Chapter 295: Three Questions

Animagus is a milestone in the history of Transfiguration development.

If a wizard thinks that it only takes good luck to complete the ritual, then he is very wrong.

For example, when chanting spells and imagining the steps of transformation, if the wizard's will to transform is not strong enough, then when practicing to become an Animagus, he may go into demonic possession and be unable to turn back into a normal human.

For example, at the end, the wizard will feel intense pain and two intense heartbeats. The creature about to transform will also appear in his mind. If he cannot show fearlessness, then it is too late to escape the promised change.

In general, this is a long-term ritual magic.

Its longevity and strictness are not suitable for a wizard to complete alone; after all, even if the wizard's will is firm, it is inevitable that there will be times of relaxation.

For example, James and others back then, they helped each other to complete it;

For example, Professor Marcus Maige, who was guided by Headmaster Dumbledore to complete the Animagus transformation.

So when leaving the Transfiguration office, Professor Marcus Maige told him that they must prepare all materials and choose a cautious time.

Besides that, the professor gave him a notebook of her own insights, telling Xiang Xien to finish reading it as soon as possible no matter what.

So Xiang Xien became busy again.

He not only needed to choose materials for mid-rank alchemy and learn more difficult magic runes, but also needed to memorize this notebook as soon as possible to ensure that the subsequent Animagus transformation would not have any mistakes.

In the Hope Cottage.

Xiang Xien rarely fell into a difficult situation. After unlocking Mrs. Norris's affinity, he truly realized how difficult it was for a wizard to transform into a magical creature.

First, past materials could not bear such a heavy responsibility, and many magic runes could not produce enough effect.

Secondly, apart from these basic problems, the wizard's own magic and the magical creature's magic are in conflict. The two are almost irreconcilable.

This point may also be the real reason why a wizard's Animagus cannot transform into a magical creature.

Similarly, so far, there has been no magic in the field of Transfiguration that can turn a wizard into a magical creature.

Even the owl Xiang Xien transformed was just an owl that had removed the "magical creature" title.

Finally, there was even the problem of the wizard's will being unable to be maintained—insufficient basic materials, magic conflict, lack of will, these three problems let Xiang Xien know—his current research seemed to be something that had never existed in the history of wizards.

He was walking a path that no ancient wizard had ever walked.

The more this was the case, the more fierce the fireplace flame seemed to be.

In fact, Xiang Xien had had many ideas for a long time.

Magic should have been connected by a source line.

If the potion field could have potions like Polyjuice Potion that could maintain sanity and allow wizards to use magic, why couldn't alchemy do it?

Xiang Xien slowly took out a slip of paper:

【Miranda Goshawk, that old thing (crossed out), once mentioned in "The Book of Spells":

If a wizard has a need, a spell will be created; if not, it can only be that the spell has not yet been discovered.

And now I assert, if a wizard has a need, a potion will be created; if not, it can only be that the potion formula has not yet been discovered】

And now, Xiang Xien thought silently—if a wizard has a need, an alchemical creation will be created; if not, it can only be that the alchemical creation has not yet been discovered.

Magic is inherently an idealistic power.

So Xiang Xien put away his questions and prepared to find Professor Tela to learn profound ancient magic runes.

In the past few days, there were more Hufflepuffs looking left and right in the corridor. Xiang Xien silently put down the biscuits in his hand and walked quickly into the corridor.

At the end of the corridor, a wizard wearing a robe and without a head suddenly ran out from under a portrait.

"Senior Fred."

Xiang Xien called out politely and was about to bypass them to go to the alchemy office.

"Amazing! I even put on a headless hat and didn't even speak! You could still recognize me?"

Fred canceled the hat, and his head immediately appeared.

"I bet Mom wouldn't recognize it."

George took over.

The headless hats in their hands were prank products they invented, appearing as a pointed hat decorated with pink feathers, which could make the wearer's head disappear (along with the hat).

Xiang Xien stared at his sweater for a second; there was a big, yellow "F" on the blue sweater.

"Okay, we mean, about... Wei Silai's Wizard Wheezes."

This time it was George speaking, his eyes shining, and he took out a short letter signed with a big Green.

"Hmm."

Xiang Xien nodded.

"You don't ask how many Jin Jialong we need?!"

Fred exclaimed.

"How much?"

Xiang Xien asked.

"One thousand, no, eight hundred! You know... we want to go to Diagon Alley."

George was a little embarrassed.

"Hmm."

Xiang Xien nodded.

"What?!"

The twins shouted together.

"You agreed?!"

They were tacit and spoke in unison.

Xiang Xien felt strange; clearly, the Wei Silais had been pestering him before, but now that he agreed, the two didn't dare to accept it.

"We all know that Jin Jialong is hard to come by..."

George widened his eyes and said.

"Although we are as close as brothers, although you are the great Green... but we have only known each other for one semester!"

Fred tried to explain, but it didn't make sense no matter what.

"I agree."

Xiang Xien repeated; he knew them, it seemed for more than one semester.

"You... believe in us? Am I crying, George?"

Fred felt why his face was a little cold.

"Touch it yourself, I can't see clearly, Fred."

George covered himself in the headless hat.

"Do you really believe in us? Even if we have never opened a shop, the products are not enough for now, and it is very likely to waste your Jin Jialong?"

The twins asked together.

"Always."

Xiang Xien stared ahead, a bag floated out of his bag, and he left the corridor.

"Great Green—your friend Fred will offer you the most loyal respect!"

He heard someone shouting behind him.

"Great Green—your friend George will always follow your will!"

Xiang Xien quickened his pace, pretending not to hear, and left the corridor with light steps.

Dinner can be eaten messily, but words cannot be said like that!

Deep in the corridor.

The black cat statue was still surrounded by the most Hufflepuffs. The sunlight shone through the stained-glass window they were facing onto the oil painting of the quiet girl.

The old wizard with a long white beard stood under the portrait, his eyes containing deep smiles and a flash of surprise.

He admitted that he hadn't misjudged only once.

Lucky black cat, right?

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Readers can read it tomorrow morning. ===== CHAPTER 296 =====