Chapter 244 Andy: I seem to have been deceived into lameness
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Qi Shui Ping Gai
Chapter 244 Andy: I seem to have been deceived into lameness
Killing Curse!
Andy suddenly realized that when the strong murderous intention and magic power were vented together, a killing curse would be formed.
What about other emotions?
Before Andy could figure it out, Dumbledore asked: "Collins, do you know why the emotion of happiness is so special?"
Andy: "?"
Is the emotion of happiness special?
Andy had never thought about it.
Dumbledore suddenly asked: "Do you know Severus?"
Andy nodded, that was nothing to admit.
Dumbledore continued: "Severus is very strong. He has been through deep pain, but he has survived and has persisted to this day."
"He never forgot for a moment why he did what he did."
Andy recalled what he knew about Snape.
If the things he guessed were true, then Snape... was indeed quite strong.
Of course, that's not what Dumbledore meant.
Once... even just a few months ago, Andy believed that happy memories are very short-lived, and only pain can make people unforgettable.
This is a fact.
It is said that it is never too late for a gentleman to take revenge, but no one ever said that it is never too late for a gentleman to be happy for ten years.
Happiness is often just a momentary thing.
But what Dumbledore wanted to say was...
Some people are healed by childhood for a lifetime, while some people spend their entire lives healing childhood.
The happy memories in Snape's heart were a light in his life.His happiness was very short-lived, but that short-lived happiness was enough to heal Snape's life.
Andy somewhat understood what Dumbledore meant.
"Happy memories are indeed very special." Andy said frankly.
Dumbledore said slowly: "To cast the Patronus Charm... we need to recall the happiest things in our hearts. And happiness often comes from the love in our hearts."
"What is the Patronus Charm?"
"The joy born of the love in your heart will always protect your heart... This is the Patronus Charm."
Andy felt that he had been deceived.
But I have to say that Dumbledore's declaration of love still sounds reasonable.
Short-term love will heal a person's life.
It can even be said that the most fundamental reason why those unforgettable painful memories are unforgettable is - the loss of love.
For example... Uchiha Obito.
He chose to destroy the world because of the loss of love, and was finally saved because of love.
If analyzed according to this theory, then rather than saying that happiness is the most special emotion, it is better to say that love is the most special emotion.
love?
Andy thought about it.
Dumbledore has always preached that love is the most powerful magic.
If analyzed according to the relationship between mind and magic, this theory is actually correct.
Positive emotions come from the protection of love, while negative emotions come from the loss of love.
Everything comes from love!
Andy scratched his head and glanced at Dumbledore with some resentment.
Have I been deceived, or is this theory correct?
Andy looked troubled.
Dumbledore asked in surprise: "What's wrong?"
Andy sighed and complained: "It's nothing... I just suddenly felt that what you said really makes sense."
Dumbledore: "?"
Is there anything wrong with this?
Dumbledore was confused. When did what I said stop making sense?It’s just that most of the time, others don’t believe it.
"Love is the most powerful magic."
<divclass="contentadv">Andy smiled and said: "Principal, I kind of understand."
Andy couldn't help but believe it.
Whether it's Andy's own Patronus Charm, or the magic Lily left on Harry - they all prove it.
And Andy has been painstakingly studying the subject of mind and magic for several years. In the end, everything seems to point to love.
Andy believes that if he has not been deceived, then this conclusion is correct.
Love is the most powerful magic.
Dumbledore was a little relieved.
Let's see, what is a magic genius?
How many people are unable to understand this truth throughout their lives?
Even Snape!
He himself has experienced unforgettable love, but he still cannot believe that love is the most powerful magic.
Every time Dumbledore and Snape talked about this topic, Snape always had a look of disdain on his face - Old man, you are fooling me.
You look at Andy Collins.
At a young age, I have already understood love and that love is the greatest magic.
This is the future of the wizarding world!
Andy stopped talking, but walked towards the auditorium while thinking about this problem in his mind.
Dumbledore also walked quietly.
To be fair, love is the most powerful magic. On the surface, there seems to be nothing wrong with it.
But in fact, love cannot bring power.
At least not intuitively.
According to the values in the "Harry Potter" novels... Even if Andy has not read the following content, he has some guesses in his heart - Harry probably defeated Voldemort through 'love'.
But in the final analysis, this is still the influence of the mind on magic power.
Because love itself is a kind of spiritual power.
But unlike the direct increase of negative emotions on black magic, love has no intuitive increase on magic. It can't even increase your power.
It's just a belief.
The Patronus Spell is special...it's not so much that the Patronus is a fusion of happy memories and magic, but it's a fusion of love and magic.
Because those happy memories all come from love.
Andy realized something in his mind.
The old principal did not deceive Andy, but Andy was indeed deceived at first.
Dumbledore's theory does not apply to others.
But it suits Andy well.
Walking to the door of the auditorium, Andy and Dumbledore met Snape who had just come up from the basement.
Snape was stunned for a moment when he saw the two of them, and then said sarcastically: "Are you talking to your outstanding students again?"
Dumbledore glanced sideways at Andy and said with a slight smile: "I think...Mr. Collins's harvest is pretty good."
Andy smiled and said: "Professor Snape, Principal Dumbledore and I just talked about magic."
"Oh?"
Snape was not surprised. He sneered: "Did your great headmaster tell you that love is the most powerful magic?"
Dumbledore looked at Andy with a smile.
"Love is the most powerful magic!"
Andy spread his hands and said: "Actually, just a few minutes ago, I didn't care about this. But now I have an epiphany... All magical power comes from love."
Snape: "..."
Confusion spell?The Imperius Curse?Or has the memory been modified?
