The Grey Wizard of Hogwarts

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What is the concept of tens of thousands of papers, just take a rough look at all of them, Anton thinks that he may not be able to read them this year.

This is not a magic book, an 8 cm thick book is just to explain a truth.

Dumbledore's thesis sometimes tells several truths at the same time, and even extends to various fields, drawing parallels. Each paper can almost be said to be full of dry goods, so highly condensed that there is not a drop of water.

The old world is so terrifying.

No wonder Lockhart didn't plan to do it himself.

Anton took out a copy at random, feeling like reading a book from heaven, he didn't know what was written on it.

If this is just sorted into books according to the time of publication, it is estimated that there will be a lot of mistakes.

"..."

Anton stared at the papers in the magazine carefully, and unconsciously his eyes turned into mosquito coils.

George and Fred beside him were also silent.

Neville and Hannah were even more smeared.

"I know every word on this..."

"I really can't understand it together."

Oh~ don't care who said the above, because everyone thinks that way.

"Maybe we can start from the earliest." Anton flipped through the earliest "Transfiguration Today", which was a journal in November 1894. It should be the first time for Dumbledore's third grade when he was reading. Contributor to Transfiguration Today.

finally.

Finally!

I can finally understand it.

So moving.

"Then, let's determine the direction to be sorted out." Anton stared at the friends in the hut. The workload was so heavy that he had to find someone to help. "Thesis, the column for answering questions to readers, and the Reply to a paper... These should be well sorted out, not simply copied."

"I sorted out these 4180 copies of the Transfiguration range."

George and Fred responded, "We sort out the papers on alchemy."

Neville looked very excited, "I will sort out the papers on Defense Against the Dark Arts, and maybe find a way to save my parents."

Hannah chose to study intelligent creatures. She smiled and waved her wand. A flowerpot in the corner pulled out a bud, and soon she pulled out a long vine to weave bookshelf baskets of various shapes on the wall on the second floor.

"I organize the content of intelligent creatures, and maybe if I am good at a niche field, it will make me look less stupid."

"come on!"

"come on!"

"come on!"

After a passionate encouragement, I was worried about looking at the extremely difficult paper.

Needless to say, Neville, even Anton has a kind of despair that his IQ will be critically attacked. This kind of junior high school students read the papers of university professors and professional science masters, and feel a deep sense of powerlessness.

Fortunately, they have Dumbledore's drafts when he was writing, and the revisions above may be able to figure out what Old Deng thought.

There is also a fully open school library, which brings great convenience for them to search for materials.

The clouds in the sky stretched, the breeze was gentle, and the black lake had a slight ripple, returning to calm.

In the quiet afternoon, indistinct shouts came from the far Quidditch pitch.

Everyone in the cabin was immersed in Dumbledore's wisdom.

Time passed little by little.

Anton found that Dumbledore began to learn about transfiguration, and his first obsession was the direction of transspecies transfiguration.

It's just that Lao Deng's so-called "trans-species polymorphism" is very different from his own "cross-species polymorphism".

Anton is more inclined to turn himself into some kind of creature. The fun of this transformation may have been rooted in his mind early in his childhood when he watched Monkey Brother's animations, movies, and comics in his previous life.

Dumbledore's Transfiguration is more about turning one species into another.

This kind of controllable operation method may be more in line with his character.

Like turning a bird into a horse.

Or take it a step further and turn the Ball Escape into a house elf.

The Ball Duck is a 2x Dangerous Fantastic Beast and the only Fantastic Beast known to the Muggle world, they call this extinct animal the Dodo. The International Confederation of Wizards believes that there is nothing wrong with letting Muggles know about such an animal, so that Muggles may realize how to live in peace with animals on this planet.

The Ball Escape Bird effortlessly disappeared without a trace and emerged from another place.

Similar to Apparate.

In the eyes of Dumbledore as a child, these two creatures have exactly the same ability, and deformation should not be too difficult.

The results of the study ended in failure.

But Dumbledore discovered an interesting thing in this series of experiments.

Is polymorphism only limited to changing the shape and appearance of objects or even animals, can it change the origin of animals?

Such an interesting question was posed by Dumbledore when he was in fifth grade, in a certain paragraph of a certain paper.

Anton rummaged through the follow-up papers, and finally found the answer in a journal fifteen years later.

"Animal Instinct Magic and Transfiguration: About My Experiment in Turning a Wizard into a Sorcerer's Cauldron"

"Mom~"

Anton breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the title.

He turned back to the cover of the magazine and was surprised to find that Transfiguration Today magazine specially put this title on the cover.

Wouldn't this topic be harmonized?

In other words, these professional journals are often just evil in the eyes of ordinary people.

"Cattle!"

In this paper, Dumbledore first described an interesting spell in detail - the Patronus Charm.

He claimed that this patron saint born from the wizard's emotions, memory, will and magic is actually an extremely short-lived life form.

In other words, this kind of life body will always exist after it is created for the first time, and it will be parasitic in the soul of the wizard.

Only when the sorcerer casts this spell will it reveal its own state of life.

Then, Dumbledore analyzed ~www.readwn.com~ with the same root of magic and emotional memory will as wizards, why can they have the ability to resist dementors that wizards say they do not have?

The answer is that they were empowered by a spell.

This is an interesting discovery. If this guess is true, can the wizard directly release a certain spell and give himself new abilities?

Like the ability of the Patronus to defend against Dementors?

For example, the ability of the Ball Escaper similar to Apparate?

While conducting research on Transfiguration, Dumbledore discovered that magical beasts possess an ability that wizards do not have, an instinctive ability to use their own magic to release spells.

Dumbledore called it the instinctive magic of magical animals.

And this kind of magic, after Dumbledore transformed the animal, became more and more prominent.

In the following content, Dumbledore listed the instinctive magic of various animals in detail, and drew various pictures in rune.

This aspect is simply what Anton needs most.

He stared voraciously at the pictures, and suddenly he understood a lot.

Of course, Dumbledore also extended a lot of interesting ideas.

For example, transforming a wizard into an animal, such as a sheep, can completely imprison the wizard's magic power.

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I had a bad cold. I lay in bed for a day yesterday. Today I finally got the strength to get up and lie down in front of the computer. I have written a chapter since I was dizzy in the morning, sorry. I will eat lunch later and sleep, I will continue to write when I wake up, and there should be another chapter in the evening.