"Summoning Card?" Upon hearing the name of this spell card, Dumbledore immediately thought of another possibility—using wizards to create cards.
Suddenly, he began to complain about his own powerful associative abilities.
Because the next second after thinking about this possibility, he imagined turning Gellert into a card, carrying it with him, and using it in critical moments.
Like Dumbledore, Harry also considered this possibility.
However, what he was thinking about was the male witches of this world.
He has recently come to a deep understanding of the status of male wizards in this world.
Even though he and Roan Draco were mutually in love.
However, he also found it somewhat difficult to accept the fact that the optimized wizard bloodline brought about the witches' natural advantage over the wizards.
If wizards could also create cards, then the status of male wizards would probably be completely crushed.
So he raised his hand, "This doesn't include centaurs, Goblin, or other humanoid beings."
(Ron praised, "Harry is so clever; he must be asking about the wizard.")
Hagrid was horrified. "Using intelligent life forms to create Summoning Card is something only the most evil dark wizards would do!"
Seeing that some witches were starting to waver and were even mentioning centaurs, he, fearing the possibility of male witches, quickly added, "Besides, that's impossible."
"The magical properties of humanoids and Magical Creature are completely different."
"The magical properties of Magical Creature are extreme. Even powerful creatures like fire dragons, no matter how strong their magic is, are still extreme in nature and easily deconstructed. This is the basis for them to be made into spell cards."
"Human-like magic, like that of wizards, possesses omnipotence; it is impossible to deconstruct them."
(Some viewers familiar with the origins of Fantastic Beasts looked grim.)
(Some Fantastic Beasts, like the Five-legged Monster, are created by wizards who have been subjected to irreversible magical Transfiguration.)
(These originated from a tragedy that occurred on the island of Delya.)
(The McLevor and McBurne clans were sworn enemies. After a night of drinking, the leaders of the two wizarding families, Dugold McLevor and Gentes McBurne, engaged in a wizarding duel, in which Dugold McLevor was killed.)
(In revenge, members of Clan McLevor attacked Clan McBurne and turned all its members into Five-legged Monster.)
(While the McBoone clan, transformed into Five-legged Monster, completely lost their wizarding status, they became even more powerful and subsequently wiped out the McLevor clan.)
(Tragedies like the Five-legged Monster are not isolated cases; other well-known examples include the Sphinx and the Manticore.)
(Therefore, it's not impossible to create a wizard as Summoning Card, it's just not possible to do it directly.)
(And Hagrid will later display the talisman model of the Summoning Card in front of all the wizards, which will undoubtedly have a far-reaching negative impact.)
"Moreover, the deconstruction of Magical Creature by Summoning Card is based on their own cooperation. If you don't please the Magical Creature, creating Summoning Card is almost impossible."
"Can't we just force it?" some witches who preferred to force things said.
"Forced?" Hagrid's face twitched noticeably. "I remember you learned this in fourth grade."
Even if it's not on the test, you still—
"I understand your ignorance because you haven't encountered those precious Fantastic Beasts, but—" Hagrid took a deep breath, "I'll emphasize again, this will only cause a magical backlash. If the other party is weak, you will only suffer a curse—the most persistent and hardest to dispel curse that is generated by sacrificing one's own life."
("Precious?" Ron frowned.)
(Hermione had already returned to the Great Hall with Basil, explained, "Perhaps in this world Fantastic Beasts have become a strategic resource, and only a few people are able to possess Summoning Card.")
"If the opponent is powerful, it could even lead to your death."
"Powerful Fantastic Beasts have lifespans longer than wizards and are very proud."
"They won't be like those weak Fantastic Beasts, willingly being turned into cards by wizards in order to become stronger and live longer."
(Newt raised his slightly cloudy eyes. What wonderful magic it was to make his animal companions live longer.)
(He has lost too many animal companions, and can only find solace in the offspring who raised them.)
Upon hearing this, Draco proudly raised her head.
The witches who had just threatened to take him by force clearly only half-listened to Hagrid's words.
It is very easy for a witch to increase her magical power.
Special prisons like the "Hunger Platform" are not uncommon around the world, and most of them are free to the public.
