Further research into Animagus transformation had originally been a subject the two professors had studied before.
Both were highly enthusiastic about this extended topic and expressed their desire to join the upcoming research.
Animagus transformation was an advanced form of Transfiguration, while Polyjuice Potion was an advanced and complex potion. Improving Polyjuice Potion and then applying it to Animagus transformation would be no simple matter.
However, since Polyjuice Potion was a potion, the main difficulties lay in how to improve it and how to brew it into a usable potion.
As for the person drinking it, there were no particular requirements. As long as they had mastered Animagus transformation, drinking this improved potion would allow it to produce its intended effect.
The two professors understood this well. Since they also had classes to teach during the week, they discussed it with Wizet and unanimously decided to proceed step by step rather than rush for results.
If anyone made a new discovery during their daily work, they would notify the others and see whether it could help the research.
Throughout this process, Wizet also gained a great deal.
Some magical knowledge he had known before, once reanalyzed by the two professors, revealed deeper principles and broader connections.
Combining these new discoveries and gains, he was also able to find fresh ideas and directions when conducting magical research.
The magical research progressed in an orderly fashion, and Dumbledore also brought new news.
Dumbledore left Wizet a message through the bookmark, asking him to come to the Headmaster's Office on Saturday afternoon.
"Fizzing Whizzbee!"
As Wizet spoke, the Gargoyle statue swiftly folded in its wings and nimbly hopped aside, revealing the spiral staircase behind it.
Dumbledore stood before his desk. In front of him, besides an ancient stone basin, sat a pile of