Fantastic Creatures Trainer at Hogwarts

"What? This kid's paper?" Sekel showed a very strange expression, "He looks like he is only in the first or second grade... Are you kidding me? McGonagall."

Even so.

But she still reached out and took Ringo's paper.

"I'm not kidding. You must take a closer look. In addition, I have to tell you that Ringo Shelby is a freshman this year. It only took him half a month to master turning a match into a needle." McGonagall

Smiling, with no serious expression on his face, he pushed Ringo forward, "Mr. Shelby, this lady's name is Edith Thicker, and she is the editor in charge of papers at "Transfiguration Today."

"

Strange name...

But the last name is somewhat familiar...

A flash of memory flashed through Ringo's mind, but on the surface he still nodded politely: "Ms. Sirkel, nice to meet you."

"Um……"

Sekel simply responded.

It seems that he is really anxious, and he has already started to read the paper: ""Analytical Transfiguration"... uses Muggle scientific knowledge to enhance wizards' understanding of transfiguration objects, so as to quickly master a single transfiguration routine from one object to another...

Muggle knowledge? This is not my area of ​​expertise..."

"It's okay, ma'am."

Ringo knew what Mag meant when he asked him to stay.

He immediately reached out and gave Sirkel guidance: "Here are several sets of experiments recorded. If you don't understand the Muggle terminology, you can just look at the control experiments."

Sekel looked over immediately.

It records the comparison between three groups of Ringo who did not understand the deformation of objects, and the process of deforming after understanding the object; and the comparison between three groups of other little wizards who followed traditional methods and tried to deform according to Ringo's diagrams.

The results are very different…

Sirkel finished reading it quickly, but her face was still unbelievable: "I don't understand Muggle knowledge at all, and I don't understand whether your experiments are correct. It's even harder to understand the reliability of your other content... McGonagall,

Are you sure this can be published?"

"I can't understand it either, so I can't comment," McGonagall said, "but I witnessed with my own eyes that Shelby used a diagram in class to make other little wizards who couldn't even move a match enter the transformation stage, so

I want to believe him."

"But I can't see..."

Sekel curled his lips: "Or maybe you have a pensieve here that allows me to see that memory?"

"I don't have a pensieve here. Dumbledore has one, but are you willing to see him? I remember that you had some trouble with him."

"Hmph! Forget it, let's continue to choose from these papers." Sirkel looked at Ringo, "As for your paper, thank you..."

"Shelby, Ringo Shelby." Ringo smiled helplessly.

"Mr. Shelby, if McGonagall is right and you have indeed found a way to quickly master the Transfiguration Technique, then your paper has merit, but... it will take time to verify. I will look for it later.

How about time verification?"

Ringo narrowed his eyes slightly.

He was unwilling to give up this opportunity: "Do you have to know Muggle knowledge to pass? You see, these books around me are what Muggles have studied for more than ten years. When you master them, I'm afraid I will all learn from Hogg

Watts graduated..."

——This is an exaggeration.

But it did make Sekel change his mind.

She's not a fool.

Let’s not talk about the thesis for the moment. Simply because the transfiguration master Mag valued Ringo so much, she wanted to make friends with him.

And judging from her experience in editing papers on transfiguration.

If the paper is really feasible.

Being able to allow wizards to quickly master the art of transfiguration—even with Muggle knowledge—is enough to cause a sensation in the wizarding world!

Not to mention that the author of the paper is a first-year student!

Judging from the fact that the other party knows so much about Muggles.

Maybe he is a mixed-blood or a Muggle who has lived in the Muggle world since he was a child - even if the paper doesn't explode, this gimmick alone is enough!

But the problem is...

She is really in a hurry now! And very urgent! Very urgent! She doesn't dare to waste time!

"Mr. Shelby." She tried to make her tone serious, as if she were talking to someone of the same age, "I'm really not that strict to verify Muggle knowledge, but I at least have to verify your experiment.

This takes time—"

"It won't take long!"