Because of their unique method of magical power growth, witches who adopt this method possess vast magical power.
Even the phoenix, the most powerful Magical Creature, cannot compare.
Hagrid saw through this, so he continued to emphasize, "When creating Summoning Card, the determination of strength and weakness is not simply based on the strength of magic power. The magic power of some Magical Creature is more reflected in their huge, physically defying structure, their powerful vitality, and their scales and fur that can resist spells."
"Yes, just like my dragon." Draco leaned her head on Harry's shoulder.
(Draco felt disgusted but also a little envious.)
Hagrid paid no attention to Draco's subtle actions.
This is good for the male witch; having a girlfriend can protect him from being violated.
As a male wizard, he was pleased with this.
"This is also the value of the Care of Magical Creatures Class: to teach you the habits of Fantastic Beasts, to teach wizards how to raise them healthily, to gain their approval, and to ensure their populations flourish."
"Summoning Card Fantastic Beasts are harder to create than Magical Plant, but they are also more useful than those plants."
(Professor Sprout's face fell; in her mind, those magical plants were the best.)
"Give them your heart and soul, and they will give back to you," Hagrid said.
"But it's too expensive," Roan muttered. "Cheap ones, like the Niffler, and Gnome and fairies, are common Fantastic Beasts that aren't worth making cards for. There's also a limit to the number of Summoning Card a wizard can have. And once you've made one, you can't cancel it."
"Then you can choose the Ashwinder, right? As long as they can create magic fire, they'd be happy to be turned into cards," Draco said sarcastically.
(Most of the audience understood Draco's words.)
(Because the eggs of the Ashwinder are very useful; they are red and emit extremely strong heat. When frozen with Freezing Charm, they can be used to make Amortentia, and if swallowed whole, they can even cure malaria.)
(The Ashwinder is quite common; it has a slender, grayish-white body and red-glowing eyes. It is created when demonic fire burns uncontrollably for too long. Its lifespan is very short, only one hour. It lays its eggs in secluded places, after which its body disintegrates and turns to dust.)
Roan's ears turned bright red. "I'd rather choose the Fire Salamander."
("Fire Salamander?" Ron asked, unable to bear the thought that another 'self' knew something he himself didn't.)
(Hermione replied, "A Fantastic Beasts also born of flames. But it doesn't necessarily have to be demonic fire.")
("It mainly depends on the surrounding environment and the strength of the Magic Field.")
("The most amazing thing is that as long as the flame from which it was born doesn't go out, it can live forever.")
("The Magic Museum in London has a Fire Salamander that was born before Christ, born from the inextinguishable Divination Immortal Fire.")
("By the way, the prerequisite for it to survive is that it doesn't leave the fire and always has enough food—the fire.")
("Once it leaves the flames, its lifespan is roughly the same as that of Ashwinder, but if you feed it chili peppers, it can be extended to up to 6 hours.")
Hagrid was somewhat displeased by the argument between Roan and Draco.
"Each Fantastic Beasts has its own unique talent, and they are all very valuable."
(Grindelwald coughed; he still remembered Newt's Niffler.)
"Then don't choose Three-Headed Dog, choose Rathalos," Draco, somewhat indignantly.
(Hagrid scratched his nose; he was actually aware of his own flaws. The Fantastic Beasts he loved were powerful and dangerous in the eyes of other wizards, at least on the level of a 3x.)
(The Summoning Card he possesses in this world are definitely not ordinary Fantastic Beasts.)
(He suspected that Aragog was definitely his Summoning Card in this world.)
Hagrid coughed as well, his eyes looking upwards, clearly deep in thought and recollection.
But after thinking for a long time, he still couldn't find a single ordinary Fantastic Beasts that could serve as an example.
Finally, he could only blush and say, "Aragog, Louie, Norberta, Buckbeak are just exceptions. I just happened to run into them."
"I'm doing this for their own good. Animals like Aragog and Buckbeak only live for fifty or sixty years."
"I also hope they can stay with me for a long time."
At this point, Hagrid suddenly remembered that he was still in class and began to speak with a sense of self-righteousness.
