Chapter 128 Andy Is Desperate

Dumbledore thought about it seriously, "The Patronus Charm is a very ancient magic. The magic of that period is completely different from our current magic, and the way of recording is also different."

"It can be said that the Patronus Charm actually evolved from ancient magic. As for its original effect... I'm sorry, it's too long ago."

Flitwick sighed and nodded.

There is no record of this in the library of Hogwarts. When the four giants founded Hogwarts, the wand had been invented.

The invention of the Patronus Charm is even older.

"Ancient magic?"

Flitwick frowned. If that's the case, it would be difficult to study.

Dumbledore continued, "Ancient magic is known for its great power and difficulty to control. If magic gets out of control, the effect it causes may be similar to the effect of unstable magic."

"That little guy Collins is really thoughtful."

Flitwick said seriously, "That makes sense. If that's the case, the original Patronus Charm...maybe the Obscurus of white magic."

Dumbledore nodded and said, "It's possible, but we can't verify it anymore."

Flitwick was a little disappointed when he heard this.

Indeed, they can't verify it anymore.

Ancient magic is completely different from modern magic. They are used to using modern magic, and ancient magic has almost been lost.

It's impossible for them to deliberately let magic get out of control in order to study the Patronus Charm, right?

What's the difference between that and committing suicide?

"It seems that the little guy is going to be disappointed." Flitwick sighed.

He admired Andy quite a bit.

Although Andy has a lot of problems, his love for magic is unmatched by other little wizards. And Andy's thinking about magic is also very in-depth, and he often gets to the essence of magic.

Dumbledore didn't say anything.

The question Andy raised was a bit beyond the scope of the current magic world.

Even Dumbledore couldn't give a clear answer.

Obscurus...

Dumbledore did study Obscurus, but there was no result.

If Dumbledore really solved the mystery of Obscurus, then his sister and nephew wouldn't have to die.

"Albus, I'll go to the library to see."

Flitwick sighed and said, "If the library can't find the answer, then I can only persuade Collins to give up this research."

Dumbledore nodded, then smiled and asked, "Collins... what results did that little guy get from his research?"

Flitwick spread his hands and said, "It should still be in the stage of proposing ideas, right? He wrote to me, probably to get certification from me."

"What an amazing little wizard." Dumbledore said with emotion.

"Yes!" Flitwick nodded, then got up and left the principal's office.

After Flitwick left, Dumbledore opened the drawer of his desk, took out a magic book from it, and flipped to the chapter introducing the Obscurus.

Looking at the words above, Dumbledore's mind unconsciously recalled his middle-aged battle with the Obscurus.

That was his brother's son.

Aurelius Dumbledore.

Dumbledore's sister was the Obscurus, and he began to study the Obscurus when he was very young. But he still couldn't save his sister or his nephew.

Taking out the Pensieve, Dumbledore touched his temple with his wand and pulled out a silver-white thread.

Putting the silver-white thread into the Pensieve, Dumbledore "watched" his battle with the Obscurus again.

"Obscura..."

The magic world has never lacked people who pursue power.

When Andy first asked Dumbledore about the Obscurus, Dumbledore realized that Andy had noticed the dark magic power of the Obscurus.

Dumbledore always pays special attention to special children.

In fact, when Dumbledore learned that Andy focused his research on the Patronus Charm, he was relieved.

Dumbledore now only hopes that Andy's sister will not experience all that like his sister.

...

St. Catchpole Village.

Andy sat in the study, hesitating whether to write another letter to Professor Flitwick to tell him that his magic power is in an unstable state at the moment.

It's not that Andy broke the jar and broke it.

Learning requires discussion, and it is not advisable to work behind closed doors.

If Professor Flitwick is still in Hogwarts at this moment, then Andy discussing magic with Professor Flitwick is equivalent to discussing magic with Dumbledore.

This is a rare opportunity.

In particular, Andy has achieved certain results.

In the past three days, Andy has never stopped practicing the Patronus Charm. As Andy casts the Patronus Charm again and again, Andy's fat cat Patronus has become more and more spiritual.

After all, Andy's magical attainments are limited. It is difficult to judge what his patronus will eventually become by guessing.

But Dumbledore may be able to do it.

Andy gritted his teeth.

What is there to be afraid of?

Even if Dumbledore knew, he couldn't do anything to him.

Rather than hiding it and researching it alone, it is better to discuss it with Dumbledore openly.

Besides, if Andy's research is successful, he will always use this magic in the future.

Dumbledore will know it sooner or later.

As for the secret of unstable magic power...

Talent, age, accidents, violent mood swings... Andy can find ten thousand such reasons.

The most important thing is that if he discusses magic with Dumbledore through Flitwick, he won't have to owe Dumbledore a favor.

Thinking of this, Andy took out the letter paper, dipped the quill pen in ink, and began to write.

Dear Professor Flitwick:

I am very happy to receive your reply, and I am also very happy that you agree with my ideas.

In fact, my research has made some progress.

I used some method to make my magic power unstable. In this state, I cast the Patronus Charm, and my Patronus seemed to have some activity.

It seemed to be alive.

I think that unstable magic may be able to integrate the emotions of wizards...

...

Andy wrote a lot of words and told Professor Flitwick about his current research results and status.

Of course, Andy's main purpose is to convey this matter to Dumbledore through Professor Flitwick.

"I don't know what Dumbledore will think of the headmaster?" Andy was looking forward to it.

After handing the letter to his owl, Andy patted the owl's big head and said, "I'm counting on you. I'll treat you to a big meal when you come back."

Coo!

Watching the owl fly up into the sky, Andy's eyes were deep. This letter held his future.