The Bloody History of Enslaving Muggles

After dinner, Andy and Hermione took a few more laps outside the castle, casually discussing the contradictions in the History of Magic.

The two most famous events in magical history were the burning of witches in the Middle Ages and the two Goblin Rebellions. Other than that, most of magical history consisted of trivial little matters.

Events related to Muggles were even fewer and farther between.

Of course, Voldemort occupied no small portion of modern magical history.

By contrast, the records concerning Grindelwald were practically written in the Spring and Autumn style. Many events were glossed over in a few strokes, and Grindelwald's ideals were never mentioned at all.

That alone showed that history was like a little girl anyone could dress up as they pleased. Once it was written on paper, it could be freely cut, revised, and altered.

"Let's go!"

The sky had already begun to darken. Andy stretched and yawned. "There's hardly anyone in the Common Room right now. Once it gets crowded tonight, we'll have to wait until midnight to come out again."

"Mm!"

Hermione nodded, then said hesitantly, "I just don't know whether the Lady Grey will tell us the truth."

"I think she has quite a personality," Andy said with a smile.

The Lady Grey was not quite right in the head, but as Ravenclaw's daughter, she was extremely proud and a little naive as well.

If history had truly been altered, Andy felt that the Lady Grey would be quite disdainful of it.

Even if she had some reservations, a little provocation would probably make her spill it.

"What do you mean?" Hermione asked, raising a brow.

"Uh..."

Andy considered his words before cautiously saying, "I mean, she's a little dim... Even if she doesn't want to tell us, we can trick her