Transfiguration, which is very difficult for other little wizards, is nothing to Tom. After all, he has been exposed to needles when he was a child.
At that time, in the orphanage, everyone sat together and sewing clothes together was a group activity for them.
Of course, the fact that Kyle's craftsmanship is the best was also established in those activities.
Tom Because it is small, its craftsmanship is average.
But when it came to needles, he was not only exposed to needles used for sewing clothes when he was a child. When he grew up, after learning anatomy from Mo Fei and Medicine, he was also exposed to other types of needles.
Tom When he saw how hard everyone was working, he kept recalling the memories of his childhood little by little in his mind.
In his recollection, he also ignored the wooden stick in front of the wand, and Transfiguration began to work. It became smaller and smaller, and then gradually formed the shape of a needle. Then, the texture and color of the wood slowly transformed into the luster of metal.
His Transfiguration is obviously much more successful than other little wizards.
And this result was directly seen by Dumbledore.
He did not alert the other little wizards, but came to Tom, took the completed needle of Transfiguration into his hand, and felt it.
Then he directly held the needle and announced loudly, "Tom The first Transfiguration is successful, Slytherin adds 2 points!"
This news obviously stimulated other students, especially the little lions from Gryffindor. They finally started to study hard at this time and planned to strive for second place.
After Dumbledore put down the results of Tom, he said to him.
"Tom, many of the things you want to know are reflected in your Transfiguration success needle. You will know more if you feel the magic on it..."
After the prompts were completed, he went to see the learning progress of other little wizards again.
Tom thoughtfully learned the movements of Dumbledore just now, and then carefully used Magic Perception to further observe the needle of his Transfiguration.
From a special perspective of perception, he seemed to understand what the professor just meant.
First of all, there seems to be a faint layer of magic permeating the surface of the needles that he Transfiguration became. They form a thin film on the surface of objects, isolating them from the outside world.
At the same time, the magic power is escaping and spreading towards the inside of the object.
He looked further inside the needle and discovered that magic seemed to be constantly transforming the internal structure.
Wait, he seems to understand.
Does the modification of the appearance of objects have something to do with that layer of film? It is because of that layer of film that they appear to have changed in form.
As for the inside, thinking of what Dumbledore just explained, he had a guess as to whether the magic power inside was to maintain the changes in the properties of the object itself.
Tom has not learned some knowledge about future generations. If Mo Fei were here, he would be able to learn something.
Objects are made up of smaller particles, and their shapes and physical properties are all related to the forces between the particles.
Obviously, Transfiguration uses magic to change the particles themselves and the forces between them, and then uses this to show magical effects.
But obviously he has deeply remembered one of the points mentioned by Dumbledore at the beginning - do not Transfiguration against wizards or magical creatures, unless your strength has completely surpassed that of the opponent...
Dumbledore mentioned this point of attention in an understatement, as if he was afraid that the little wizards would overestimate their abilities.
But at this time, Tom thought that if the object of the spell had magical power, then Transfiguration's foundation would be put to a greater test.
You need to overcome the opponent's own magic power to further change their form and structure...
But the problem is that this behavior itself is very dangerous. No one knows what consequences the magic forces will have when they interact with each other...
Just like a storyline in the original work, Mad-Eye turned Malfoy Transfiguration into a ferret. After McGonagall saw this scene, he immediately became angry. The reason is that if the little wizard bursts out his magic power to fight, the final result may be a scene that no one wants to see.
That's why we came up with that sentence - "We Hogwarts have never punished little wizards like Transfiguration!"
This is the attitude that truly belongs to Professor Hogwarts. No matter what the little wizards are like, the professor has no right to threaten their lives...
Tom has no way of knowing this, but Magic Perception's results still let him know how to do it.
If you want to completely master Transfiguration, you need to constantly use magic power to familiarize yourself with everything you can come into contact with, and then you can quickly make changes during the battle...
Tom began to extend his thinking.
When Dumbledore and Dean were fighting, they showed a kind of control over the environment in many places.
Whether it's the crazy flames, the sudden appearance of the wall, or the roaring weather from time to time...
When Transfiguration is fighting, it seems that he puts more emphasis on transforming the environment, and then gradually tilts the balance of victory until victory is finally established.
Knowing this, Tom was a little disappointed. He wanted some more direct abilities, and obviously Transfiguration was not in this direction.
Then, of the other three important disciplines, Charms seems to be more directly helpful in combat, and Potions seems to be more reflected in logistics. What is the fighting style of the wizards who are proficient in Herbology? It is impossible for them to wait at the back forever and enjoy the fruits of their labor...
Tom As I thought about it, my thoughts started to fly.
Although he hasn't studied in depth yet, he just knows that he can learn a lot of Transfiguration, but when it comes to improving his strength, it will never be his first choice.
Then, you will have to invest less energy in this area in the future. After all, you don't always have enough time, so you can't waste a little...
Until the end of this class, there are still little wizards who cannot complete Transfiguration.
Fortunately, Dumbledore still gives some comfort to the little wizards who are not as successful as Transfiguration, "We will stay on the dead thing Transfiguration throughout this year, so there is no need to worry or rush..."
The little wizards were relieved.
But when faced with the homework left by the professor, they were still very overwhelmed.
Tom is not that worried, or in other words, the homework itself is not too difficult for him.
Before going to school, brother Zane, who gradually emerged as a tutor, trained him very well on the process and steps on how to complete the thesis.
In his words, "Writing a paper is a convenient way to reflect your thoughts. Although I don't know how Wizarding World Wizard writes about research, this method is still very helpful for you..."
"It's very simple to say - list all possible ideas, look for possibilities to think about them, then select the most suitable ideas and list the relevant knowledge one by one, go to the library to find the corresponding books, find the knowledge points in the books and copy them, finally organize the knowledge points, add thinking, and complete the paper..."
After coming to Hogwarts, he discovered that this method is extremely convenient for handling homework.
Compared with those students who write wherever they think, his homework is simply pleasing to the eye. Therefore, since the beginning of school, his homework has not received any evaluation other than "O".
It was under this situation that Tom began its own crazy progress and research phase in this month.