The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Things are multi-faceted. If you look at them from different angles, you will draw different conclusions.

This is the case with Scrimgeour at this moment.

In the absence of important information about the 'Horcrux', no matter how you look at it, Dumbledore is highly suspicious.

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Of course, this is also the disadvantage of preconceptions.

Scrimgeour looked at Dumbledore from the perspective of conspiracy theory. With the addition of various coincidences, a huge "conspiracy" was naturally formed.

As for Andy…

In Scrimgeour's view, Andy is too young. Even if Andy is really ambitious, he can't do much in his teens.

What adult would take refuge in a young wizard?

At most, the best thing is to let your children get in touch with Andy as a classmate first to see if Andy's talents and ambitions are in line with your own interests, and then consider investing.

"call--"

Taking a deep breath, Scrimgeour already had a rough idea.

Next, he wanted to confirm his conjecture.

First, will Dumbledore's hunt fail?

Secondly, will Grindelwald's strength be greatly improved?

Finally, and most importantly, if the hunt fails, what will Dumbledore do next?

Thinking of this, Scrimgeour suddenly turned to look at Andy.

He couldn't beat Dumbledore.

Neither can the Ministry of Magic.

Therefore, he needs a strong helper.

"Mr. Collins..."

Scrimgeour said calmly: "I would like to believe that you have nothing to do with Ms. Skeeter. But... unfortunately, many Death Eaters think she is one of yours, and you ordered her to publish that report."

"...In seven days, the Department of Magical Law Enforcement will put the Death Eaters on trial."

At this point, Scrimgeour's eyes were fixed on Andy, as if he wanted to see some panic on Andy's face.

Unfortunately, there was no expression on Andy's face.

"This is bad for you."

Scrimgeour continued: "Although there are some unfavorable rumors about Dumbledore in the wizarding world, many people are willing to believe him, including your friends."

"Even...this matter will affect Dumbledore's view of you."

Andy spread his hands and said nothing!

"Mr. Scrimgeour, do you think...I would care about this kind of thing?" Andy asked.

After a pause, Andy continued: "Voldemort, Grindelwald, Dumbledore...who among these people cares about how others evaluate them?"

"By the way, you should have met Dumbledore, right?"

"Do you think... he will care about those rumors?"

Scrimgeour paused.

Indeed, judging from Dumbledore's reaction, he seemed not to care at all about the rumors.

It's like the rumors never existed.

Andy smiled upon seeing this and said bluntly: "Mr. Scrimgeour, if you have any ideas, you can just tell me. If I think it's appropriate... it's not that we can't cooperate."

Scrimgeour's eyes darkened.

People who don't care about rumors are either open-minded and have already looked away from these common things.

Or... don't care about these people at all!

Which one is Dumbledore?

People treat cats and dogs as pets, perform sterilization operations on them, feed them the same food every day, tease them when they are happy, and put them aside when they are unhappy.

Although he says he likes them, who cares what pets think?

Scrimgeour felt a chill in his heart.

He suddenly realized a question. Do these super wizards still regard ordinary wizards as the same kind?

After a moment of silence, Scrimgeour asked again: "Do you know what the missing items are in the Gringotts vault?"

Andy shook his head, "I don't know!"

Scrimgeour's eyes brightened.

"You don't seem curious at all?"

Before Andy could answer, Scrimgeour continued: "According to my speculation, the things lost in Gringotts may be related to Voldemort... or even involve the secrets hidden by Voldemort."

Andy spread his hands, "Many people can guess this."

Scrimgeour asked, "Don't you want it?"

Andy paused after hearing this.

This question is not easy to answer.

After thinking for a while, Andy asked: "What? You want to help me?"

"Help each other!" Scrimgeour corrected.

Andy raised his eyebrows, "So...what do you want?"

"Dumbledore!"

Scrimgeour said seriously: "To be precise, it's Dumbledore's secret."

Andy wasn't surprised.

Given Scrimgeour's suspicious nature, it was reasonable for him to suspect Dumbledore. Even Andy sometimes views Dumbledore through conspiracy theories.

As for cooperation...

Andy was not curious about Horcruxes, but it was Dumbledore's secret that made Andy a little excited.

In the field of 'love', Dumbledore is the pioneer.

So Andy was curious, what did Dumbledore love?

Love the wizarding world?

Deep love...what does that feel like?

In terms of magic, what form will the magic of love take?

"Cooperation...is not impossible."

Andy said: "But I have a condition. We must share the information about Dumbledore."

Scrimgeour raised his lips slightly.

As he expected, Andy and Dumbledore were not in the same camp. When their interests differ, they will oppose each other.

"Okay!"

Scrimgeour said, "I will help you track down the lost items in Gringotts, and you will help me monitor Dumbledore."

"Dumbledore's situation can be shared."

"But I can only help you find the whereabouts of the item. As for whether you can get it, it depends on your ability."

Andy tilted his head and smiled, "No problem, it makes sense!"

Scrimgeour looked at Andy and suddenly asked, "There is one thing I am curious about... The confession of the Death Eaters and the monitoring of Dumbledore are both very unfavorable to you."

"Aren't you worried that Dumbledore will know these things?"

Andy was silent for a moment, and asked back, "What will Dumbledore do if he knows?"

What will Dumbledore do?

Scrimgeour was stunned.

"I understand!"

Scrimgeour suddenly stood up and stretched out his right hand, "Happy cooperation!"

"Happy cooperation!" Andy also stood up, stretched out his right hand and shook hands with Scrimgeour.

This is a casual move.

And it was Scrimgeour who came to the door.

As for how much value he can play, it depends on his investigation ability.

After thinking for a while, Andy suddenly said: "I can give you a hint. To investigate Dumbledore, you can start with the Deathly Hallows."

"Deathly Hallows?"

Scrimgeour was a little surprised, "Isn't that a fairy tale?"

Andy smiled and said: "When Dumbledore was young, he and Grindelwald searched for the Deathly Hallows together."

"More importantly..."

"The wand in Dumbledore's hand is very likely the Elder Wand, one of the Deathly Hallows!"