The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Chapter 712 The inherently evil Andy Collins

After lunch, Andy left the auditorium, found a deserted corner to use the Disguise Spell, and then quietly walked out of the castle.

Outside the castle, the magical barrier covering the entire Hogwarts has completely dissipated.

The little wizards were chattering around the professor and asking questions, and from time to time they made a few exclamations and gasps.

Andy avoided the crowd and came to the Forbidden Forest alone.

Spider End Alley.

Snap!

The air exploded, and Andy's figure appeared out of thin air.

Spider End Lane is a neighborhood laneway in Cokeworth. The environment here is very dirty, with rubbish everywhere and a dirty river near the alley.

On one side of the alley are rows of dilapidated brick houses. The windows of the houses are dark and lifeless.

At No. 23 Spider End Lane, Andy knocked politely on the door.

Bang bang bang!

After waiting for a while, the door was opened from the inside.

Snape glanced at Andy with a gloomy expression, "Mr. Collins... If I remember correctly, Hogwarts should be a boarding school."

"Yes! There's nothing wrong with your memory."

Andy smiled and said: "What a pity, you are no longer a professor now, otherwise you would definitely deduct fifty points from me."

"I will expel you!" Snape said in a disgusted tone, but turned slightly sideways, signaling Andy to hurry in.

Everyone is already here, what else can he do?

He is just a poor, weak, and helpless professor.

Oh, not anymore.

Andy walked into the room and chuckled: "Professor Flitwick will not agree with you doing this, and neither will Professor McGonagall and Professor Dumbledore."

"I'm their favorite student!"

Snape: "..."

There was only a shabby sofa, an armchair, and a table in the dark room. The surrounding walls are covered with books, many of which are tied with black leather straps.

Apparently, the books here are dangerous.

This is a black magic book.

"There's nothing to entertain you here," Snape said in a bad tone.

"Um……"

Andy pondered for a moment, "Obviously, I can see it."

"That thing isn't going anywhere," Snape continued.

Andy nodded slightly when he heard this.

Voldemort had only died a few days ago. As an important member of the Death Eaters, Snape obviously would not be idle these days.

"besides……"

Snape sat on the armchair and said calmly: "In a few days, the Ministry of Magic will hold a trial against the Death Eaters, and I will also appear in court to testify."

Andy: "..."

Snape's meaning was already obvious - I don't have time!

"It's okay, I'm not in a hurry."

Andy sat on the sofa, looked at Snape and asked, "I'm here this time to talk to you about Dumbledore's problem."

Snape's pupils narrowed.

Collins...does he want to attack Dumbledore?

No! If that were the case, he would never come to me.

So what is his purpose?

For a moment, Snape's eyes were a little hollow again.

Andy pursed his lips slightly and continued: "Professor, you and Dumbledore have known each other for decades. You were once his student, enemy, and collaborator... Your relationship is very wonderful."

"so……"

"What kind of person do you think Dumbledore is?"

After a pause, Andy said pointedly: "In Hogwarts, Dumbledore is a respected principal. In the eyes of others, Dumbledore is a respectable elder. "

"But... with all due respect, I think that sometimes Dumbledore can seem a bit... um... heartless!"

"Forgive me for speaking so of an old man."

Snape's expression remained unchanged.

What kind of person is Dumbledore?

There was no doubt that Snape trusted Dumbledore. But this question made Snape feel a little complicated.

Because he couldn't tell.

"Are you questioning Dumbledore?" Snape asked.

"Of course not!"

Andy spread his hands and said: "Actually, I don't care what kind of person Dumbledore is, I just want to know. Well... I'm a little curious, that's all."

Snape looked at Andy and said slowly: "Of course you can think so, this is your freedom."

"So, what about you?" Andy asked.

Snape was silent for a while, his mind unconsciously recalling every detail of his time with Dumbledore.

There is no doubt that Dumbledore is a respectable elder in every aspect.

No one can find fault.

but……

As Andy said, sometimes Dumbledore does give people a cold and ruthless feeling.

Maybe he is just too sensible!

But reason itself is an emotion far away from sensibility.

Deciding everything rationally is actually ruthless!

In this case, how can Dumbledore give people the feeling of flesh and blood?

This is very contradictory!

Snape still didn't answer. He asked again: "Collins, what do you want to do?"

Compared to Dumbledore, who was confused and unclear, in Snape's eyes, the Andy in front of him was undoubtedly more dangerous.

"Professor, you seem to distrust me?" Andy asked.

Snape said nothing.

Isn't this obvious?

Andy's attitude towards human life still made Snape feel creepy, even if the other party was a Death Eater.

Because Andy was too young!

A teenage wizard could raise his wand and kill people calmly, and he didn't even feel uncomfortable after killing people.

In this case, it is not an exaggeration to say that he is born evil.

"Well..."

Andy pondered for a moment and said, "Professor, you should know that I am studying love. Of course, Dumbledore is also studying this."

Snape: "..."

With a smile, Andy continued, "Do you know Dumbledore when he was young?"

"He and Grindelwald searched for the Deathly Hallows together, and tried to establish a new order where wizards ruled Muggles."

"Of course, we all know what happened later."

"Dumbledore gave up!"

"He has been teaching at Hogwarts for nearly a hundred years... It can even be said that all wizards in the British magic world today are Dumbledore's students."

"I have studied..."

At this point, Andy raised his eyebrows.

"Love and death... are two forces that are closely related and completely opposite."

"Dumbledore chose love!"

"So he spent nearly a hundred years making himself fall in love with the wizarding world."

"His feelings are sincere, I never doubt that!"

"But if I'm not mistaken..."

After a pause, Andy looked at Snape, who was serious and shocked, and continued, "If I'm not mistaken, Dumbledore is waiting for an opportunity to sublimate the 'love in his heart'."

"He will die!"