Matthew had made new progress in his spell model translation project.
Matthew opened his hand, but instead of reciting an incantation, he used his magic power to condense 128 Ancient Runes in his palm.
He guided the Ancient Runes in his palm into a spell model. Unlike the models of the other Runic Magic spells Matthew had mastered, this was a nested spell model.
It consisted of multiple spell models nested together.
The completed spell model flashed in his palm, and the surrounding trees transformed into utility poles.
He dispelled the magic, and the utility poles turned back into trees.
Matthew opened his hand again and condensed 168 Ancient Runes with his magic power.
He continued guiding the Ancient Runes in his palm into a spell model. This time, the spell model structure differed slightly from the previous one, though its overall framework remained the same.
The completed spell model flashed in his palm, and the surrounding trees transformed into stone statues.
He dispelled the magic again, and the stone statues turned back into trees.
Matthew had successfully cast the Shapeshifting Technique through Ancient Runes. He had translated the Shapeshifting Technique into Runic Magic!
Matthew let out a long breath. The Shapeshifting Technique truly deserved its reputation as one of the hardest spells to master in the Hogwarts World. He had already spent several months translating it into Runic Magic, and it had proved even harder than he had expected.
The Shapeshifting Technique had countless variations. Its translated spell model was nested, and even the runes it used were not fixed. By adjusting the model's nested structure and the types of runes, he could cast the Shapeshifting Technique with different effects.
With a thought, Matthew immediately crossed over to the Wizard Tower.
He had successfully translated the Shapeshifting Technique, his