That Brilliant Star River

Upon hearing that childlike yet resonant voice, Wizet realized that she was speaking through the Animagus.

"See!" Dumbledore breathed a sigh of relief. "At least he knew to let us know he was safe."

"He's very lucid!" Professor McGonagall breathed a sigh of relief. "He seems to be in better condition than I was at the time."

"What a beautiful Golden Eagle..." Hagrid, who hadn't dared to utter a sound the whole time and was worried about delaying the Animagus Transformation, finally breathed a sigh of relief.

His voice was gentle as he kept praising, "They look even better than Buckbeak... The luster of their feathers... They must be even more beautiful when they're flying in the air on a sunny day!"

Hearing what the others said, Luna relaxed and waved to Wizet with a bright smile.

Wizet felt his body now, the rain soaking his feathers, and he felt a strain when he tried to fly.

He recalled an idea he had proposed to Dumbledore when he was preparing his thesis, "Those magical memories etched in the 'siphon'..."

Wizet tried to recall these magical memories, which surfaced in his mind like inscriptions, shimmering with various lights, like dazzling Stardust.

Of these complex magical memories, he could only use a limited number of spells, mostly easy-to-learn ones, such as the Levitation Charm.

"Wingardium Leviosa!" he chanted silently in his heart, gently flapping his wings.

The falling raindrops lingered in mid-air, as if blocked by something, forming an eggshell-like curtain of water that enveloped Wizet.

"Huh?" Hagrid's mouth dropped open. "Animagus can do that?"

Seeing this miraculous scene, Professor McGonagall adjusted her glasses. "It looks like Levitation Charm? It worked?"

"Probably?" Dumbledore blinked. "But this idea of casting the Levitation Charm is indeed very interesting."

"Like blowing air, it disperses the rain, just like this..." Luna smiled, took out her wand and waved it gently, "Wingardium Leviosa!"

The rain stopped in front of her, forming a small circular area.

"To exchange and learn from each other!" Dumbledore chuckled. "That's great!"

With the Levitation Charm successfully activated, Wizet planned to press on and try other magical memories.

For example, the Cutting Curse, "Riddikulus!"

He flapped his wings suddenly, and the wind waves stirred up by his wingspan made a whistling sound, slashing out two wind blades into the distance.

For example, the sweeping incantation. "Whirlwind Sweep!"

It still flaps its wings, and the wind and waves it creates will blow away the withered branches and fallen leaves.

For example, the Mending Charm is ineffective.

Wizet quickly figured out a pattern: only those related to his Animagus could be cast through magical memories.

Spells like Levitation Charm and Cutting Curse can be considered to have a connection with the wind, which is why they can create a water curtain and slash out two wind blades.

Spells like the Mending Charm are not related to his Animagus and therefore cannot be effective.

As Wizet gazed at the shimmering magical memories, it was as if she were seeing a corner of a brilliant galaxy.

The most dazzling of them all is the magical memory that seems to be a collection of various Fire Magic.

As he gazed upon this magical memory, he suddenly felt his wingspan burning, and the Phoenix Mark emitted a blazing red light, like rising flames.

The Wizard Combat Guide in his mind also stirred, with countless pages boiling and turning into a vortex, absorbing the stored Ancient Magic Power.

As The Wizard Combat Guide stirred things up, a strange force began to act upon him.

This gentle yet firm force pushed Wizet away from her body... into her mind... into her "Third Perspective"... towards a magical memory like a corner of a galaxy...

Beyond that glimpse of magical memory, like a corner of a galaxy, lies an even wider, more magnificent galaxy...

The brilliant Milky Way seems to be measured against the boundless universe, so vast that it cannot be described in words.

The thrust continued, helping him traverse the brilliant galaxy until a cloud of Stardust appeared before him, at which point the thrust finally disappeared.

Compared to the surrounding Stardust, this cloud of Stardust appeared much dimmer.

The Stardust emitted light silently, yet Wizet seemed to understand, without any instruction, what the Stardust meant— the Animagus.

He seemed to merge into Stardust, as if spreading outwards...

Wizet followed the spreading Stardust and saw all sorts of animals...

Tabby Cat... deer... black dog... rat... beetle... Golden Eagle...

Wizet felt a flash of inspiration; he knew what he had to do—to express his understanding of the Animagus.

"The dew that purifies, protects, and connects me conveys my will... The reborn Death's-head Hawkmoth Chrysalis brings me new life..."

"The Mandrake leaf draws upon my present, and I give the Mandrake leaf my past... Memory and present, past and future, the siphon brings me balance..."

"The Anchor Point inscribes magical memories upon me, and those magical memories grant Animagus the ability to cast spells... Numerous protections safeguard me, allowing me to delve into the soul and arrive here..."

The Stardust's light grew brighter, strengthened by absorbing Wizet's understanding, giving the Animagus more possibilities.

Wizet was surrounded by massive Stardust, and guided by the halo, he began to retrace his steps, seemingly returning to his own body.

At this moment, he seemed to have become part of the Stardust, and seemed to be able to understand the meaning of the brilliant starry sky around him.

Wizet saw a lot of familiar magical knowledge, including Levitation Charm, Cleaning Charm, and Cutting Curse...

He saw Snape's image in the brilliant starry sky, and the contents of that Stardust... were the Sectumsempra!

Amidst the brilliant starry sky, there was a particularly eye-catching figure. He had short, silver-white hair, heterochromatic eyes that revealed a hint of madness, and a faint smile on his face that exuded elegance.

"Gellert... Grindelwald?"

Wizet looked at the man and quickly connected him to Gellert Grindelwald from the final scene of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them her previous life.

What he was most interested in was the magic contained within that light.

"Pro...te...go... Dia...bol...i...ca... Fire Shield!"

Continuing their return surrounded by Stardust, it took Wizet some time to finally grasp the basics of casting the spell.

The "Third Perspective" disappears... returns to the mind... back to reality...

Wizet opened her eyes. The Wizard Combat Guide was still pulsating, and the fiery red light of the Phoenix Mark was just beginning to spread.

Everything seemed to have happened in the blink of an eye.

Phoenix!

Animagus, Magical creature!

We need to go a step further!

Lightning symbolizes new life, and he needs a stronger and more powerful rebirth!

Wizet's heart skipped a beat, and she flipped through "The Wizard Combat Guide" until she reached the page on "Thunder," at which point she stopped.

"A!"