Andy and Hermione had no classes that morning. After breakfast, they headed straight for the library.
"Andy, watch out for that corner ahead. I'll go check it first. Follow behind me."
Along the way, Andy finally understood what it meant to be overly suspicious.
The little witch kept thinking someone was about to attack Andy. Whenever someone suddenly appeared around a corner, she would quickly pull out her wand and stand in front of him.
It was a little silly, a little funny, but also a little cute.
Andy watched with a cheerful grin.
By the time they reached the library, the little witch had finally realized it herself. "Am I being a little silly?"
"No!"
Andy shook his head. "Not silly at all. I'm very touched."
Touched, my foot! Hermione shot Andy a fierce glare, huffed, and turned to walk into the library.
Because of the attacks, the library was much more crowded than usual. Everyone desperately wanted to find ways to protect themselves in the books.
People were even selling protective talismans around the school. Apparently, the Weasley Twins had made a small fortune from it.
Andy and Hermione picked out a few books, then found a quiet corner to sit down.
"What are you reading? Spell Innovation?"
Hermione asked curiously, "Andy, are you planning to create a spell yourself?"
"How could I possibly be capable of that?"
Andy smiled. "This book contains papers Professor Dumbledore published when he was young. They're pretty interesting."
"Let me see!" Hermione leaned over.
Unlike the steady and kindly Dumbledore of today, this paper showed that Dumbledore had been rather radical in his youth, especially in his magical research—he had even mentioned several Dark Arts spells in it.
Not only that, Andy discovered that Dumbledore had studied the Obscurus in his younger