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"Is it because of the petrification technique?" Hermione grabbed the teapot from Ron's hand and looked at it for a few times. She was both envious and a little unconvinced. She was lucky enough to understand Lin Mo's petrification technique through the secret rune medicine and even became a "master of petrification."

He was always aggrieved: "It's because of your advantage in petrification that you can master the transformation so well, right?"

"Uh... it probably has nothing to do with petrification." Lin Mo looked at Hermione's face carefully. When he denied Hermione's guess, the other person's eyebrows were almost squeezed together, even through the glass of the isolation room.

You can all feel her dissatisfaction (even though there is no need for isolation now, Lin Mo still habitually stays in the isolation room when Harry and the others come to visit her, just in case).

"From my understanding... although the petrification technique petrifies the object, it does not really turn it into stone. It is fundamentally different from the deformation technique, and is even the opposite..."

He took out his wand and danced it in the air, making a standard trajectory of petrification and said:

"Petrification emphasizes immutability and stillness, fixing the object in a certain state, making it look as durable as a stone, while transfiguration emphasizes change. Subjectivity and will, or spiritual power, are used to change the target.

Object."

"Why is that? Have you already practiced in advance?" Hermione was still unconvinced. Even though Lin Mo didn't attend Professor McGonagall's class, he was able to turn a mouse into a teapot almost perfectly, which was better than what she had done.

fine.

"Well...the key is..." Lin Mo thought about it carefully and explained:

"If you want to find a way to integrate yourself into the environment, or in other words, make the mouse a part of yourself, so as to extend the power of will to the mouse and turn it into a teapot, don't forget the third law of deformation. All changes come from

itself."

"Let the mouse become a part of you?" Ron and others looked even more confused.

Lin Mo could only explain further:

"This is a technique I mastered when I was learning the Expelling Spell. According to Professor Snape's explanation, the Expelling Spell [Expulsion to Ashes] comes from the combination of two rune sources, outward and push, pushing objects outward.

It is expulsion, but from another perspective, it is to push the object away from the inside. The inside here refers to the self, not the inside of the space. Therefore, if you want to expel the curse power on the alienated object, you must first combine your own power with other objects.

To be connected, one must identify with the surrounding environment and objects.”

"I imagine a technique like this could also be used in transfiguration," he continued:

"Similar to the expulsion spell, to turn a mouse into a teapot, you must first make it a part of yourself and pull it into your own world. This way it will be much easier to transform it later. You can imagine being two wizards.

What happens when an object is deformed at the same time? I asked Professor McGonagall this question in the class at the beginning of the semester. She didn't answer, but the answer I can think of so far is, in that case, who can combine his power with the object?

If they are linked together, whose transformation will be the leader."

"When you pull the deformed object into your own world, the deformed object disappears from other people's worlds."

"But how can you connect yourself with your partner?" Ron was already confused.

"This is not difficult to say, but I still agree with it from a subjective point of view." Lin Mo replied:

"Identify that oneself and the environment are one. Oneself is a part of the environment, and the environment is also a part of oneself. Since all transformation techniques originate from ourselves, it is much easier to change ourselves than to change external objects."

"But a mouse is such a complex life, how can we turn it into a teapot? How can those flowing blood, moving muscles and nerves, not to mention every cell and smaller microscopic biochemical reactions, be simply transformed into a teapot?"

Turn it into a purely material teapot?" Ivel asked, obviously she also encountered considerable difficulties in this transformation task.

Being exposed to a lot of Muggle science seemed to have the opposite effect.

"First of all, the first law of transfiguration states that all changes in transfiguration are not permanent. Even though this teapot looks lifelike, it will eventually turn back into a mouse. It is not really a permanent teapot.

If you look at transfiguration this way, you may be less troubled," Lin Mo gestured:

"Secondly, although life, or living organisms, is unstable when divided into subdivisions, it is stable and single as a subjective concept. All we need to do is to turn a mouse into a teapot, not a

I wonder if you can understand how a mouse that breathes, changes all the time, and has countless biochemical reactions and even neurological sensations turns into a teapot."

Ivel remained silent and nodded thoughtfully after a while.

The other three people were also thinking about what Lin Mo said, and they didn't know how much they understood.

When they started to take out their wands and practice transfiguration in Madam Pomfrey's treatment room, they found that it was easy to say (it was not easy in fact, everyone was confused), but it was even more difficult to practice, even Hermione

Neither Ivel nor I could find the feeling of identifying the target as a part of oneself as described by Lin Mo.

In fact, there should be nothing wrong with the transformation experience revealed by Lin Mo. He did find a good feeling for transformation through these methods and techniques (of course, part of the reason is that he has a relatively strong willpower).

But there is a reason why Professor McGonagall did not explain these techniques in the Transfiguration class.

It’s not that they are unimportant, it’s just that compared to the understanding ability of first-year students, these are a bit too advanced. Regarding topics such as concepts and entities, self and environment, change and constancy, these contents will originally be practiced by freshmen.

In the next few years of transfiguration classes, I will gradually come into contact with it and slowly master it, rather than learning it now.

So the effect can be imagined. Although Lin Mo tried his best to explain, the progress of the other people was not obvious.

Among them, Hermione is the most impatient. In her opinion, since Professor McGonagall has announced a test question in advance, it would be a shame for herself if she could not get full marks on this question. But no matter how hard she tried, she would not be able to change her gender.

Teapot always had a thin tail, which made her hair fluffy with anger.

However, compared to Hermione, Lin Mo found that Harry's condition might be a little worse. He seemed a little depressed.

"Harry, what's wrong with you?" Lin Mo asked.

"My scar has been hurting from time to time since I came back from the Forbidden Forest." Harry shook his head and put down the wand he was practicing on, looking worried: "It only hurt occasionally when I had nightmares, but it has never been so frequent as it is now. You guys

Remember what Firenze said? I feel like it’s foreshadowing something.”