Chapter 272

Yes, the scroll Allen gave Harry can transform into a full-sized Pikachu, with no modifications made by Allen.

Now let’s rewind two months.

After stealing from Professor Snape the method of preserving Pokémon magical materials using potions, Allen began researching the application of Pokémon organs and parts onto transfigured beasts.

He quickly discovered that when Pokémon organs or parts were applied to transfigured beasts, their accompanying abilities were greatly diminished—only the organs or parts he transfigured himself retained full potency.

In fact, all organs or parts applied to transfigured beasts suffered some degree of potency loss, but those from magical creatures of this world decayed less, typically retaining about 80% of their original power—assuming comparable size, of course, since we cannot expect a dog-sized transfigured beast with a dragon’s fire-sac to exhale with the force of a house-sized dragon.

But when Pokémon organs or parts were applied to transfigured beasts, the potency loss was especially severe.

If a Pokémon organ or part displayed 100 units of power on Allen himself, it would drop to only about 30 when applied to a transfigured beast.

He originally assumed this was because Pokémon were not native to this world, and their power was suppressed by world rules.

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

Once, while applying two Pokémon organs to a single transfigured beast, he was astonished to find its Pokémon abilities slightly enhanced—by about 10%—a discovery that instantly sparked numerous hypotheses in Allen.

He gathered all the parameters of the Pokémon organs and parts he had collected and began testing immediately, discovering that the more identical Pokémon organs or parts a transfigured beast possessed, the stronger its accompanying abilities became.

But he also found that increasing the number of identical Pokémon organs or parts could boost potency by at most 60%, after which no further increase occurred.

Allen ultimately deduced: if all organs and parts of a single Pokémon were collected and transfigured, the resulting beast would possess 100% of the Pokémon’s full abilities.

That would be a complete-version Pokémon.

But due to material and funding constraints, Allen had to set this idea aside.

He normally relied on random collection to gather Pokémon organ or part parameters, but anyone with basic probability knowledge knew that collecting all parameters of a single Pokémon this way was impossible—unless one possessed incredible luck, and luck was something Allen had always lacked.

Everything changed when he obtained Snape’s private stash of Pokémon magical materials.

Thanks to Professor Snape’s British heritage—upholding Britain’s long-standing tradition of not caring about decency—he had repeatedly stripped Allen during sampling, leaving his collection overflowing with Pokémon magical materials.

With these materials, Allen could rewrite memories and reset his transfiguration talents to repeatedly transform specific body parts and organs, collecting their parameters one by one.

It was as if Allen had been grinding daily quests for random draws, until a wealthy man named Snape dumped a fortune into his account, instantly accelerating his progress.

Allen finally understood the joy of paying to win—and what it meant to create happiness with gold.

After inventorying Snape’s collection, Allen decided to pursue the transfigured Pikachu route, since both parameter collection and transfiguration consumed Pokémon magical materials, and while Snape’s stash was large, it was not infinite.

The most abundant Pokémon magical material in Snape’s collection was Pikachu’s, and Pikachu’s body structure was also relatively simple.

So Allen chose this path.

In the week before his departure, he frantically rewrote memories and reset his transfiguration talents, transforming one Pikachu organ or body part after another, and finally gathered all the necessary parameters before leaving.

He then directly crafted them into a scroll and gave it to Harry.

Of course, this meant each Pikachu transformation consumed massive amounts of Pokémon magical materials—specifically, one unit per organ or part.

After completing all this, Allen had exhausted every last bit of his Pikachu magical materials.

Although Allen never tested the final power output, he was certain the complete-version Pokémon ability was the strongest among the three scrolls—and the most expensive, costing 500 Jin Jialong in materials alone.

So he gave that scroll to Harry.

Ron and Hermione’s transfigured beasts were designed with practicality in mind.

Returning to the matter at hand, let’s turn our attention back to Harry, who had just recalled the Pikachu into its Poké Ball.

Such a massive disturbance near the castle could not go unnoticed by Hogwarts—indeed, they should have noticed during the battle with Snape.

Harry secured the Poké Ball and hurried to check on Sirius Black’s condition; after inspecting him, he exhaled in relief—Sirius was still alive, and his condition was slowly improving.

He then checked on Hermione and Ron; both had awakened quickly after the Dementors were driven off.

He looked up and saw the familiar white beard and half-moon spectacles.

Dumbledore had appeared on the scene without notice, his expression grave as he stared at the unconscious Sirius Black.

Harry’s heart surged with relief—Dumbledore’s presence meant they were truly safe.

Then he saw a familiar tabby cat appear; Professor Flitwick arrived on a broomstick; Hagrid approached with his crossbow...

More figures—clearly Aurors—arrived by various means, and the lakeside gradually filled with people.

All eyes turned to the unconscious Sirius Black...

“Sirius Black attacked you tonight?” Professor McGonagall’s lips were pressed thin, her eyes filled with dread.

“No! Sirius Black is innocent—he was framed by Peter Pettigrew...” Harry said urgently.

But he realized the Aurors had no interest in his words; even the professors wore skeptical expressions...

Harry’s heart sank—he suddenly realized Peter Pettigrew had vanished without a trace, and without him, no one could prove Sirius Black’s innocence...

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