Ālaya Consciousness, Otherworld, Logos

Wizet planned to give Harry a Parseltongue Whistle in case of any potential risks.

After all, he couldn't be sure whether the snakes were genuinely attracted to Harry or were specifically looking for Harry because of "Tom Riddle."

Dumbledore was also in Professor McGonagall's office, and they seemed to be discussing something.

Seeing Wizet enter the room, Dumbledore continued to Professor McGonagall, "Finally, I must say... you may use those guards as you see fit."

"Should we wait until later..." Professor McGonagall glanced at Wizet, seemingly wanting to say something but then stopping herself.

"It's alright." Dumbledore shook his head gently. "I've discussed these things with Wizet, and besides, with his current magical abilities, he's capable of getting involved in these matters."

"Alright!" Professor McGonagall sighed, her hands clenched tightly, a hint of anticipation in her eyes. "Should I go check the guards again?"

"I will have the relevant wizards come and maintain it. I was originally thinking of having Filch help supervise it..." Dumbledore said slowly, "If you are willing to supervise it from the side, then I will trouble you."

Professor McGonagall waved her hand. "Let me do it! It's no trouble at all!"

"I've pretty much covered everything that needed to be said." Dumbledore stretched. "Wizet, did you come here... to submit your paper? Class seems to have ended a little early today?"

"Yes!" Wizet. "I've finished supplementing that paper, and I also have some new ideas."

Professor McGonagall took the paper, sat down, and began to read it carefully.

"A new idea?" Dumbledore repeated with interest. "Sit down and tell me!"

Wizet took out her notebook, turned to a page with a Potions recipe written on it.

Dumbledore looked at the Potions recipe and immediately felt a sense of familiarity. "Bicorn Horn Powder... African Boomslang Skin Fragment... Mandrake leaves... Moonstone Powder... dew..."

The Chocolate Frog Card show that he and Nicolas Flamel were very successful in Alchemy;

In his youth, he participated in the International Alchemy Conference held in Cairo and received the Gold Medal for Groundbreaking Contribution.

The various materials that can be used in Alchemy are actually interconnected with Potions, so he can naturally use Alchemy's perspective to analyze the purpose of each material.

This Potions recipe is quite unique. Part of it is somewhat similar to Polyjuice Potion, while another part involves Potions recipes used when practicing Animagus.

"Very interesting..." Dumbledore time, as if he were chewing on it repeatedly.

After a while, he stroked his beard. "The design of this formula is quite ingenious... You seem to be planning to reliably achieve a second Animagus form?"

"Yes, Headmaster Dumbledore!" Wizet. "Actually, the formula wasn't my work alone; I also consulted another formula."

"A second Animagus form?" Professor McGonagall looked up. "I don't recall there being any information about it in the library."

"That's Uagadou's secret!" Dumbledore laughed. "They've kept it a tight secret!"

"Every wizard who learns Animagus from there must sign Magic Contract and cannot reveal its secrets."

Magic School exist all over the world, and Africa is no exception; one such school is called the Uagadou School of Magic.

This school has a very unique admissions method; instead of sending letters by owls, they notify students of their enrollment through dreams.

When a new student is eligible to enroll, the then-principal will act as Dream Messenger, not only informing the new student of the enrollment news but also leaving behind a stone with an inscription.

"From what I understand, they aren't entirely confident they can complete a second Animagus form," Professor McGonagall said, her voice tinged with eagerness. "May I see it?"

As a professor of Transfiguration, I am naturally interested in the secrets of Transfiguration.

Dumbledore nodded. "Of course... I'm also very curious about the contents of the paper."

After a moment of silence, Professor McGonagall let out a long sigh of relief. "Using Moonstone Powder instead of a full moon—that's a brilliant idea!"

"No wonder... those African Wizards wear strange jewelry, so that's what it serves? Every time I ask them, they always brush me off with the excuse of 'personal hobby'."

"Professor McGonagall, what you mean by wearing strange jewelry..." Wizet asked curiously.

"They were usually ornaments made of teeth, horns, or feathers," Professor McGonagall recalled. "Just like you described in your notes, they were used to identify the animal's features."

She handed the notebook back to Wizet. "You just said you referenced another recipe. Where did you get it? Did you find it in Sweden?"

"It's a...wonderful world?" Wizet frowned in thought. "Like an endless universe...and you can see countless Stardust twinkling...it's amazing."

Dumbledore looked up, his voice tinged with obvious surprise. "You... entered the Otherworld?"

"The Otherworld?" Wizet frowned slightly. "So that's the name of that place?"

"Names come in many forms... different wizards have different names..." Dumbledore fingers, recalling the past.

"At the time, I was representing England youth at a Wizengamot discussion... and during the post-conference discussion, someone brought this up..."

"They called it 'Ayala-vijnana'... Later, when I returned to China, I consulted a lot of materials and found that it had other names."

"For example, Ancient Greece sorcerers would call it ' Logos '; while the ancient British Isles called it ' the Otherworld '."

"In the distant past, many wizards would share their experiences of entering that place; but now, fewer wizards are able to enter it."

"Did it originally have a cosmic form?" Professor McGonagall adjusted her glasses. "How amazing!"

"Yes! It's a wonderful place..." Dumbledore nodded with a smile. "Since it has so many names, the sights that people see will naturally be just as varied."

"May I ask a question?" Wizet began, "Headmaster Dumbledore, Professor McGonagall, what did you both see?"

"Me?" Dumbledore said wistfully, "A vast, golden valley..."

"There are many crops there, barley, wheat, oats, and many more... I also planted a few crops there."

Professor McGonagall recalled, "I saw an ocean and I fed one of the fish."

"I helped grow one of those Stardust," Wizet said, sharing her own experience. "Headmaster Dumbledore, Professor McGonagall ...did you learn anything from that?"

"Oh? What did you learn from it?" Dumbledore raised an eyebrow. "You were able to learn magic directly from the Otherworld?"