"I introduced Transfiguration to you in class before. Transfiguration is never different from other magic. It is a very profound and dangerous magic..."
"Perhaps you just saw the magic of my demonstration. I can transform an object at will, from a dead object into a living object, and then transform them into other objects again. This is the art of transformation..."
"Of course, what you see and recognize is only the simplest Transfiguration..."
"The real Transfiguration is that anything can be Transfiguration..."
"Just like space..."
As he spoke, he waved his wand and pointed it at the room they were in.
I saw that under the action of the magic wand, the space suddenly became much larger. It was originally about a dozen square meters, but now it became the size of a playground. The distance between Dumbledore and the two of them also suddenly became much larger...
This ability would be even more terrifying if used in battle.
The ability to change space at will can be used in all aspects of offense and defense.
When you want to attack, close the distance and show the bravery of a melee mage. When you want to defend, open the distance between the two again and directly let the attack fail...
I have to say that Mo Fei can think of countless application methods in his mind...
After Dumbledore showed off his skills, he also changed the space back again.
Tom made a decisive comment at this time, "Professor, this magic looks the same as Undetectable Extension Charm, could it be possible..."
"Yes, Undetectable Extension Charm is Transfiguration's superficial application of space. However, it can only be applied to a small enough space, such as a suitcase. Moreover, because of the inherent limitations of this magic, it cannot act on an overly large space, nor can it reduce the space..."
"Of course, it also has benefits. As long as you master this magic, you can carry a large enough laboratory with you..."
Dumbledore made a joke.
As everyone knows, there is a person in the world who has done something even more exaggerated. He built a complete world directly in his suitcase to store the magical creatures he collected...
Dumbledore After the presentation was completed, we got to the point.
"Transfiguration, as the name suggests, is the magic of transforming objects. At first, many people thought that turning stone into gold was also a kind of Transfiguration... Of course, in theory, there is nothing wrong with this, but there are also problems, that is, materials like gold and silver are not that simple..."
"Perhaps in the beginning, they were just a kind of metal, but with the emergence of civilization, they were endowed with symbols of wealth and mysterious and special meanings, which made it extremely cost-effective to turn stones into gold..."
"High difficulty, extremely low cost performance..."
"To go a bit further, let's go back to our question, what did Transfiguration change?"
"The shape of an object? The essence of an object? Or what else..."
"In my opinion, Transfiguration is a kind of tricky magic. After the objects in nature are born, they go through various processes before they are finally born. Transfiguration connects the processes from A to B and from C to D through magic..."
"Under the influence of magic, we forced A that was supposed to become B to become D..."
"But this goes against objective facts... Such changes cannot exist in nature..."
Tom directly expressed doubts. After all, Dumbledore explained clearly that magic changes the original changes in nature.
"Yes, such changes that go against reality can easily cause reality to be corrected. Therefore, to maintain the time of Transfiguration, we need to continue to apply magic, otherwise, they will become A again..."
"This is what we Transfiguration need to pay attention to..."
"And in Gamp's Law, we mentioned that you should not use Transfiguration to change food. No matter how real the food you Transfiguration is, you cannot eat it..."
"Because, the things produced by Transfiguration may recover after being subjected to violence. This depends on your Transfiguration proficiency..."
"The reasons are very complicated..."
"For example, I turned a piece of iron Transfiguration into a biscuit. I changed its material and shape at the same time. When I picked up the biscuit, with a little force, the biscuit would shatter and then break into two pieces..."
"At this time, problems will arise. It is normal for biscuits to break, but the problem is that iron blocks cannot break so easily. This contradiction in reality will once again affect the effect of magic..."
"Conflicts in multiple concepts and logic will also intensify the revision of reality, and then there will be a large consumption of your magic power, and then the broken biscuits will turn into broken iron blocks..."
"In real logic, you use magic power to break the iron block..."
"Can you understand this?"
Such a description makes Tom a little confused.
He is still not very good at understanding reality and philosophical thinking. After all, he is just a child who studies well.
Mo Fei actually understands what Dumbledore means.
In fact, the correction of reality has always existed. As long as Transfiguration is completed, this kind of correction will always exist.
If they don't change much, then this correction may take a long time, and if they change more, the more problems caused by conflicts, then this correction will become more and more intensified, resulting in a large consumption of magic power...
To describe it in a way that Mo Fei can understand, that is Transfiguration, which is actually a way to fight against reality...
Then, he somewhat understood why Grindelwald said that the characteristic obtained by Dumbledore through Transfiguration's promotion to Magic Master was control.
Since you are dissatisfied with reality and want to create a new thing, then as the new creator, it is not natural for you to control your own creation...
In this way, we can also understand Dumbledore's arrogance all the time.
He can create everything that is different from reality. No matter how reality develops, he will have the opportunity to set things right. This is his confidence...
Dumbledore looked at Tom. He seemed to understand, but also didn't understand.
He did not wait for him to really understand everything. These things Sickle are all knowledge that is really involved in the sixth grade improvement class. It is normal not to understand...
But he still had to continue talking, after all, he had not yet talked about Permanent Transfiguration that Tom asked.
"...Permanent Transfiguration is to conform to the logic of reality..."
"Since changing from A Transfiguration to D is illogical, can't I just make them logical?"
"If you really want to do it, then there is another way. First, completely Transfiguration A into particles smaller than dust, and then use these particles to recombine, and finally use this method to create a brand new D. This is in line with the logic of reality... So the D that becomes like this will exist forever..."
"Compared to the ordinary Transfiguration, Permanent Transfiguration goes to the other extreme..."
"It requires a thorough understanding of the object. If there is any mistake, there will be problems in the final result..."
"So, do you understand?"