How to Sew Pockets for an Animagus?

Wizet was getting into the swing of things. "Albertus Magnus has a book called ' 《The Decay and Landscape on Trees》,' which contains a lot of interesting stories about moths and pupae."

"However, the content is rather fragmented and is reflected in different pages of the book... To make it easier to understand, I have put it together and summarized it as the 'self-renewal' of the moth pupa."

"It is similar to, yet slightly different from, the characteristics of 'rebirth' magic; 'self-renewal' requires 'inclusivity,' the acceptance and integration of one's own power in order to achieve 'renewal'."

"Mr. Lovegood!" an elderly African Wizards raised his hand. "Can I understand it this way?"

"You mentioned that the magical property of 'self-renewal' is the key to enabling Animagus to cast spells?"

Wizet also remembered this wizard, who shared his pronunciation technique for the spell "Amado, Animo, Animado, Animagus".

"Mr. Enjoroge, this characteristic is indeed crucial!" Wizet nodded. "Only after 'self-renewal' can a fixed Animagus be altered."

After briefly answering the question, he quickly steered the conversation back on track, "Thanks to Lorenzo Flores's reminder... I was able to re-examine the Death's-head Hawkmoth Chrysalis and make further discoveries!"

Claudius Aelianus, the author of "The Spiritual Journey: Unlocking Potential from Change," also mentions some thoughts on moth pupae at the end of page 426 of his book.

Some caterpillars possess extraordinary abilities; even when harmed by magic, they will choose to pupate and tap into their potential, absorbing the magic. By the time they emerge from the pupa, this magic has become their own power.

"Through the Death's-head Hawkmoth Chrysalis, we can perform 'self-renewal,' absorbing the acquired magic and 'potential tapping'..."

"By utilizing these fascinating magical properties, we can cast spells even in Animagus form!"

Wizards who can master Animagus are generally quite skilled in magic.

With Wizet's clear and easy-to-understand explanation, they naturally understood its feasibility, which sparked their thinking and also raised more questions.

"Mr. Lovegood, what are the specific steps?"

"Mr. Lovegood, if you're saying this is just mending a pocket, it can't be that simple, can it?"

"Mr. Lovegood, do we need to cast a spell on the Death's-head Hawkmoth Chrysalis and then swallow it?"

"Tracing back to the source..." Waiting patiently for the people in front of him to finish expressing their questions, Wizet said unhurriedly, "This is a sentence that Headmaster Dumbledore reminded me of!"

"Let's go back to the materials the Animagus used... back to the formula that allowed us to change..." He waved his wand gently, displaying Mandrake leaf.

"We need to make adjustments and use mature Mandrake leaves... As everyone knows, whether the Mandrake is mature or not will affect the effect of the leaves."

"When performing Animagus training, we use young Mandrake leaves, which have the magical property of 'absorption' to allow them to absorb their own memories to establish Anchor Point."

"Mature Mandrake leaves have strong hallucinogenic properties. Some wizards are intoxicated by these hallucinogenic properties and believe that drinking tea made from the leaves will make them omnipotent."

"We need to discuss 'hallucinogenicity' separately. After drinking the leaf tea, the wizard will have the illusion that he is omnipotent. What does this mean?"

What does it mean?

The wizards present pondered the matter, but felt they lacked some clues.

"Does that mean they're fooling themselves?" a North America wizard said half-jokingly. "A lot of Muggle do that."

"After becoming addicted to drugs and experiencing hallucinations, they feel invincible and might even climb to the top of a tall building and jump off..."

The wizards around laughed, and so did Wizet.

"It's all about deceiving yourself!" he said with a smile. "That's the purpose of mature Mandrake!"

"We need to deceive the Animagus 'clothing' so that it thinks it's omnipotent and can cast spells!"

"Animagus can transform into an ordinary animal. Only by deceiving the Animagus, making it subvert itself and deceive itself, can one cast a spell!"

Several long-bearded wizards realized what was happening. "In your paper, you mentioned that Mandrake is both Anchor Point and a needle... Is this what you meant by 'mending pockets'?"

"That's right!" Wizet. "Using the deception of Animagus as the 'needle,' combined with the various magical properties of the Death's-Head Hawkmoth Chrysalis, the spellcasting ability is 'stitched' on!"

Many wizards exclaimed in amazement, "It's like having an idea that comes from drinking Mandrake leaf tea!"

This is just their reflection, because it is a feasible approach, an approach that overturns their previous views.

A Greek wizard raised his hand and said, "Mr. Lovegood, if I'm not mistaken... you're planning to recreate the Animagus Potion, aren't you?"

Wizet nodded and said, "Yes, Mr. Konstantinidis."

Stan continued, "Mr. Lovegood, I have actually conducted similar research on the second Animagus form before."

"I tried to go through the Animagus training again to see if I could obtain the Second Form... but I failed!"

"So I have a question... how do you make mature Mandrake leaves effective? And how do you make Death's-head Hawkmoth Chrysalis effective?"

Wizet replied:

"The entire Animagus training involves a lot of materials, including... seven days without exposure to sunlight and dew from living creatures."

"The combination of 'seven days' and 'dew that has not been touched by any living creature' can achieve inner cleansing and rebirth."

"Among them, the magical property of 'rebirth' is the one we need to use... At this point, we need to think about what other liquids can have the property of 'rebirth'."

A wizard tentatively suggested, "How about seven weeks of dew?"

Another wizard offered his own idea. "Or... dew from lotus petals?"

Wizet and shared his thoughts, "We can use the Living Death Potion!"

"Living Death Potion!"

"Use Potions instead of dew?"

"The Living Death Potion... I remember it only works on humans, right?"

"Yes! If you touch those materials, they'll probably be directly corroded, right?"

Wizet said confidently, "The Living Death Potion, also known as the ' Deadly Sleep Water,' has no better alternative. As for your concerns..."

"It's actually a kind of test! If the Living Death Potion can accommodate other ingredients, doesn't that mean we're only one step away from success?"