"Finding your trail..." Luna could not help but laugh. "It sounds like when we went looking for the Crumple-Horned Snorkack."
Wizet smiled knowingly, more or less understanding what Hermione meant. "Hermione, when you say finding a trail, do you mean the Confundus Charm?"
Harry reacted quickly. "Wizet, have you switched to a different spell? You're not using the Confundus Charm anymore?"
Wizet nodded. "We ran into a similar problem when we came to Diagon Alley before."
"I happened to gain some new insights into magic, so I changed the way I concealed myself and stopped using the Confundus Charm."
Hermione's voice was full of eager curiosity. "Wizet, then what magic are you using now?"
There was still some time before they had to meet up. After thinking for a moment, Wizet explained in a way Hermione and the others could understand as best he could. "In a sense, you can think of it as Transfiguration."
Ron opened his mouth. "Transfiguration?"
"It feels..." Harry looked Wizet up and down. "Like nothing has changed..."
Hermione did not understand what Wizet meant either, so she simply withheld her opinion and took out her notebook to await his explanation.
"Transfiguration can be applied not only outwardly, but inwardly as well," Wizet said. "Applied outwardly, of course, it means transfiguring all kinds of objects. The simplest example is turning a match into a needle."
"More difficult examples would be turning a teapot into a tortoise, then a hedgehog into a pincushion, or a guinea fowl into a guinea pig... Do you see? It is a gradual process: from inanimate objects to inanimate objects, then from inanimate objects to living creatures."
"Then come living creatures into inanimate objects... As for turning one living creature into another, we will learn that next school year. If we go