Ringo suddenly interrupted her, and then took out a supplementary material for "High School Biology" from the textbook that was still floating beside him: "Madam, have you ever transformed into a green onion before? Transformed a teacup into a green onion."

"Uh..." Sekel said reluctantly, "No."

"Then try it!" Ringo pointed to McGonagall's teacup, "Professor, can you?"

Mag nodded and smiled: "Oh, of course."

"Then please ask Ms. Sirkel to turn Professor McGonagall's tea cup into a green onion. Don't hesitate, ma'am, hurry up." Ringo suddenly ordered forcefully.

Sekel was stunned for a moment.

Finally, he took out his wand and said to the tea cup: "——"Change form""

Click!

This is obviously an adult wizard who specializes in transfiguration.

Although it is the first time to change.

But it still quickly caused the tea cup to shrink, forming a white-green cylinder, and then the cylinder transformed into green onions - but the speed was not particularly fast.

Moreover, the state of the middle column obviously paused for a moment.

"Professor, please restore it to its original state." After Ringo asked McGonagall, he handed the supplementary information to Sirkel, "Madam, here are the cross-section and longitudinal sections of the green onion, as well as the components that make it up.

Cell diagrams such as root hair cells, duct cells, sieve tube cells, etc. You don’t need to understand cells. You only need to know that millions of these cells are connected together to form green onions. Read it carefully and connect the cross-sectional diagrams with the cells.

Together, conceived in the brain when transforming, and then changing again..."

This was the first time that Sirkel observed the composition of green onions in such detail.

The mouth is slightly open.

Seems a little surprised.

But after listening to Ringo's words, he still nodded in agreement, tried hard to memorize these pictures, and then used the transformation spell on the tea cup again.

——"Change form"

This time, the teacup shrank at its original pace.

There is shortening but not much.

But when the column transformed into green onions, that moment of pause obviously disappeared, and it happened very quickly, almost in the blink of an eye it turned into green onions.

at the same time.

This green onion is more real than the last time.

The roots are clear and countable.

The green onion leaves are dripping green.

If the first time green onions looked like an oil painting, which looked blurry when viewed from a distance, then this time it was like a photo, which looked very similar when viewed from a distance...

"Merlin's beard!"

Sirkel exclaimed and picked up Ringo's paper again and started reading it, no longer browsing, but actually reading from the beginning word for word, as if he didn't care that time was running out.

During this period, I encountered Muggle vocabulary that I didn’t understand.

She would also ask Lin Ge to find it out from the textbook so that she could have a preliminary understanding.

Ringo does everything he can.

Occasionally, he would act as a lecturer and explain to her in detail.

Professor McGonagall became an outsider. The two ignored her for a long time, but she was not angry. She returned to her seat to deal with the homework of the little wizards. At the same time, she occasionally looked up at Ringo and Sirkel and smiled.

Then he immersed himself in work again.

Until the first class in the afternoon.

She said calmly: "Both of you, I'm sorry to disturb you. The afternoon classes are about to start. Mr. Shelby, I remember you have spells and flying classes in the afternoon, right?"

As soon as these words came out.

Ringo suddenly woke up: "Yes, I still have classes, Ms. Sirkel, do you think?"

"In that case, then go to class quickly and don't affect your study." Sekel smiled slightly, no longer feeling the same urgency as before.

"The paper..."

"Passed."

"Passed? You only read three-quarters of it..."

"That's enough, Mr. Shelby." Thicke put away Ringo's paper, "'Analytical Transfiguration' will be published in the next issue of 'Transfiguration Today'. Congratulations, you are only a first-year student in the major."

Publish papers in academic journals, and…”

Ringo and Mag all looked at her.

"And I can be sure that as long as it is published, it will definitely cause a sensation in the magical world!"

Thacker held out his hand to Ringo.

Sincere and respectful eyes:

"Mr. Shelby, let me formally meet you. My name is Edith Thirkell. I'm sorry for the cold treatment I gave you before."