Let Animagi Cast Spells Too
"So what?" an African Wizards scoffed. "I do know a thing or two about you Europe wizards..."
"Your surnames... you must not be ordinary wizarding families, right? You have a foundation in magic, plus you're all graduates..."
"Completing Animagus at this age is perfectly normal, isn't it? It's hardly any strong evidence!"
"And in our Uagadou, Africa... many students become Animagus before they even graduate, you all know that, right?"
"We have people like that too!" The young wizard's expression and tone became excited upon hearing this. He turned and searched through the crowd, quickly spotting someone and gesturing to greet them.
"He is Mr. Lovegood, the author of 'A Comprehensive Study to Improve the Success and Safety of Animagus Transformation: A Multi-Dimensional Analysis Based on Ritual Magic and Potion Ingredients '!"
Following the young wizard's gesture, the others noticed Wizet was standing quietly to the side.
At this moment, Wizet was extremely focused, his eyes completely on the notebook, holding the pen and writing something continuously;
He only looked up at his surroundings after he felt that the surroundings had become extremely quiet, with only the chirping of cicadas in summer.
He leaned closer to Luna and asked, "Is it my turn to speak?"
"No..." Luna shook her head gently, "But in a little while, they'll probably all want you to say something..."
She spoke softly, briefly recounting what had happened. "Mr. Akingbade intervened, making many copies of 'Transfiguration Today,' and they're all reading your paper now."
"Arguments are quite common at seminars," Professor McGonagall said. "For various reasons, Europe wizards are holding their breath."
"Because of your paper, I can finally vent my anger. But those young people are still hot-blooded, so they speak quite directly."
The young wizard who had raised the question walked over and greeted him excitedly, "Mr. Lovegood, I am Magnus Gustafsson!"
"Do you remember me? Midgard Island ... If it weren't for you being there last year, we would probably have been killed by that Dark Wizard."
Wizet shook hands briefly and said calmly, "Hello, Mr. Gustafsson..."
Magnus Gustafsson showed great enthusiasm as he talked about how he discovered the book "Transfiguration Today" and how to practice Animagus;
Later, while traveling in other countries, he met other readers of "Transfiguration Today" and, inspired by Wizet, successfully completed the Animagus.
One of his friends was from the Sayre Family, a long-established wizarding family, and with his friend's help, he gained the opportunity to participate in the seminar.
He had recognized Wizet earlier, when Wizet was always with Professor McGonagall, so he didn't come over to say hello in order not to disturb Wizet.
Magnus Gustafsson said, "I actually learned about Animagus when I was studying at Durmstrang..."
"Someone tried to practice this advanced magic, but due to an accident, his body was covered in feathers... It took two years of treatment for him to finally recover."
"Animagus is such a difficult spell, but inspired by your paper, I feel that it might not be so difficult... Maybe I can give it a try!"
"Wizet ..." Babajide Akingbade walked over. "Given the current situation, it's your turn to speak. Everyone is eagerly awaiting your opinion."
"I've also just finished some interesting ideas." Wizet, glanced at the contents of his notebook again, and walked up to the group only after making sure there were no problems.
"I am Vizet Lovegood, and it is a great honor to have the opportunity to share some of my thoughts with you all here..."
"Excuse me for interrupting... are you really Animagus?" an African Wizards asked, raising his hand. "Although everyone says it is you... it's really hard to believe."
"The proof of Animagus is simple..." Wizet said, transforming into Golden Eagle with incredible speed and then quickly reverting to human form, the whole process flowing smoothly and skillfully. "Sir, is that enough?"
"Thank you for your forgiveness for my intrusion." The African Wizards nodded. "I just read your paper...it's very clear and well-organized...the ideas within it really impressed me!"
"I've only stood on the shoulders of Giant and done something insignificant..." Wizet waved her hand and said, "Without the invaluable help of all the professors, I would have had a hard time completing this paper..."
"I understand very well that without the diligent research of everyone here and all those who came before me, I wouldn't be able to enjoy all those ideas and perspectives about Animagus ... Thank you very much!"
He bowed to the crowd, and, meeting their admiring gazes, continued, "This seminar has been very rewarding..."
"Mr. Lorenzo Flores's study of moth pupae and his conclusion of the magical property of 'inclusivity' has truly enlightened me..."
Lorenzo Flores coughed lightly, pursed his lips, and remained silent, accepting the stares of those around him.
A smile appeared on Wizet's face as he continued, "Based on the magical property of 'Containment'..."
"I've finally found the right approach... enabling Animagus... to cast magic as well!"
Before Wizet could finish speaking, the stadium erupted in uproar.
Animagus cannot cast spells; this is something that everyone understands after countless studies.
What Wizet said at this moment was tantamount to subverting everyone's understanding.
"Mr. Lovegood ..." A Peruvian wizard frowned. "You just said 'found the right approach,' which means... this is just an idea?"
"It hasn't actually been achieved? Although I'd love to discuss this... the idea is too vague. I'd rather discuss things related to the paper. I also have some questions I'd like you to answer."
"Perhaps the facts are more convincing..." Wizet murmured, placing his notebook in front of him before transforming into Golden Eagle.
He stood still, flapping his wings at the notebook in front of him. Without him touching the notebook, it slowly floated into the air.
With a gentle flap of his wings, the notebook floated a short distance before returning to his presence.
"That's roughly the effect..." Wizet returned to human form, "It's just that because of my special experience, I made countless thorough preparations before entering the final stage of Animagus ..."
"Recreating these preparations is a difficult task, so I've been thinking about how to grant the wizards who complete the Animagus project the ability to cast spells..."
He let out a long breath, his voice louder than before, "Now, I have finally found a truly feasible solution!"