The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

In the bedroom, Andy half leaned against the head of the bed, silently reviewing his understanding of Dumbledore.

There is nothing much to say about Dumbledore's life. He lost his father, mother, and sister when he was young. His only brother was not on good terms with him, and his former best friend (lover?) also parted ways with him.

A centenarian, a lonely life.

But he is still living tenaciously, and is full of love for life.

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Well... a very strong person!

"What is the secret of Dumbledore's strength?" Andy frowned and thought.

Andy once speculated that the ancestors of the Dumbledore family had used magic to transform and steal the magic of the phoenix-although Dumbledore did not admit this, he did not deny it.

As for whether Dumbledore himself used the power of the phoenix for magic transformation... Andy speculated that maybe not.

This is very unusual.

Normally, Snape's achievements in magic are the upper limit that ordinary wizards can achieve.

This is limited by the upper limit of the "human body".

To break through this limit, some unconventional means must be used.

For example... magical transformation!

If Dumbledore had not experienced magical transformation, he would have made a breakthrough in the study of "love".

Because "love" is also a kind of spiritual power.

Dumbledore believes that "love" is the purest spiritual power.

"If it is love... then how did he do it?"

Over the years, Andy has read many books in the Hogwarts library, including some books in the forbidden area, but no book explains how to use the power of "love".

The only few books that introduce "love" are also ambiguous and look like they are fooling people.

And the locked room in the Department of Mysteries also locks the power of "love".

This makes Andy a little concerned.

"I still have to ask the boss."

Thinking of this, Andy waved his wand to lock the bedroom door, and at the same time cast a silencing spell on the door to ensure that the sound in the house would not spread out.

After doing all this, Andy took out the two-way mirror and called Grindelwald's 'video call'.

"Mr. Grindelwald, good afternoon." Andy greeted enthusiastically.

Grindelwald: "..."

"Why are you here again? What's the matter?" Grindelwald's tone was a little bad.

He liked Andy and recognized Andy's talent, so he was willing to teach Andy some magic knowledge.

But his philosophy was different from Andy's after all.

Andy wanted to be self-sufficient, and the ignorant and backward magic world was just a burden to Andy.

And Grindelwald... Even after being imprisoned for fifty years, Grindelwald never changed his original intention-he always believed that the rapid development of Muggles was squeezing the living space of wizards.

If wizards do not change, they will perish sooner or later.

In fact, no leader will give up his great cause because of the failure of a duel.

What is the failure of a duel?

Just start over!

The reason why Grindelwald gave up everything was because he could no longer see the hope of victory after losing to Dumbledore.

There are many people who support him.

But there are even more people who oppose him.

If he continues to struggle, it will only cause greater losses to the magic world!

Of course, the development of the world did not surprise Grindelwald - the technology of Muggles is developing rapidly, while wizards have always stagnated.

Over the years, Grindelwald has even despaired of the wizarding community.

Technology can progress rapidly.

But magic cannot.

Grindelwald's talent in magic is already at the ceiling level, but he has not made any progress over the years.

Because people have limits!

It was not until Andy appeared that Grindelwald saw a glimmer of hope.

Based on Obscurus' theory, Andy proposed the possibility of the fusion of mind and magic, and it was a great success this morning.

After hanging up the communication with Andy in the morning, Grindelwald has been studying how to popularize the "fusion of mind and magic".

This is difficult!

Andy can do it, but it does not mean that others can do it.

Just the point of returning magic power to an unstable state is an insurmountable chasm.

Magical transformation can be done, but the mortality rate of magic transformation is too high.

As for the subsequent fusion... that is even more difficult.

Grindelwald summarized two possibilities.

First, the power of the mind is strong, strong enough to deceive one's own magic.

Such people are rare.

Second, sincere emotions, coupled with special circumstances, thus achieving the conditions for the fusion of mind and magic.

This is even more difficult, and can even be said to be a fantasy.

Let the surrounding environment cooperate with a person... unless it is a large studio like "The Truman Show", it is impossible to do it.

So Grindelwald is very irritable now.

"Uh..."

Grindelwald's attitude made Andy stunned for a moment, but Andy didn't care about this kind of thing.

"Mr. Grindelwald, what do you think of the issue of "love"?" Andy asked bluntly.

Grindelwald: "..."

He wanted to hang up the phone.

"Dumbledore believes that love is the purest spiritual power."

Andy continued, "To be honest, I think Dumbledore has never given up his exploration of the god of death...or the dimension of death."

"He once said: For people with a clear mind, death is just another great adventure."

"This is how I understand it: Dumbledore...he may be able to move freely in the dimension of death."

"It's just that he is different from us."

"What we want is to explore the dimension of death while we are alive. And Dumbledore...he wants to explore that world with his soul."

"What we want is power."

"And Dumbledore...he should only want the truth."

After a pause, Andy looked at Grindelwald in the mirror with bright eyes, "After my research, I think the secret of Dumbledore's power is 'love'!"

"This power allows his soul to move freely in the dimension of death."

"And..."

Andy said a lot in one breath.

Including the Death Hall in the Department of Mysteries and the locked room.

And Andy's own speculation-the soul will bring part of human power to the dimension of death.

This power is love!

So love is locked!

Let me ask you, if there is no risk of being taken away, who would lock up love?

Love is powerful, but it is not scary!

Grindelwald: "..."

Grindelwald and Andy have known each other for a while, and he thinks he should be used to Andy's strange ideas. But he never thought that Andy would have such an outrageous idea.

Yes, it is indeed outrageous at first hearing!

The clues are far-fetched, and there is no direct evidence.

All of this is Andy's own "guessing" based on some so-called clues.

But think about it carefully... Is it really impossible?