Sewing Pockets for Animagi

"It really is the Levitation Charm ..." Babajide Akingbade exclaimed, glancing instinctively at Professor McGonagall, only to find that Professor McGonagall was not so calm either.

"Ms. McGonagall, I remember you were the one who guided Wizet to master Animagus, enabling him to cast spells in Animagus form... Didn't you know that?"

"His Animagus training process is very special... I know about his spellcasting..." Professor McGonagall adjusted her glasses, "But there's a difference between the two things..."

"Laying a solid foundation before building a skyscraper is a different concept from building a skyscraper on top of a wooden house..." Akinbade pondered. "Can I understand it that way?"

"Yes!" Professor McGonagall nodded. "Wizet is an extremely talented child... his method is difficult to replicate..."

She recalled the idea that Wizet had proposed and then described it simply based on her own understanding.

The concepts involved were actually mentioned in the paper, but only to clarify the concepts and facilitate readers' understanding, without going into in-depth discussion.

The reason for doing this is simple: it's difficult to implement, and we're worried that some readers might try it and cause unnecessary accidents.

Wizet's method requires a preliminary exploration of the soul and a certain understanding of Mental Magic when preparing for Animagus practice;

One even needs to know how to create magical items in order to combine the three elements and inscribe the magic into the Animagus...

After listening to Professor McGonagall's description, Akinbade said with unwavering agreement, "Ms. McGonagall, you are absolutely right. It requires knowledge of the soul, and it's a method that's difficult to replicate!"

He suddenly realized something, "Which means... that the ideas that Wizet is proposing now are... just ideas that have only come to us now?"

"These ideas were all developed based on Lorenzo Flores's suggestions... How long has it been?"

"This isn't... anything particularly rare." Professor McGonagall coughed lightly, recalling when she was teaching Vizette Animagus.

Wizet didn't spend too much time figuring out the entire Animagus process, and by using his knowledge, he deduced that the Potions recipe could help wizards explore the soul.

Judging from Professor McGonagall's wistful expression, Akinbade could roughly guess how Wizet had performed while studying at Hogwarts.

"It will take some time." Wizet looked up at the sky. "Let me explain my understanding first... In my opinion, mastering Animagus is like getting a piece of clothing."

"This is a garment prepared for the soul. When the soul puts on this garment, the soul influences the body... and the body will follow the changes of the soul and then transform into the appearance of an animal."

"A very interesting description, very vivid..." As Wizet finished speaking, most of the wizards nodded in agreement with this viewpoint.

Wizet continued, "I'm sure you all know the training process for Animagus by heart, so I won't go into details."

"My training method is very special, with many modifications that are only suitable for myself... allowing me to have the ability to cast spells in Animagus form."

He patted his pocket and said, "If I had to describe it, being able to cast spells in Animagus form is like adding a pocket to your pants, which is equivalent to adding the function of 'carrying things'."

"Now, after I got the 'clothes,' I already have 'pockets,' which have the function of 'carrying things'..."

"My idea now is... based on the inspiration Mr. Lorenzo Flores gave me, to sew such a pocket for you Animagus ..."

After hearing Wizet's analogy, Magnus Gustafsson and the others exchanged bewildered glances. "It sounds simple... it seems to just supplement this function... but it also feels very complicated..."

"Mr. Lovegood knows Animagus very well..." Lorenzo Flores sighed, "Otherwise he wouldn't have come up with such a vivid metaphor."

"The reason it seems simple is because he simplified the concepts, making them easy to understand... but if you think about it deeply, you'll find that it's all very difficult."

"It's like you're giving a toad swan wings, and you also have to make it have the ability to fly continuously like a swan after the wings are attached."

"Actually, when this idea came up, a problem had already arisen... How do we obtain 'wings'? We need to solve this problem before we can start thinking about how to 'fly'."

"To give a toad... the ability to fly?" Magnus Gustafsson stammered. "Now I think I understand just how difficult it is."

Wizet raised his hand, and the pebbles and sand on the grass flew into the air. With a light wave of his wand, the pebbles and sand changed, transforming into the shapes of various materials.

Each of these transformed materials was as big as a football, large enough for everyone present to see clearly.

"The most crucial material is the Death's-head Hawkmoth Chrysalis!" Wizet explained one by one, "Based on the magical property of 'inclusion' proposed by Mr. Lorenzo Flores, there is a book that contains a similar record."

"In his book ' The Defense and Deterrence Charms,' Catullus Spangler, when discussing how to cast the Patronus Charm on page 131, mentioned an interesting point..."

If you are unable to cast the Patronus Charm, you can think of yourself as a moth pupa, transforming, purifying, digesting, and embracing the unpleasant experiences you've had, turning them into a driving force for yourself.

Once we've processed these unpleasant memories, and then look back at the happy ones, you'll find that everything seems simpler! You can wave your wand again and chant the Patronus Charm!

"Mr. Lovegood!" Lorenzo Flores exclaimed excitedly after hearing what Wizet had said. "Are you sure it's this book?"

"I vaguely remembered reading some book somewhere... that mentioned a similar concept, which is why I started my research!"

"I'm certainly sure," Wizet. "However, the copy of ' The Defense and Deterrence Charms ' that I saw was the 1865 edition."

"A terrifying memory!" The people present exclaimed subconsciously. "To be able to remember the exact page number, such a memory is simply unimaginable."

Akinbade tilted his head slightly, looked at Professor McGonagall was pursing her lips, and asked in a low voice, "Has his memory always been so good?"

"How should I put it? Wizet has always had a good memory..." Professor McGonagall coughed lightly, a slight smile still appearing at the corner of her mouth, "It's not... anything particularly rare."

Luna no longer needed to be so tense. Looking at the composed Wizet in front of her, she smiled brightly...