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During their first class at Hogwarts, Professor McGonagall spent most of the time emphasizing safety issues.

"In this class, you will be exposed to the three laws of transformation. These three laws are summarized by countless scholars who study transformation magic through continuous exploration. They are the most basic and essential descriptions of transformation magic. So far, there are still

No transformation magic or transformation process has been discovered that violates these three laws."

Mag tapped the blackboard with her wand, and rows of flashing words appeared as she spoke:

"First of all, please remember that the first law of transformation in the field of transformation is not permanent. Even the most powerful transformation magic will continue to lose power over time and eventually return to its original shape."

"What can be inferred from this? Mr. Weasley?"

"Uh... this means," Ron stood up in a panic and said uncertainly with his eyebrows raised: "If you use transfiguration to make fake gold coins to buy goods, others will find out later?"

No one laughed at him. Using transfiguration to create gold coins was indeed an attractive idea.

"That's why the coins made by goblins are fused with special magic power to distinguish them from any counterfeit coins," Professor McGonagall said: "The gold coins made by transfiguration lack the magic mark of goblins. It won't take long for you to be able to tell the difference."

"But that's not what I want to say. Does anyone have any other insights?"

Hermione raised her hands desperately.

"Miss Granger."

"The first law means that transfiguration is dangerous." The girl stood up and replied. Safety was emphasized almost throughout the transfiguration book.

"Yes, it's dangerous, one point for Gryffindor," said Professor McGonagall.

A huge warning appeared in the sky: Transfiguration is dangerous magic.

"In fact, if Transfiguration had not been taught from an early age, all schools would have canceled Transfiguration courses below fifth grade. It is too dangerous. I assume that you have already understood the basics of matter and ecology, whether wizards or Muggles.

Children's education will all involve these contents. Now please imagine that when you turn a piece of metal into water and drink it into your stomach, after the water is absorbed by your body, the effectiveness of your transformation spell is finally exhausted and no longer stable, and the water is restored.

It has turned back into iron and is distributed throughout your body."

An extremely realistic and distorted three-dimensional human body appeared on the blackboard, which shocked the whole class.

That person's expression was so painful that in the past, minors were definitely not allowed to watch it.

Go down, I haven't thought about this problem before... Lin Mo couldn't help but feel horrified when he saw the scary images. The solid iron scattered in the body was scary to think about. In the same way, solid iron could be turned into gas and inhaled into the body. Or

Turn a large amount of metal into a little water (if possible), so that when the transformation spell wears off, the body will probably explode directly.

Even more terrifying, he trembled and thought, turning animals into water and letting other animals drink it...

God knows what kind of monster will be born in the end, and the zerg will probably be called cute in front of it.

He wasn't curious about it at all.

"In St. Mungo's Hospital," Professor McGonagall said, "there is a huge department dedicated to dealing with disasters caused by transfiguration. The number of disasters caused by transfiguration is beyond your imagination. Even though the transfiguration professors in all schools will repeatedly emphasize safety, there are still many disasters every year.

Young wizards perished due to their own recklessness and even St. Mungo's most senior healers could not save their lives."

"If you dare to use this kind of transformation technique to tease or attack your classmates," McGonagall said in a very stern tone:

"You will be unconditionally expelled from school and sent to a wizard prison to serve your sentence after being investigated. Even if you are not Azkaban, you will not be much better. Even if you are just a minor, this is a red line that must not be crossed!"

In order to deepen their impression, Professor McGonagall summoned a large number of images in the following lessons, all of which were various horrific accidents caused by the transfiguration technique (only briefly blurred), which were much better than those in the transfiguration textbook.

The twisted pictures are much more terrifying. Lin Mo is really feasting his eyes, his little heart is pounding, and his adrenaline is full.

In comparison, the horror movies he watched in his previous life were simply children's animations.

For most freshmen, this class is enough to become the source of nightmares for them throughout the year. Perhaps this is the purpose of safety education. After all, for a group of naughty children with magic wands, no matter how intimidating they are.

"The second law of deformation is that the more unstable an object is, the more difficult it is to deform or be deformed." Professor McGonagall finally ended her horror screening room and began to continue her lecture.

"If you try to ignite a stone that has been turned into a stick, the wood will no longer be stable at the temperature of the flame and it will most likely turn back into stone. Unless the polymorph used is extremely powerful, you can ignite it. This will also cause

There are unknown and dangerous consequences, so don’t try this!” Professor McGonagall simply kept saying the danger:

"Similarly, it's harder to deform a burning stick than an ordinary stick. It's harder to deform an object whose temperature is higher or lower than the environment than to deform an object whose temperature is the same as the environment. It's harder to deform a glass of water.

It’s harder than deforming a stone.”

Lin Mo thought of the wet bird that Professor Xikelea conjured in front of him.

"Warning again, do not try to transform unstable substances to prove your ability without the protection of a professional wizard. In fact, it is extremely dangerous even for a master of transformation to try this. Two thousand years ago, there was a

Wattsram, a famous transformation master, proposed many transformation theories, and could easily turn a rock into a ferocious fire dragon, and even turn mountains into swamps. However, in an experiment, he tried to create a

Matter that exists only in theory."

Professor McGonagall frowned and looked distressed:

"Despite adequate preparations and detailed measures, he built the test site on a desolate planet and used countless protective spells, but an accident still occurred."

"What... happened?" asked a Slytherin student.

"The planet disappeared, its traces were completely erased, and Master Slime also unfortunately died." Mag said solemnly:

"No one knows exactly what happened. People can only guess that the substance created by Master Slime caused a horrific explosion, turning everything into ashes. His research manuscript is classified as a first-class confidential item and will be sealed forever in the mysterious

Department of Affairs."

"So, if I find that someone is stupid enough to randomly try dangerous transformations," she became stern again: "Even if there are no serious consequences, the school will expel them, and no school will admit such students again.

"

The Department of Mysteries, Lin Mo was quite curious about that place. Compared to the Aurors who fought and killed, he would rather work in the Department of Mysteries if he could survive long enough to find a job.

"Okay, before we officially start learning the transformation spell, there is one last rule." Mag said:

"The third law, in transfiguration, all changes originate from oneself."

"This law is not as clear and simple as the first two. As you grow in the future and step into the field of transformation magic, you will gradually deepen your understanding of the third law. Now I can only explain it simply. If you want to succeed

In order for an object to change, it must first change itself, which does not mean changing its body but changing its cognition and concepts."

Professor McGonagall picked up a beautiful snuff box: "If you think it is a snuff box, then it will never become a mouse. Unless you change your perception, in your eyes it is a mouse."

A mouse, like this"

She took out her wand and tapped the snuff box silently.

"Squeak, squeak!" After a moment, the snuff box turned into a big gray mouse.

“The key is not to think about change, but to think about how it is.”

The big mouse was thrown onto the podium and turned back into a snuff box.

The faces of most students showed confusion, including Hermione. This law is indeed difficult to understand for first-year students. Although they have learned a lot of basic knowledge before, few have thought about consciousness and life.

They have just begun to experience the world. At this age, everything is still new and they do not have the time or energy to touch on philosophical propositions.

But Lin Mo vaguely understood the meaning of the third law.

Self-cognition is the first thing to be changed, followed by the object to be transformed. The change originates from oneself. Judging from the prerequisite and subject-object nature of conditions, isn't the direction pointed out by this law...

Consciousness determines matter! Let me choke you!

Lin Mo suddenly shivered.