Untimely Fine Weather

Nevertheless, Professor McGonagall quickly offered an explanation based on her professional knowledge. "Wizet, you have already gained insight into your own soul through the Patronus Charm."

"This is extremely rare...it could even be said to be unprecedented. Very few wizards at this age would have a true understanding of the soul."

"Furthermore, very few wizards would begin practicing Animagus at this age... You are definitely an exception!"

"I see." Wizet nodded; Professor McGonagall's words confirmed his guess.

Because I have acquired new knowledge, I make new conjectures, which are then explained by the professor, thus verifying my conjectures...

This is a process of learning and feedback going hand in hand, which allows you to demonstrate that what you have learned is not just rote memorization, but truly applied in practice.

He continued, "Because I understood the soul first, the Mandrake leaf, for me, no longer had the function of protecting the soul, but instead transformed into nourishing the soul..."

"That's right!" Professor McGonagall nodded. What Wizet said was exactly what she was going to say next.

"Professor McGonagall, shouldn't we change our approach?" Wizet asked. "Do I need to rebuild a defense outside the soul to create the illusion that I don't understand it?"

"Re-establishing defenses outside the soul?" Professor McGonagall blinked. "You learned Occlumency from Professor Snape ...?"

Wizet shook his head. "It was Mr. Aberforth Dumbledore who taught me a simple introductory method."

"I'll only be taught the Occlumency after I've mastered that method. I'm still practicing it."

"Aberforth ..." Professor McGonagall adjusted her glasses, her tone revealing a hint of surprise.

Unexpectedly Dumbledore Aberforth Aberforth teach the Soul Maze.

There are too many unspeakable grudges and entanglements between the Dumbledore brothers, so it's surprising that they were able to reach an agreement on this matter...

What is certain at least is that Wizet's identity Obscurial played a significant role in advancing the situation.

Of course, a well-mannered and quick-learning young wizard like Wizet...

Even if Aberforth grumbles and curses, he will still impart all his knowledge to Wizet so that she can completely master the Soul Maze.

Thinking of this, Professor McGonagall took off her hairnet, took out her wand, and waved it into the room, stopping the quill pen that was writing furiously.

She had planned to work on next week's lesson plan before going to bed.

She couldn't sleep now; she had to at least help Wizet solve the problem and continue pushing the Animagus project forward.

Snape is fine, Aberforth is fine, she absolutely cannot let things fall apart!

In that instant, the indomitable spirit of Gryffindor was fully unleashed.

Back at the Astronomy Tower, Wizet restored the Soul Maze and used her newly acquired Occlumency to further protect the soul.

He summoned a few more Mandrake leaves and tried again.

Wizet immersed her consciousness into the Soul Maze, Mandrake leaves appeared on the outer edge of the labyrinth, drifting back and forth but unable to enter.

Just when Wizet thought the first step could be taken, the Mandrake leaves burst forth with a dazzling light.

It was as if it were being guided, traversing back and forth in the Soul Maze, and surprisingly, it entered it again.

It's the same familiar process: merging with the bud tip, growing, flourishing, and then withering away again after maturing...

The Mandrake leaf in his mouth disappeared, turning into a slightly grassy liquid that flowed into his limbs and bones.

Professor McGonagall watched the whole thing and muttered to herself, "Strange..."

"Professor McGonagall, what just happened?" Wizet asked, puzzled.

"The moonlight is drawn to you," Professor McGonagall said, frowning slightly. "It must be drawn by the Mandrake."

"It's mentioned in the notes." Wizet. "So, the environment that should have been favorable to the Animagus doesn't seem to be favorable to me..."

"That's right." Professor McGonagall's expression softened slightly as she nodded in affirmation.

Wizet had a thorough understanding of the Animagus Notes; some things didn't need to be fully explained, he could understand and organize them on his own.

"Professor McGonagall," Wizet asked, "Perhaps... I should go somewhere else? Maybe somewhere less sunny? Would that be better?"

"That's right, but we don't need to change the location." Professor McGonagall picked up her wand. "We can just change the weather a little."

She looked at Wizet and asked, "Do we have enough Mandrake leaves? Should we get some more from the greenhouse?"

Wizet shook his head. "Professor Sprout gave me a lot of leaves, and I also have a Mandrake that hasn't been repotted yet, so I can provide some as well."

"Then let's do it again!" Professor McGonagall rolled up her sleeves, her expression becoming even more serious, her fingers gripping her wand tightly.

Wizet and put another leaf in his mouth.

This time, instead of sinking his consciousness into the Soul Maze, he looked out at the distant night sky.

Since Professor McGonagall wanted to make the weather gloomy, she would naturally use an extremely complex spell— the Weather Charm.

At least in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them", Newt Scamander should have mastered the Weather Charm.

The magic box he always carried with him was not only enchanted with Undetectable Extension Charm, but also contained a variety of diverse ecological environments.

Such as a humid and excessive tropical rainforest, which is the habitat of the Nundu;

There is also a large, hot tropical grassland, which is the area suitable for the Erumpent to live in;

Correspondingly, there is also an area where ice and snow drift, where a Obscurus resides.

Professor McGonagall pointed her wand at the night sky and waved it gently, as if she were provoking something.

Soon, the surrounding clouds drifted together, gathering into a dark cloud that obscured the moon.

Wizet used her Magic Eye, not missing the opportunity to observe the Weather Charm.

It was a dazzling scene similar to "The Starry Night," but the difference was that a vortex-like pattern appeared in the sky, constantly attracting the surrounding wispy clouds and drawing them closer.

Clearly, the vortex-like pattern was Professor McGonagall's spell, used to attract the surrounding clouds.

"It's too sunny today, an ill-timed day." Professor McGonagall didn't lower her arm, keeping the clouds in the sky visible. "Wizet, now try again."

Wizet nodded, picked up another Mandrake leaf, and put it in his mouth.

This time, the Mandrake leaves drifted for a longer time, yet the light still gathered, albeit extremely slowly.

Just then, Dumbledore's voice suddenly appeared, "What a strange sight! You seem to need some help?"