"In short, Summoning Card are very beneficial to both wizards and Fantastic Beasts."
"The wizard can obtain a convenient assistant with unique abilities."
"And as long as the wizard lives, the Fantastic Beasts can live on forever."
"Even if the wizard dies young, the Fantastic Beasts created as a card will not perish along with him unless it has already reached the end of its lifespan. It will simply Reparifarge and gain its freedom."
"Alright, now I'll teach you the spell card models for Summoning Charm."
Hagrid reached out, and the projection of the spell card model appeared in his hand.
("Does every professor know this trick?" Ron quipped. "They're all so good at the Lumos.")
(Hermione squinted. "I even suspect they can project movies directly onto the screen.")
(Magizoologist like Newt observed this very closely.)
"It's not complicated in itself, about the same difficulty as the Cheering Charm (a spell learned in the third year of Charms)."
"The complex patterns displayed on the Summoning Card are largely derived from the Fantastic Beasts themselves."
"If you want to delve deeper into the realm of Magic Script, once you have Summoning Card, you can compare them with the spell card models of Summoning Charm to study the model structure corresponding to the Fantastic Beasts of your Summoning Card. This is the most primitive Magic Script and the origin of most spells."
"Alright, you've all learned it, right?"
Hagrid unconsciously rubbed his hands together; he was already itching to conjure up the surprise of the lesson.
The content about Summoning Card took up too much time.
Harry nodded subconsciously. After making many spell cards, it was indeed possible to form such a simple spell card in one go.
The same applies to fake freshmen like Phoebe, Cedric, Krum.
The only true newborn, Neville, is already 17 years old in this world. He has no psychological trauma, comes from a wizarding family, and has received family education.
So, as soon as Hagrid finished speaking, he saw five freshmen nodding repeatedly.
"Alright, then I should get going. You'll be very surprised. They are extremely rare."
He turned around impatiently, left the students, and went into the woods, disappearing from sight in no time.
"What do you think it will be?" Krum asked Cedric.
As a prominent figure among the Champion, and having achieved first place in the last mission, Cedric himself has been thoroughly studied.
Cedric's father worked in the Department of Magical Creatures Management and Control, so he was already exposed to it from a young age.
It's no secret that he himself woke up as a Fantastic Beasts, which is also true for the other Champion.
Moreover, Cedric's team specifically focused on teaching him about Fantastic Beasts.
Therefore, in the field of Magizoology, Cedric is undoubtedly number one.
"Rare? Let me guess. We can rule out aquatic Fantastic Beasts first, then dangerous ones, which leaves Phoenix, Horned Rabbit, Pygmy Puff, and Bicorn."
("The Pygmy Puff isn't considered dangerous?" Ron covered his head.)
(Having been educated by Fred and George, and even frightened by their horror stories, he found it hard to believe that such a brain-eating animal wasn't dangerous.)
("Because it's so dangerous, feeding on human brains, the ones that appear before you are all Pygmy Puff whose tastes have been altered with other brains and Potions," Hermione explained. "These Pygmy Puff, in turn, become close to humans because of their craving for human brains.")
("However, Cedric really knows a lot. I've never heard of the Phoenix or the Horned Rabbit he mentioned.")
("Bucky, do you know?")
("Of course," Basil shrugged, "the Phoenix is a subspecies of the phoenix, similar to the Thunderbird, and it only exists in Japan.")
("The Horned Rabbit is a Fantastic Beasts found only in North America. In the 17th century, its antlers were often chosen as the core of magic wands.")
("Because this kind of wand is very versatile and doesn't discriminate against wizards.")
("For this reason, their population has decreased, and they have become protected animals.")
("Ohhhhhh—!" Lavender Brown's scream interrupted Basil's words.)
However, this is not in the Great Hall, but Lavender Brown in the picture.
The ground began to tremble, and huge footprints appeared out of thin air, accompanied by heavy breathing sounds.
Even more Shocker was that there was nothing behind Hagrid; the animal was clearly invisible.
Cedric frowned.
Demiguise, Demiguise?
Wrong!
To the best of his knowledge, there was no Fantastic Beasts that fit this description.