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Deveraux took a deep breath, straightened his clothes, and knocked on the door.

"Come in."

Professor McGonagall's voice came from behind the door.

Deveraux pushed the door open.

He walked into Professor McGonagall's office.

The office was full of the smell of books.

Various books related to Transfiguration were neatly arranged on the bookshelf.

In the fireplace in the center of the room.

The flames were burning.

It exuded warmth.

"As expected of the British, they also burn fireplaces in summer."

Deveraux thought to himself.

The highest temperature in the UK in summer is only more than 20 degrees.

The average temperature in summer is not even 20 degrees.

In the year he lived in the UK.

He felt this cool climate almost every day.

Sometimes he even felt that his body was suffering from rheumatism due to the humid climate.

Therefore.

It was not surprising to see Professor McGonagall using the fireplace to keep warm in early September.

Professor McGonagall sat behind a large desk.

She was looking down and reading a document carefully.

She looked up.

She saw Deveraux.

She smiled and said.

"Mr. Alexander, you are here. Do you have any questions for me?"

Deveraux nodded in thanks.

She started to talk about her confusion straight away.

Of course, Deveraux would not ask questions directly.

She still had to be tactful.

"Professor McGonagall, I encountered a problem in class."

Deveraux pondered for a moment.

"Do you remember that I turned a matchstick into a needle by performing a wandless spell in class?"

Professor McGonagall nodded slightly.

"That was an amazing achievement, and it is very rare even in the senior grades. Is there any problem with that?"

"Professor, the problem is that I can only do this to this matchstick."

"I can't transfer the same method to other objects, or even another matchstick."

"The reason is that the Transfiguration I used is not the universal Transfiguration you taught in class, but something I learned through my own observation."

Deveraux said a lot in one breath.

Stop and take a breath.

Professor McGonagall heard this.

Put down the document in her hand.

Her eyes became serious.

With a wave of the wand in her hand, a teacup flew over.

It landed steadily in front of Deveraux.

The professor's wand tapped the table twice in a row.

In an instant.

The teacup was already filled with hot tea with white mist floating in it.

"Have some tea first, Alexander, what do you mean by the Transfiguration that you observed yourself?"

Deveraux picked up the hot tea.

After blowing gently.

He took a sip.

It was just right, neither hot nor cold.

"Professor, I can observe the microscopic structure of things."

"And the Transfiguration I observed myself is based on the observed microscopic structure of things, combined with the Transfiguration spell, to make the transformation."

"Compared with the Transfiguration taught in class, this kind of transformation is more convenient and can be used without a wand, but it is limited to things whose microscopic structure has been observed."

"At the same time, the microscopic structure of each thing is independent, so it is not possible to observe a thing and then the same type of thing can also be transformed."

Deveraux spoke out his thoughts in one breath.

He took out the match while speaking.

He continued to perform various transformations for Professor McGonagall to see.

This is not the level of a first-year student at all!

Then he took a big sip of hot tea.

There was a lot of sugar in this tea.

It can even be regarded as a little sweet water.

Professor McGonagall was shocked.

A hint of surprise flashed in her eyes.

Then she thought deeply.

She seemed to review the history of Transfiguration quickly in her mind.

Trying to combine Deveraux's discovery with the known knowledge system.

Her eyes became sharp instantly.

As if she could penetrate every word of Deveraux.

Trying to find a flaw in it.

But Deveraux did not move at all.

He was just sipping tea seriously.

"This idea seems to be really feasible?"

Her hands involuntarily clenched the edge of the table.

Her glasses slipped down to her nose.

But she did not straighten them immediately.

Instead, she stared at Deveraux.

As if to confirm whether everything he said was true.

Professor McGonagall finally calmed down.

He lowered his head and sighed.

He gently adjusted his glasses with his trembling hands.

He looked at Deveraux again.

"Alexander, your discovery may really be a new field of deformation."

"Some people in the academic community have proposed the hypothesis of microstructure deformation before, but most of them have not been studied in depth, and no specific deformation results have been produced."

"The biggestThe limitation is..."

Professor McGonagall narrowed her eyes.

"Observe the microscopic structure. Alexander, can you please tell me how you observed these microscopic structures?"

Deveraux had been prepared for this question.

"Teacher, this is my talent."

Deveraux started to talk without blushing or beating his heart.

"I have had extraordinary perception since I was a child. You should also know that I am Professor Snape's potion apprentice. Since I was a child, I can identify various potions through simple breath."

Deveraux's words are as smooth as flowing water.

Every word seems true and credible.

"As I grow older, my ability gradually increases. About a month ago, my ability has made a qualitative leap. I can clearly feel the improvement of my ability."

"In the Transfiguration class, after your guidance, I followed the principle that Transfiguration only changes the structure but not the essence. I wanted to explore the underlying structure of things, so I made this discovery. "

Deveraux finished.

There was no panic on his face.

It was as if everything he said was a matter of course.

"Talent?"

Professor McGonagall listened.

Her brows slightly frowned.

Obviously she was reserved about the idea of ​​such talent.

But Deveraux had her own way.

That was to ask people!

"Professor, if you have any doubts, you can ask Professor Snape about my talent. I believe you will get the answer you want."

Deveraux said to Professor McGonagall confidently.

Snape had witnessed his improvement of the Polyjuice Potion.

He would probably endorse it for himself.

Professor McGonagall nodded doubtfully.

Then she smiled again.

"If this is true, Alexander. Then we need to explore this issue further. Maybe we can study this new Transfiguration together."

Deveraux smiled politely and nodded in response.

"Thank you for your trust, Professor. I am very willing to explore with you. "

Professor McGonagall lowered her head and thought for a moment.

After a moment, she said.

"I remember that the latest major progress in microstructure research was announced seven years ago. When the time comes, I will find all the relevant information. Maybe with your talent, we can make a breakthrough in this field."

Said.

Professor McGonagall waved her wand.

The teacup on the table disappeared.

"Now, go back and rest. We will continue to discuss this issue after class on Thursday."

Deverot looked down at the watch.

It was really late.

I wasted too much time turning left and right in the secret passage just now.

Deverot raised his hand quickly.

Indicated that he had another question.

Professor McGonagall stopped and nodded slightly.

"Professor, I want to ask, do you know the so-called indescribable existence?"