Hawking reached for the bread and wolfed it down in a few bites.
"It really is a piece of bread."
According to Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration, there were limits to transfiguring food. Non-food items could not be turned into food; otherwise, even if they were eaten, the body would not absorb any nutrition from them, and they would only cause indigestion before reverting.
In other words, even if air were turned into bread, eating it would still be the same as eating air. It would not fill him up.
Unless one food was turned into another—for example, transforming bread into roast chicken. Then it would taste like roast chicken, but the nutrition absorbed would still be that of bread.
Yet after eating that piece of bread, he could clearly feel that he had truly eaten bread, and the hunger in his body had been satisfied.
So this had also broken through the limits of Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration.
However, although it had broken through the restrictions of Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration, it had not broken through the law of conservation of energy. The bread had been created from nothing, but an equivalent amount of magical power had been consumed.
If he transfigured an even larger piece of bread, it would consume more magical power than the piece just now.
Even so, he was already overjoyed.
After all, with his Wizard Bloodline, his magical power was inexhaustible, and many things created from magical power were sometimes exactly what he needed.
Thinking about it carefully, the Harry Potter magic system had never been known for its destructive power. If he blindly pursued the destructive power of magic, he might as well focus on improving his qi.
Qi possessed the greatest destructive power.
Harry Potter magic should develop like this—constantly