The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Hermione nodded. She had also read the story of Ms. Ravenclaw and her daughter, and naturally agreed with Andy's words.

Reading is obviously useless, otherwise the secret here would have been cracked long ago.

"But... what are we going to do?" Hermione asked.

"Well..." This question really stopped Andy.

The way to crack the secret is obviously not to read a book, but if it has something to do with family...then what should we do?

"Let's look for it first!" Andy suggested.

"Okay!" Hermione naturally had no objection, and the two of them quickly took action.

Andy looked along the bookshelves one by one. The books here were all Ms. Ravenclaw's private collection. Although there were not many books introducing magic, they were all precious classics in the wizarding world.

There is no doubt that with Andy's level of magic, there is obviously no trace of magic here.

Then the only way to crack the secret is to satisfy Ms. Ravenclaw's request.

Andy tried to put himself into the Ravenclaw lady's mind.

First of all, when was this secret left?

Before her daughter ran away? Or after her daughter ran away?

Secondly, what is the purpose of Ms. Ravenclaw leaving this secret?

Give the little wizard more time to study?

The answer to the first question cannot yet be verified.

But the second question... Andy obviously doesn't think that Ms. Ravenclaw left these just to give the little wizard more time to read.

Although this was certainly in keeping with the Ravenclaw lady's style.

And the person who cracked the secret did indeed read all the books here in one night.

But this is time magic!

Ms. Ravenclaw left such powerful time magic here just for the little wizard to read?

And these books are for entertainment!

"Perhaps...the secrets that Ms. Ravenclaw wants people to know are hidden in these books."

Andy suddenly understood, "If this speculation is correct, then everything makes sense."

Ms. Ravenclaw hid a secret in a book, but the young wizard only has seven years of study time, and obviously cannot read all the books here.

That's why Ms. Ravenclaw left time magic to give the little wizard more time to read.

"The books here all introduce cultural monuments, legends and stories. Could it be that...Ms. Ravenclaw was pursuing a certain legend during her lifetime, but fell ill unexpectedly, so she entrusted the matter to future generations?"

Thinking of this, Andy quickly said: "Hermione, I thought of something, please help me analyze it."

After listening to Andy's speculation, Hermione also looked serious.

Indeed, it would be unreasonable if Ms. Ravenclaw left the time magic just to let the little wizard read the collection of books here.

But...what if there are some secrets hidden in these books?

"Andy, there are so many books here, and there are so many stories recorded in the books. Even if we read them all, it will be difficult to distinguish the true from the false, right?" Hermione said suddenly.

"Knowledge and wisdom are the symbols of Ravenclaw. This may be the test that Ms. Ravenclaw leaves us."

Andy's eyes flashed, "Read all the books in the collection, distinguish the truth from the false stories, and find the secrets that Ms. Ravenclaw wants us to know."

Andy discovered that those powerful wizards seemed to have pursued some legends.

While Grindelwald was searching for the Deathly Hallows, he also met Dumbledore in Godric's Hollow, and the two became close friends.

Maybe Dumbledore also searched for the Deathly Hallows.

Now it seems that Ms. Ravenclaw has also pursued some legends.

Of course, the premise of all this is that Andy's guess is correct.

The secret here is either for the daughter or for the ancient legend. One of the two must be the truth.

The first person to discover the secret here only had the adventure of reading all the books in one night.

So Andy believes in the latter more.

So...which book is it?

"I'll go back and be right back."

Andy hurried back to the dormitory, and then ran back with parchment and quill.

Andy waved his wand, and as Andy cast the spell, the parchment automatically floated in the air, and the quill wrote and drew on it.

Hermione glanced at it and said, "Are you copying the title of the book?"

"Well...I plan to go back and study it carefully."

Andy said: "Maybe there are some secrets hidden in the title of the book."

After all, the names of books in the magical world are very straightforward.

Hermione ignored Andy, she took out a book, sat aside and started reading.

Hermione was never afraid of anyone if she was just reading.

There are not many books in the Ravenclaw library, and it took Andy more than two hours to copy all the titles.

Sitting opposite Hermione, Andy studied the book title.

"The Life and Habits of Ancient Wizards"

"The Story Merlin and I Have to Tell"

"Famous Wizards in the Ancient Magical World and Their Stories"

"Secrets of Ancient European Magic"

…

Andy looked through the book titles in order. Except for a few books explaining magic, most of the books were related to the ancient magical world. In addition, there were some poems and prose.

"From a time perspective, these books are thousands of years old."

"In the era of the Big Four..."

Andy thought, "At that time, we were at the intersection of ancient magic and modern magic. Modern simplified magic had not yet appeared, and Ms. Ravenclaw was considered the embodiment of wisdom..."

"So...with her intelligence, what will she pursue?"

"The origin of magic? The secret of ancient magic? The essence of magic? Or some ancient legends?"

Thinking of this, Andy suddenly raised his head and looked at Hermione.

"Hermione, do you think I'm smart?" Andy asked.

Hermione: "..."

Does this guy deserve a beating?

"I'm asking you for a serious question." Andy looked serious.

"Okay, okay!" Hermione said with some embarrassment.

"Well...if smart people have roughly the same idea, then the secret that Ms. Ravenclaw wants to know the most may be the origin of magic." Because Andy is also curious about where the wizard's magic comes from.

Immortality and power are pursuits, not intellectual curiosity.

If there's one thing that the brightest minds in the wizarding world want to know, it's the origin of magic.

As for the legend?

Extraordinary wisdom is mankind's greatest wealth.

People who can say this will definitely not pursue those mythical legends.

"The origin of magic?" Hermione asked confused.

Andy snapped his fingers, "Yes! This is what I want to know most, so I guess, this must be what Ms. Ravenclaw wants to know most."

Hermione: "..."

She had wanted to hit someone more than once tonight.

"You're right."

Ms. Gray suddenly floated out, "She was indeed studying these during her lifetime."