Snape first looked at Andy, and then at Dumbledore...their expressions were surprisingly consistent: love is the most powerful magic, and we have all realized it.
What about you?
Killing Curse!
Andy suddenly realized that when the strong murderous intention and magic power were vented together, a killing curse would be formed.
What about other emotions?
Before Andy could figure it out, Dumbledore asked: "Collins, do you know why the emotion of happiness is so special?"
Andy: "?"
Is the emotion of happiness special?
Andy had never thought about it.
Dumbledore suddenly asked: "Do you know Severus?"
Andy nodded, that was nothing to admit.
Dumbledore continued: "Severus is very strong. He has been through deep pain, but he has survived and has persisted to this day."
"He never forgot for a moment why he did what he did."
Andy recalled what he knew about Snape.
If the things he guessed were true, then Snape... was indeed quite strong.
Of course, that's not what Dumbledore meant.
Once... even just a few months ago, Andy believed that happy memories are very short-lived, and only pain can make people unforgettable.
This is a fact.
It is said that it is never too late for a gentleman to take revenge, but no one ever said that it is never too late for a gentleman to be happy for ten years.
Happiness is often just a momentary thing.
But what Dumbledore wanted to say was...
Some people are healed by childhood for a lifetime, while some people spend their entire lives healing childhood.
The happy memories in Snape's heart were a light in his life.His happiness was very short-lived, but that short-lived happiness was enough to heal Snape's life.
Andy somewhat understood what Dumbledore meant.
"Happy memories are indeed very special." Andy said frankly.
Dumbledore said slowly: "To cast the Patronus Charm... we need to recall the happiest things in our hearts. And happiness often comes from the love in our hearts."
"What is the Patronus Charm?"
"The joy born of the love in your heart will always protect your heart... This is the Patronus Charm."
Andy felt that he had been deceived.
But I have to say that Dumbledore's declaration of love still sounds reasonable.
Short-term love will heal a person's life.
It can even be said that the most fundamental reason why those unforgettable painful memories are unforgettable is - the loss of love.
For example... Uchiha Obito.
He chose to destroy the world because of the loss of love, and was finally saved because of love.
If analyzed according to this theory, then rather than saying that happiness is the most special emotion, it is better to say that love is the most special emotion.
love?
Andy thought about it.
Dumbledore has always preached that love is the most powerful magic.
If analyzed according to the relationship between mind and magic, this theory is actually correct.
Positive emotions come from the protection of love, while negative emotions come from the loss of love.
Everything comes from love!
Andy scratched his head and glanced at Dumbledore with some resentment.
Have I been deceived, or is this theory correct?
Andy looked troubled.
Dumbledore asked in surprise: "What's wrong?"
Andy sighed and complained: "It's nothing... I just suddenly felt that what you said really makes sense."
Dumbledore: "?"
Is there anything wrong with this?
Dumbledore was confused. When did what I said stop making sense?It’s just that most of the time, others don’t believe it.
"Love is the most powerful magic."
<divclass="contentadv">Andy smiled and said: "Principal, I kind of understand."
Andy couldn't help but believe it.
Whether it's Andy's own Patronus Charm, or the magic Lily left on Harry - they all prove it.
And Andy has been painstakingly studying the subject of mind and magic for several years. In the end, everything seems to point to love.
Andy believes that if he has not been deceived, then this conclusion is correct.
Love is the most powerful magic.
Dumbledore was a little relieved.
Let's see, what is a magic genius?
How many people are unable to understand this truth throughout their lives?
Even Snape!
He himself has experienced unforgettable love, but he still cannot believe that love is the most powerful magic.
Every time Dumbledore and Snape talked about this topic, Snape always had a look of disdain on his face - Old man, you are fooling me.
You look at Andy Collins.
At a young age, I have already understood love and that love is the greatest magic.
This is the future of the wizarding world!
Andy stopped talking, but walked towards the auditorium while thinking about this problem in his mind.
Dumbledore also walked quietly.
To be fair, love is the most powerful magic. On the surface, there seems to be nothing wrong with it.
But in fact, love cannot bring power.
At least not intuitively.
According to the values in the "Harry Potter" novels... Even if Andy has not read the following content, he has some guesses in his heart - Harry probably defeated Voldemort through 'love'.
But in the final analysis, this is still the influence of the mind on magic power.
Because love itself is a kind of spiritual power.
But unlike the direct increase of negative emotions on black magic, love has no intuitive increase on magic. It can't even increase your power.
It's just a belief.
The Patronus Spell is special...it's not so much that the Patronus is a fusion of happy memories and magic, but it's a fusion of love and magic.
Because those happy memories all come from love.
Andy realized something in his mind.
The old principal did not deceive Andy, but Andy was indeed deceived at first.
Dumbledore's theory does not apply to others.
But it suits Andy well.
Walking to the door of the auditorium, Andy and Dumbledore met Snape who had just come up from the basement.
Snape was stunned for a moment when he saw the two of them, and then said sarcastically: "Are you talking to your outstanding students again?"
Dumbledore glanced sideways at Andy and said with a slight smile: "I think...Mr. Collins's harvest is pretty good."
Andy smiled and said: "Professor Snape, Principal Dumbledore and I just talked about magic."
"Oh?"
Snape was not surprised. He sneered: "Did your great headmaster tell you that love is the most powerful magic?"
Dumbledore looked at Andy with a smile.
"Love is the most powerful magic!"
Andy spread his hands and said: "Actually, just a few minutes ago, I didn't care about this. But now I have an epiphany... All magical power comes from love."
Snape: "..."
Confusion spell?The Imperius Curse?Or has the memory been modified?
Snape first looked at Andy, and then at Dumbledore...their expressions were surprisingly consistent: love is the most powerful magic, and we have all realized it.
What about you?
