andy nodded thoughtfully.

When it comes to risking everything, the first person Andy thought of was Harry's mother, Lily Potter.

She was willing to give everything for Harry, and then she bounced back Voldemort's killing curse.

"Andy!"

Hermione sorted out her thoughts and continued, "I think... you should not focus on studying the magic of love, but to understand the nature of love first."

"Love is a willing dedication."

"It is a great power in itself!"

Andy pinched his chin, looking thoughtful.

The nature of love...

The 'love' here is not just the love between men and women.

Or, the love between men and women is just a kind of 'love'.

Father's love, mother's love, love for the country and nation, love for the world and nature...Perhaps as Hermione said, love is a willing and unrequited dedication.

It is undeniable that love can indeed inspire human power.

Andy can cite countless examples of this.

But...

How to integrate the power of love with the power of magic is what Andy needs to consider.

"That's right!"

Andy nodded and said, "But these are just theoretical foundations. What I need is practical methods."

Hermione certainly knows this.

The reason why she brought this up is naturally not without purpose.

"Andy, the opposite of love is hatred!"

Hermione said solemnly: "And hatred is the source of power of black magic."

"For example... the killing curse!"