Chapter 71 Harry restrained Voldemort, and you will restrain me?

Harry and Ron are just two normal young wizards, even a little stupid.

But Andy Collins is different.

If there was any other young wizard who could give Dumbledore a headache since Tom Riddle graduated, since the past ten years of Hogwarts, then that person was none other than Andy Collins.

Dumbledore had been teaching for nearly a hundred years and was so experienced that he could tell a young wizard's talent and future almost at a glance.

Hogwarts never lacked genius.

Snape in front of him was a genius, and Sirius Black and James Potter, who were in the same year as him, were also extremely talented in magic.

Even now, Cedric Diggory of Hufflepuff House is also an extremely outstanding young wizard.

But they could never become wizards like Dumbledore, Grindelwald, or Voldemort, who stood at the ceiling of the magical world.

For no other reason, the mentality is not the same.

That night, when Dumbledore met Andy for the first time, he could see then that Andy wanted to surpass him.

It wasn't terrible to have such thoughts, what was terrible was that he also had such talent, and the power to act.

Andy was the most mature young wizard Dumbledore had ever seen, he had excellent understanding and learning ability, clear goals and worked hard for them.

It was clear to Dumbledore that Andy was simply fascinated by magic.

Other than that, the things that could make Andy care could be said to be few and far between.

This is a red flag.

Not caring, and therefore not cherishing.

Moreover, many times, dark magic would not reason with you. When you study dark magic, dark magic will also lead you to the abyss without you realizing it.

For such a young wizard, Dumbledore also had to maintain a certain level of vigilance.

Especially since this young wizard was also always making mistakes.

Snape swept the signature on the envelope without a care in the world, he had a look at Dumbledore's expression and opened his mouth to sneer, "The greatest white wizard of this century would also have a headache over a first-year young wizard?"

"Maybe the older a person gets, the more cautious they become!" Dumbledore said calmly, then opened the envelope and read it.

Seeing the contents of the letter, Dumbledore's expression became extremely wonderful.

You again?

Last time, Dumbledore had planned well, he wanted Harry to face Voldemort head-on as a way to build up Harry's courage and conviction. In the process, he would also observe whether the protection magic on Harry's body still affected Voldemort.

As a result, Andy turned his head and kicked Quirrell out of Hogwarts.

This time, Dumbledore had a hard time getting everything back on track, and even the plan had just been made.

As a result, Andy gave him another backstab.

Last time it was by utilizing Malfoy, this time it was even more directly dragging in Harry and Ron.

Harry restrains Voldemort, so you are going to restrain me, right?

What did Trelawney prophesize this time?

That only one of the two could survive and one must kill the other?

"What did he say?" Snape gloated a little.

Snape wasn't sure what had transpired yet, but when he saw the look on Dumbledore's face, he knew that Andy must have done something big again.

Maybe he wouldn't have to go back to drink his Elixir to Induce Euphoria today.

"See for yourself!"

Dumbledore handed Snape Ron's and Andy's letters while Harry's went into his drawer.

Snape took the letters.

He first glanced at Andy's letter and then at Dumbledore, "It seems that the one who will be kicked out of school this time may be the greatest Headmaster Hogwarts has ever had."

Snape was in a good mood.

After reading Andy's letter, Snape swept a glance at Ron's letter.   

He originally didn't care much about it, after all, Ron was just a stupid lion, and there was nothing to worry about.

It turned out that this stupid lion dared to stab him in the back!

What do you mean, Snape sneakily went to the third-floor corridor?

I went there openly and honestly, for damn sake!

What do you mean, Snape wanted to steal the Philosopher's Stone?

I had some ideas, but I didn't act on them!

What do you mean Snape attacked Malfoy?

That's my old friend's son. How can I be blamed for that?

What do you mean Snape would attack you, Harry, and Andy?

Well...okay, I certainly wanted to attack you now, and that's not an accusation.

Snape crumpled the parchment into a ball, it seemed he had been too kind to Gryffindors before.

Dumbledore pressed his temples with a headache.

Needless to say, Andy did cause him a bit of trouble.

No matter what Dumbledore's original intention was, he did bring danger into the school while bringing the Philosopher's Stone into Hogwarts.

There was no denying that one.

And it was also true that the person who attacked Malfoy was Quirrell.

From that point of view, Dumbledore did have a responsibility.

If we then consider his status as a Headmaster, this responsibility is even greater, and it can even be said that he is irresponsible for the lives and safety of the entire school's young wizards.

But it was still the same old argument, mercy should not be used when the situation is this big.

If Dumbledore didn't do this, then when Voldemort was resurrected later on, he would bring even more harm to the wizarding world.

Dumbledore had to make sure that between Harry and Voldemort, the one who died had to be Voldemort.

"What are you going to do?" Snape asked.

Though he gloated in his heart, Snape also knew that this matter had to be resolved.

Because Andy had dragged Harry Potter on board.

Once Harry was made to think that Dumbledore was bent on keeping the Philosopher's Stone at Hogwarts even though he knew it was risky. What would Harry think of Dumbledore when Quirrell attacks a young wizard for real?

That was the trickiest part of the whole thing.

As for Andy...

Dumbledore and Snape both knew very well that Andy wouldn't really do anything.

Without waiting for Dumbledore to answer, Snape asked again, "Why would he do that?"

In fact, Snape still could not understand why Dumbledore would pay attention to a first-year wizard.

Harry Potter was fine, he was involved in a prophecy related to Voldemort after all.

But what about Andy?

Snape admitted that Andy was indeed talented and studied hard, but so what?

Am I, Severus Snape, not talented and refusing to work hard?

I didn't see you caring so much about me when I was in school!

On what grounds?

Snape was a little indignant.

If Dumbledore had paid as much attention to him as he did to Andy when he was obsessed with dark magic, maybe he and Lily wouldn't have got to that point.

Maybe they would even have a child right now.

Harry Snape?

Ugh!

If I Snape had a child, he wouldn't be named Harry, what kind of shitty name is that.

"It looks like we have to talk with Mr. Collins."

Dumbledore said calmly, "Severus, I share your doubts."

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