A successful magic experiment!
A perfect verification of your guess!
At this moment.
Ian has determined what he wants.
The essence contained in Transfiguration is indeed slightly different from other magic.
What Professor McGonagall said is not wrong.
Transfiguration is special among many magics.
If you think of magical incantations like [Avada Kedavra Curse][Incendio][Fiendfyre] as pointing to the paths explored by one after another amazingly talented wizards.
So the road pointed by Transfiguration's mantra is actually a field explored by ancient and modern wizards. This field also allows Ian to see a wider world.
"The fog in front of my eyes has completely dissipated, and there is no obstacle to the road from now on. Now, all I need to do is keep working hard, and then reach the scenery I saw."
Ian has added six points of [Transfiguration] proficiency to his personal panel, which is not inferior to some of his more special magic talents.
This kind of talent can definitely be called outstanding. It turns out that it was not Ian's Transfiguration's talent that was so poor all along, but that he just failed to find the right direction.
If you want to explore the mysteries of the magic path Transfiguration, you need learners to truly have the vision that a wizard should have, and understand that wizards give rules to matter rather than just twisting matter.
Other little wizards may not know much about this in their lives, but after all, they will not consider too many factors like Ian. Transfiguration can naturally complete the items according to the professor's teachings.
Of course, this kind of Transfiguration is just like cramming education. You know it but don't know why. This is the reason why most wizards' Transfiguration is just superficial.
"Turning the item Transfiguration into a living thing can best verify the level of Transfiguration..." Ian thought of Transfiguration Club from Professor McGonagall. It is said that the threshold for joining is that Transfiguration creates a living creature.
He was moved.
Raise your wand and get ready to give it a try.
The owls in Owlery all possess a considerable degree of intelligence. When they saw Ian pull out the fire stick again, they all quickly moved away like birds and beasts.
Well, they are birds.
"Vera Verto!"
A few strands of straw were weaved crazily driven by magic, and the colors began to change. After the rapid Transfiguration ended, a lifelike mouse appeared in front of Ian.
Very realistic.
But Ian always feels that it still lacks some characteristics - it is quite different from the leopard transformed by Professor McGonagall using a podium, and it is not as vivid as a real creature.
In other words.
That is, life has not really been given to creation. The little mouse transformed by Ian is dull and can move, but the posture and feeling of moving even make the owls in the shed feel strange.
What kind of stupid mouse is this?
A group of owls huddled in the distance all tilted their heads in confusion.
"Sure enough, Transfiguration creature is much more difficult."
Ian is not depressed, this is just level three [Transfiguration]. Once it can be upgraded to level five, the skills with [Extraordinary Characteristics] will definitely change qualitatively.
"It's getting late. If I don't go to eat, I'll be hungry in the afternoon." Ian looked at the big clock on the tower outside the window and canceled the [influence] he had released.
As a result, the stupid mouse turned back into straw, the spiked dead mouse that resembled the Diablo monster, and the spikes on its body also "degenerated" into straw again.
"Hurry up and eat it while it's hot."
Ian gave some suggestions to the owls and left the shack at a trot... Before he could reach the spiral staircase, Ian saw a wizard with a cold temperament coming towards him.
Ronnie. Erich.
Defence Against the Dark Arts consumables for this year's Hogwarts.
"Professor Erich."
Ian greeted the teacher Champion politely.
Regardless of whether Hogwarts can still remember this teacher next year, at least this year he will be able to open his eyes and see the effects of Voldemort's curse with his own eyes.
Enter the game personally.
How can this not be another way of Defence Against the Dark Arts's careful teaching?
"Hmm."
Professor Ronnie. Erich nodded slightly, with a cold attitude, and passed by Ian. He obviously didn't like to talk much, and Ian felt that this professor might be the one with autism.
Ian, who was thinking about lunch, ran towards the stairs. He didn't notice that a moment after he passed by, Ronnie. Erich stopped and turned around to stare at him for a long time.
It wasn't until Ian's voice disappeared around the corner that Ronnie. Erich turned around again and walked towards the owl shack. He took out a letter from his robe.
"Singer Stationery Shop of Austria."
Ronnie. Erich handed the letter to an owl. There was a strange pattern on the seal of his letter, like some kind of restriction formed by Ancient Runes.
After telling them the destination, Ronnie. Erich took out a handful of high-end pet snacks. After a feast, the owl suddenly fluttered its wings and flew out the window with his letter.
After watching the owl fly out of the range of Hogwarts and become an indistinguishable dot on the horizon, Ronnie. Erich finally withdrew his gaze and prepared to leave.
"Huh?"
When he left the window, he suddenly saw the dead mouse in the corner - the owls had not eaten it, and the dead mouse was lying there quietly with straw all over its body.
"Eh..."
Ronnie. Erich squatted down and picked up the dead mouse with his hands and looked at it carefully. The straws penetrated from the inside of the mouse's body.
How can soft straw be so sharp?
"Transfiguration."
Defence Against the Dark Arts Professor murmured softly. The rich knowledge in his mind made him seem to have seen what happened not long ago, and he could identify the reason why the mouse was in such a dead state.
"That's interesting."
Ronnie. Erich squatted by the window of the shed and looked up at the long corridor outside, where he and Ian had passed by before.
His eyes were a little surprised, a little warm, and... a kind of excitement like a sudden realization.
Ian is one of the last little wizards to catch lunch.
Eat and drink enough.
He did not go back to the dormitory to take a nap like the students from other colleges, nor did he go back to the lounge to review the afternoon courses like the classmates at Ravenclaw.
Hogwarts's library is a place that Ian has always missed. It has the richest collection of books in the Europe wizarding world, and contains the experience summed up by countless capable people throughout the ages.
Even though Dumbledore has moved most of Restricted Section's books into his own Headmaster's Office and hid them, the remaining books are enough for most wizards to study in a lifetime.
Thousands of bookshelves.
Including but not limited to magic history, Magical Theory, magical creatures, magic potions, magic spells, and also has special areas such as Restricted Section and invisible book areas.
Countless long and narrow passages are filled with bookshelves, and the size of the books can scare away low-school students. The towering bookshelves make Ian have to use ladders to find the books he wants.
<From Cat to Eagle: Transfiguration Practical Guide>.
<Taboos and Risks of Transfiguration>.
<Transfiguration and Telepathy>.
A large number of books related to Transfiguration were placed on the table by Ian. The pile could block him from sitting on the chair. In fact, this was not what Ian wanted to study in the library at the beginning.
But who made Professor McGonagall's teachings extremely useful? Now Ian is very interested in Transfiguration.
Once you carefully consider the different spells and effects in the Transfiguration field, you will find an interesting fact, that is, all Transfiguration-related knowledge is actually just Transfiguration skills. They are slightly different from the "laws" developed by others. The Transfiguration spells are more about reducing the difficulty of casting spells.
Use the least [influence] to achieve more realistic impact. From the [Vera Verto] mantra, it is not difficult to find that the skill-oriented mantra can be used on different things Transfiguration.
The direction it points to is not limited to the results that have been determined by predecessors.
In fact, the general direction that Transfiguration points to is to do whatever you want, to have your dreams come true. It is the farther scenery that Ian sees while standing on the path explored by predecessors - Grand Wish-Granting Spell!
The authority of the Creator!
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