Albert listened to Professor McGonagall's explanation and felt rather moved. Good thing I raised Transfiguration Theory to level 2. Otherwise, I'd be completely lost right now.
Selwyn from Ravenclaw had not mastered Animagus transformation the way Professor McGonagall had. However, based on the theory of human Transfiguration, he supplemented and explained Animagus transformation, earning Selwyn Today's Transfiguration's Most Promising Newcomer Award.
In Albert's words, the article's conclusion was this: Animagus transformation was an advanced form of Transfiguration. To master it successfully, one needed extensive knowledge of Potions and superb Transfiguration skills, as well as enough courage and luck to complete the Animagus transformation.
As Albert recalled the requirements for learning Animagus transformation, he could not help frowning slightly. A wizard's Animagus form was usually connected to their Patronus, and the process was complicated. No wonder there were so few Animagi.
Come to think of it, how exactly had Harry Potter's father and his little friends mastered Animagus transformation back then? Albert truly could not figure it out.
After all, even brewing the potion required for becoming an Animagus was an extremely complicated process. With bad luck, one could fail for years.
Could it all be blamed on the protagonist's halo?
While Albert was still agonizing over the question, he noticed a quest notification pop up on his Quest Panel.
Animagus You have inadvertently encountered an extremely advanced form of Transfiguration. Mastering Animagus transformation will take your Transfiguration to the next level. Complete the ritual and become an Animagus. Reward: Animagus skill level +1, 10,000 experience.
Seeing the sudden quest, Albert could not help swallowing.
The reward for a quest often reflected its difficulty. This one seemed... not all that difficult?
"What are you thinking about?" Fielder beside him interrupted Albert's thoughts.
The Gryffindor girl was curiously studying the