Chapter 272: How Pikachu Was Born

Yes, the scroll Allen gave Harry could transform into a Pikachu; this was a complete version of Pikachu, and Allen had made no modifications to it.

Now let us push the timeline back two months.

After secretly learning from Professor Snape how to use potions to preserve magical materials produced by his own Pokémon, Allen began researching the application of Pokémon organs and body parts to transformed beasts.

He quickly discovered that when Pokémon organs or body parts were applied to transformed beasts, their accompanying abilities would greatly diminish; only organs or body parts transformed by his own innate talent retained their abilities without any diminishment.

In fact, all organs and body parts applied to transformed beasts suffer some degree of ability diminishment, but those from magical creatures of this world diminish less, generally retaining about 80% of their original power, provided the sizes are comparable; after all, one cannot expect a transformed beast the size of a small dog with a Charizard's fire-breathing gland to exhale a blast as powerful as a house-sized Charizard.

However, when Pokémon organs or body parts are applied to transformed beasts, the degree of ability diminishment is especially great.

If the power displayed by such a Pokémon organ or body part on its original host is 100, then after application to a transformed beast, it drops to only around 30.

He initially thought this was because Pokémon were not creatures of this world, so their power was suppressed by the world's rules.

But as his research deepened, he discovered this was not the case.

Once, he applied two Pokémon organs to a single transformed beast and was surprised to find that the Pokémon abilities on that beast were enhanced; the enhancement was slight, only about 10%, but it instantly gave Allen many ideas.

He retrieved the parameters of all the Pokémon organs or body parts he had collected and quickly began experimenting; he found that the more organs and body parts of the same Pokémon a transformed beast possessed, the stronger its accompanying abilities became.

However, he discovered that as the number of organs and body parts from the same Pokémon increased, the enhancement to their accompanying abilities could reach at most around 60, after which no further enhancement was possible.

Allen finally deduced: if the parameters of all organs or body parts of a single Pokémon species were collected, the transformed beast created would possess 100% of that Pokémon's abilities.

This would be a complete version of a Pokémon.

But constrained by materials and research funding, Allen had to shelve this idea for the time being.

Normally, he relied on pure randomness to collect parameters of Pokémon organs or body parts, but anyone with even a basic understanding of probability would know that gathering all parameters for a single Pokémon species this way was nothing short of a fool's dream, unless one possessed heaven-defying luck, and luck was something Allen had always lacked.

Until he went to Snape and obtained the Pokémon magical materials he had treasured, everything changed.

Thanks to Professor Snape being of British London origin, upholding the excellent British tradition of never acting human in matters of inhumanity, and having repeatedly stripped Allen bare during sampling sessions, his collection contained vast quantities of Pokémon magical materials.

With these magical materials, Allen could modify memories and reset specific transformation abilities to perform targeted transformations repeatedly, collecting the parameters of each organ or body part one by one.

This was equivalent to Allen usually relying on daily quests to draw cards, when suddenly a wealthy man named Snape spent a fortune for him, instantly propelling his progress forward by a huge margin.

Allen truly experienced the joy of spending money, and understood what it meant to create happiness with wealth.

After inventorying Snape's collection, Allen decided to proceed with transforming a Pikachu, because collecting parameters and performing transformations both consumed Pokémon magical materials, and although Snape's collection was large, it was not infinite.

Among the Pokémon magical materials in Snape's collection, those of Pikachu were the most abundant, and Pikachu's body structure was also relatively simple.

So Allen decided to go in this direction.

In the week before his departure, he frantically modified memories to reset his innate transformation abilities, transforming one Pikachu body part or organ after another, and finally collected all the necessary parameters before leaving.

He then directly crafted the scroll and gave it to Harry.

Of course, doing so also meant that each transformation into a Pikachu required consuming a large amount of Pokémon magical materials; specifically, one organ or body part corresponded to one unit of Pokémon magical material.

After completing all this, all of Allen's Pikachu magical materials were exhausted.

Although Allen did not specifically test the final power, he firmly believed that the complete version of the Pokémon abilities was undoubtedly the strongest among the three scrolls, and also the most costly, with the materials for a single one valued at 500 Jin Jin Jialong.

So he gave that scroll to Harry.

Ron and Hermione's transformed beasts were designed adhering to pragmatism.

Returning to the main story, let us shift our focus back to Harry, who had just recalled the Pikachu into its Poké Ball.

Creating such a huge disturbance near the castle could not fail to attract Hogwarts' attention; in fact, they should have noticed it during the battle with Snape.

Harry secured the Poké Ball, then hurried to check on Sirius Black's condition; after checking, he breathed a sigh of relief—Sirius was still alive, and his condition was slowly improving.

He then went to check on Hermione and Ron; under the circumstances where the Dementors had been driven away, Hermione and Ron woke up very quickly.

Then he looked up and saw that familiar tuft of white beard and those half-moon-shaped glasses.

Dumbledore had appeared on the scene at some unknown moment; he was looking down with a stern expression at Sirius Black, who lay unconscious on the ground.

A surge of wild joy filled Harry's heart; Dumbledore's appearance meant they were truly safe.

Then he saw a familiar tabby cat appear; Professor Flitwick arrived on a broomstick, and Hagrid approached carrying a giant crossbow...

There were also some people who were clearly Aurors arriving by various means, and the crowd by the lake gradually grew larger.

Everyone's gaze turned toward the unconscious Sirius Black...

"Sirius Black attacked you tonight?" Professor McGonagall's lips were pressed tightly together, and her eyes held a trace of lingering fear.

"No! Sirius Black is innocent; he was framed by Peter Pettigrew..." Harry said urgently.

But he found that the Aurors had no interest in listening to what he said, and even the professors wore expressions of suspicion...

Harry's heart suddenly sank; he suddenly realized that Peter Pettigrew had already fled without a trace, and without Peter Pettigrew, no one could prove Sirius Black's innocence...

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