Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration

"Starting next week, you two will help Filch clean Hogwarts every evening and on Saturdays and Sundays."

Professor McGonagall frowned, her emerald green eyes filled with disappointment towards the two children, Malfoy and Ron Weasley.

"Yes, Professor!"

The two accepted Professor McGonagall's punishment dejectedly and stood obediently in place.

Pansy, who had been wailing and howling, wisely stopped crying, her eyes red and swollen, and stood obediently in place, sobbing.

Professor McGonagall sighed and rubbed her forehead. She walked over and pointed at the scattered chairs out of thin air.

A miraculous scene unfolded: the scattered parts, as if possessing a soul, flew into the sky and began to assemble themselves automatically.

"Cool!"

Inside the classroom, many students watched this amazing scene with shining eyes.

Whether born into a wizarding family or Muggle family, this beautiful Restoration Charm still captivated the eyes of all the young wizards.

After Malfoy and Ron Weasley sat down obediently, Professor McGonagall glanced at Ron Weasley without leaving a trace.

It was obvious that she had just realized the stool had been violently damaged.

"Mr. Weasley, for damaging public equipment in the classroom, 5 points are deducted from Gryffindor. In addition, you will be punished by having Filch clean Hogwarts for 3 days."

Sitting in the chair, Ron Weasley's face fell. He found it hard to accept, but McGonagall was his headmistress and also the vice-principal of Hogwarts. Ron Weasley dared not disobey her orders.

In the front row, after hearing Professor McGonagall's additional punishment for Ron Weasley, Lester couldn't help but look at Professor McGonagall with newfound respect.

If this were applied to other teachers, it would probably be a case of both sides being equally at fault.

However, Professor McGonagall truly acted fairly and impartially, neither protecting Ron because of his Gryffindor status nor pretending not to know for fear of losing face.

"Now, let's begin class!"

Back on the podium at the front of the classroom, Professor McGonagall scanned the class and nodded with satisfaction when she saw everyone looking at her expectantly.

Clearing her throat, Professor McGonagall said gently, "Transfiguration is the most complex and dangerous magic you will learn at Hogwarts."

She said, "Anyone who misbehaves in my class will be asked to leave and never be allowed to come back. I've warned you."

Especially after glancing at the Lester quartet in the front row and Ron Weasley and Malfoy in the back row.

As a senior professor, Professor McGonagall naturally had her own teaching methods.

She first used her magic wand to transform the desk into a pink Pigwidgeon, letting it frolic freely in the classroom.

All the students, including Lester, were captivated by this amazing Transfiguration.

Although Lester knew a lot of terrible Dark Magic, he knew absolutely nothing about Transfiguration.

In fact, the Dark Magic he knew was obtained through a system lottery.

When it came to magic being something to be avoided, Lester was no different from the group of young wizards who had just arrived at Hogwarts.

"Brother Lester, this little pig would smell amazing if roasted!" In the front row, Jiedi wiped the drool from the corner of his mouth and whispered to Lester.

"Piggy is so cute, how could you eat a pig!" Lester said sternly, "I like spicy food. If you know how to grill it, please add more Sichuan peppercorns!"

Inside the classroom, McGonagall, who had subdued the group of young wizards with her superb Transfiguration, overheard their whispered conversation, and her smug expression froze.

After glaring at Lester and Jiedi, those two gluttons, McGonagall quickly explained to the whole class.

"Animal and food created through Transfiguration are inedible."

As a distinguished professor at Hogwarts, Professor McGonagall took this opportunity to explain Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration directly to the young wizards in the department.

"These things are maintained in a form close to that of real objects using magic; once the magic supply ends, the items disappear."

"Imagine you turn a wooden plank into a loaf of bread, swallow it, and then the magical supply to it stops. At that point, your stomach will burst from the strain of the plank."

After saying that, McGonagall glanced at Lester and Jiedi, wanting to see if they had learned their lesson.

Jiedi: "Brother Lai, if we just brush the spicy sauce directly onto the wooden board and then turn it into a fried pork chop, does that mean it doesn't need any sauce?"

Lester pondered for a moment, then said with exasperation, "Are you stupid? Have you forgotten what Professor McGonagall said?"

"The sauce on the wooden board will also become part of the fried pork cutlet, so you've wasted your time brushing it on! You should have brushed it on later, you big idiot!"

McGonagall: "..."

So after I spent so long explaining the laws of Transfiguration, this is all the two of you bastards learned?

McGonagall's face darkened. She approached Lester and Jiedi, glanced at the two still engaged in a heated argument, and said calmly, "Mr. Bide and Mr. Jiedi were whispering during class; 5 points deducted from Slytherin's score."

(Some things came up today ◕‿◕, I'll make up the missing chapter tonight ⁽˙³˙⁾~~~)