Chapter 230: New Ability
He always felt that Professor Snape must possess a method for preserving the products of his transformed body parts; otherwise, he couldn't have plucked his tail bald in one go, and Professor McGonagall also knew about this, though he didn't know why she had never told him.
He decided to find an opportunity to ask Professor McGonagall directly.
Becoming an Animagus had upgraded his innate ability, but he didn't know what his upgraded innate ability was like; today he had randomly received Pikachu's tail from the Pokémon world, so was it possible to randomly obtain organs or body parts from magical creatures in other fantasy worlds?
This would need to be observed further in the future.
However, what he wanted to do now was to indulge his Animagus transformation addiction; he hadn't even tried all thirty-six forms yet.
So he began to transform into various animals with great interest; this feeling of constantly changing back and forth was truly satisfying.
But thirty-six forms were still a bit too many; in a short while, he became mentally lax, his attention began to lose focus, and as a result, he discovered something different.
He intended to transform from an eagle form into a tiger, but due to his lack of focus, a small problem occurred—he successfully became a tiger, but the wings from his previous eagle form remained.
A shock immediately went through his heart; he didn't know if this situation was a mishap, after all, he had just learned Animagus transformation, and various transformation accidents Professor McGonagall had mentioned in Transfiguration class instantly flashed through his mind.
Many of those accidents had caused permanent injury to the people involved, and he felt that his current appearance was a transformation accident.
However, as he focused his attention, the wings on the tiger's back gradually retracted and then merged into his body, and only then did he relax a little.
But this matter also made him fall into thought, leading to a sudden realization.
His Animagus transformation was not ordinary Animagus transformation, but a special Animagus transformation influenced by his innate ability.
And his innate ability was actually random partial transformation.
Randomness and partiality were the two major characteristics of his innate ability.
The randomness had already been demonstrated during the thirty-six days of waiting for the storm; he had randomly obtained thirty-six Animagus forms.
So did the characteristic of partiality also affect Animagus transformation?
Actually, partial transformation was not anything new in the Wizarding World; upper-year students studying human transfiguration could transform various parts of the body into parts of various animals.
But his situation just now seemed somewhat different from human transfiguration.
Looking at his own hands, a thought stirred in his heart; his left hand instantly became a bear paw, and his right hand became a cat's paw...
Another thought stirred in his heart; the world in his eyes lost its color, but borrowing the faint light in the tunnel, he could see the flight trajectories of the small insects fluttering inside; then he felt his mouth become bulging; he opened his mouth, and a long tongue of over two meters shot out like lightning; of course, the tongue had no target; these were the eyes and tongue of his frog form.
Another thought stirred in his heart; he felt some changes occur in his throat; he opened and closed his mouth, emitting a high-frequency sound; his ears also changed, becoming a pair of furry gray ears; his ears continuously received the returning sound waves, and after processing by the brain, the spatial structure of the tunnel thus appeared in his mind; these were the throat and ears of his bat form; he was emitting ultrasonic waves; he had now become a human radar.
Another thought stirred in his heart; a pair of wings appeared behind him, and a sharp horn appeared on his head...
Allen was like someone who had discovered a new toy, constantly making various attempts; he discovered that the true way to play with the thirty-six Animagus forms was actually like this.
He could randomly transform various parts of his body into the corresponding parts of the thirty-six Animagus forms, and these parts retained their original functions, and no conflicts arose at all.
Perhaps some Animagus forms were relatively small, but the transformed parts would adjust their size according to his own body.
This was something human transfiguration could not compare to at all; although human transfiguration could also transform parts of various animals, one had to consider the conflicts produced by different animal parts; a moment's carelessness would result in a transformation accident; how could one be as free and easy as he was?
Allen felt extremely delighted; he returned to his human form, as the appearance just now was simply too bizarre; even he felt his sanity value plummeting, but the ability he had just discovered brought him countless possibilities.
After the delight, he felt some regret; what he regretted was that during those thirty-six days, he had not randomly obtained an image of a single magical creature.
If he could randomly obtain images of some powerful magical creatures, then his combat power would directly explode, and he would no longer need to modify memories or anything like that to achieve such effects.
However, that idea was still too greedy; actually, the current situation was not bad either; each Animagus form had various specialties, and combining these specialties would achieve various magical effects.
For example, Allen now felt he was particularly suitable for playing Quidditch; before he left, Harry, affected by the sudden appearance of Dementors, had fainted during the match, causing Gryffindor to lose to Hufflepuff, which made the hope of Gryffindor winning the House Cup this year become slim.
Allen felt that his current ability made him more suitable than Harry to become a Seeker.
First, he could transform a pair of wings; when riding a broomstick, he could use the wings to accelerate or decelerate, or control the broomstick more flexibly, and the eagle form could give him the instinct of flight, which could make up for his shortcomings in controlling flying broomsticks.
Then he could transform the throat and ears of a bat, becoming a human radar; whatever Bludgers, whatever sneak attacks by others, under this radar would have nowhere to hide, allowing him to clearly know various situations around him and react in advance.
Finally, transforming the eyes and tongue of a frog; the Golden Snitch would definitely have nowhere to hide under the dynamic vision of frog eyes; catching the Golden Snitch with a tongue over two meters long would be a sure hit every time.
Allen couldn't help but start daydreaming.
He heard that the Quidditch World Cup would start next year; with this kind of ability, joining the England national team should be easy-peasy; becoming a Quidditch star should earn quite a lot of Jin Jin Jialong, could it possibly save his almost collapsing financial situation?
But didn't Ron say before that the England Quidditch national team hadn't broken through the World Cup qualifiers?
Oh, then let's just pretend nothing happened.
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