The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

I have to say that Dumbledore is really a master of layout. He seems to have done nothing, but he can invisibly make things develop in the direction he wants.

Even though Quirrell was kicked out of Hogwarts, Harry still knew about the Philosopher's Stone.

And looking at Harry like this, he seems to be ready to protect the Sorcerer's Stone to the death.

"ok, I get it."

Andy spread his hands and said: "We will write a letter to Principal Dumbledore later and tell him that someone is trying to get the Philosopher's Stone again. Let Principal Dumbledore be more vigilant. It is best to carry the Philosopher's Stone with him."

"Very good!"

Harry looked excited, "If that's the case, Snape won't be able to steal the Sorcerer's Stone."

Ron was a little depressed, "But this way, we won't be able to expose Snape's conspiracy."

Good guy, I didn’t expect you to have such a plan!

Andy immediately looked at Ron with admiration.

"You can write your guess in a letter and see if Principal Dumbledore will believe it."

Andy didn't want to get involved in Dumbledore's plan.

Being involved in the Sorcerer's Stone incident was a small thing - after all, the whole thing was part of Dumbledore's plan, and with Dumbledore's care, the final result was nothing more than a near miss.

But preventing Voldemort from getting the Sorcerer's Stone is a big deal!

Andy didn't want to offend Voldemort for no reason, as that would do him no good.

Most importantly, Andy didn't want to be set up.

I can play chess, too!

Andy decided to play a game of chess with Dumbledore using Harry as a pawn.

"Come on, let's go to the library."

Back in the library, Andy asked Harry and Ron to each write a letter, write down the information they knew, their guesses, and their coping ideas, and then send them to Dumbledore together.

Andy spread the parchment on the table and dipped his quill in ink.

wrote:

Hello, Headmaster Dumbledore.

I am Andy Collins, a first-year Ravenclaw student. I believe you still remember me, right?

Today Harry Potter and Ron Weasley came to see me and told me about the Philosopher's Stone.

They thought Snape wanted to steal the Philosopher's Stone.

But we all know that the person who really wants to steal the Philosopher's Stone should be Quirinus Quirrell.

It is too unsafe to place the Philosopher's Stone in Hogwarts. Not only is the Philosopher's Stone at risk of being stolen, but the life safety of the little wizard is also threatened at any time.

The previous attack on Draco Malfoy was an example.

I blamed myself for this for a few days, but I didn't expect that it was all because of the Philosopher's Stone.

As the Headmaster of Hogwarts, you should be responsible for the safety of all young wizards and return the Philosopher's Stone to its owner, Mr. Nico Flamel, for safekeeping.

Or find a place where no one knows and hide it.

I heard Hermione say that Muggles had something called a rocket that you could use to launch the Philosopher's Stone into outer space.

You can also destroy the Philosopher's Stone if Mr. Flamel no longer needs it.

Quirrell is no longer at Hogwarts, and continuing to leave the Philosopher's Stone in the school will only attract the covetousness of those greedy people.

In any case, it's really unsafe to put the Philosopher's Stone in Hogwarts.

For both of us!

Maybe you have your own plan, but you shouldn't risk the lives of all our little wizards!

——Andy Collins.

Very good, General!

In a short letter, Andy first blamed Malfoy's attack on the Philosopher's Stone - the implication being that Dumbledore should be responsible for the incident.

Immediately afterwards, Andy came up with several ways to deal with the Sorcerer's Stone.

First, return the Philosopher's Stone to Nico Flamel.

Second, use a rocket to launch the Magic Stone into outer space.

Third, which is the method in the original work, destroy the magic stone.

Three methods blocked all Dumbledore's roads.

If Dumbledore insisted on leaving the Philosopher's Stone in Hogwarts, he would be irresponsible for the lives of all young wizards.

"The next step is to wait for Dumbledore to take action!"

Andy put the letter into the envelope and then asked: "Harry, Ron, what do you want Principal Dumbledore to do with the Sorcerer's Stone?"

Harry happened to have finished writing the letter, and after hearing this he said, "I suggest Professor Dumbledore take it with him or return it to Mr. Flamel."

very good!

Andy nodded with satisfaction and said with a smile: "I think so too. If all else fails, you can also find a place where no one knows to hide the magic stone."

When Ron heard this, he started writing significantly faster.

Andy continued: "Someone wants to steal the Philosopher's Stone, and it is really unsafe to leave the Philosopher's Stone in the school."

Harry nodded in agreement.

"Maybe Malfoy was attacked before because someone wanted to steal the Sorcerer's Stone."

Andy decided to trick Snape again. "Don't forget, where was Malfoy attacked? The Potions classroom is in the basement. Maybe Malfoy saw something."

"As far as I know, many skilled wizards can modify other people's memories."

Harry was shocked: "You mean, Snape attacked Malfoy?"

Ron's eyes lit up, and his thoughts seemed to come to him in a flash, and he felt as if he was divinely inspired to write.

"It's not impossible!"

Andy said with a serious face: "Maybe you and Ron will be attacked next, and maybe me too. After all, we all know about the Philosopher's Stone."

Ron suddenly froze while writing the letter. After his expression changed several times, he didn't know what he was thinking of and continued writing.

Harry was also worried.

He believed Andy's words in an instant, that Snape had attacked Malfoy - Malfoy passed out in the basement, which was ironclad evidence.

Now, he, Ron, and Andy might be attacked by Snape at any time.

Thinking of this, Harry looked at Andy with an apologetic look, "Andy, I'm sorry for involving you."

Andy smiled and said: "It doesn't matter, as long as Principal Dumbledore takes the Sorcerer's Stone out of Hogwarts."

After Ron finished writing the letter, Andy and the three of them went to the owl loft and sent the letter to Dumbledore.

"Okay, let's leave the next thing to Principal Dumbledore!"

Andy stretched in a good mood.

What will Dumbledore do next?

Andy thought.

He had stated his interests in the letter, proposed a solution, and even influenced Harry and Ron in the conversation with Harry.

It doesn't matter who attacked Malfoy. What matters is that Malfoy was attacked because someone wanted to steal the Philosopher's Stone.

The person who brought the Philosopher's Stone to Hogwarts was Dumbledore.

This is a crisis of confidence!

Once Harry thought about this, he would more or less question Dumbledore's behavior, right?