The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

"What is Transfiguration?" DeWitt asked.

"Is... uh... is... the transformation of matter?" Mrs. White quietly speculated on DeWitt's eyes to see if he was satisfied with her answer.

"Of course I can guess the effect by the name." DeWitt said impatiently: "My spell can summon thunder and lightning. This can also be said to be an alternative form of transformation - converting magic power into intuitive power. In the spell,

There is another school here called the School of Transfiguration..." He stopped in time: "What am I telling you for? Just demonstrate it."

Among the purchases in Diagon Alley was a textbook on transfiguration - "Elementary Transfiguration Guide". Just in time, DeWitt opened the book and browsed it briefly.

It didn't take a second time for DeWitt to realize the prospects of transfiguration.

If magic spells are a shortcut for wizards to achieve their wishes, then transfiguration provides a way. At first glance, it seems much simpler than magic spells, but how far can this road go and where can it lead... The possibilities are daunting

Called infinite, transfiguration is much more free than magic. It can be said that - the lower limit of magic is high, because the magic only needs to be effective, while the upper limit of transfiguration is so high that I don't know where it is - just imagine,

Is the single-target death effect of the Death Curse much worse than that of natural disasters and modern weapons?

"Let's start the demonstration," DeWitt said without blinking, concentrating and looking seriously: "Let me see the transformation... No, it's the limit of your transformation."

When Mrs. White was in school, her grades were not too bad, and certainly not good enough. In addition, she was timid and cowardly. Even if she was allowed to think wildly, she always had to limit her thinking within a certain framework. This was a day job.

I would never dare to eat a big five with three dishes. Therefore, the transformation spell performed by Mrs. White... is terrible.

The effect was just to turn the wand given to her by DeWitt into metal, just like the teaching content in the first lesson of the "Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration": turning a match into a needle.<

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"Transfiguration should involve the transformation of dead and living things," DeWitt flipped through the book and tried to calmly give the goal: "How about you turn a stick into a snake?"

After giving clear instructions, Mrs. White had a goal, but even with the help of the new wand, it still took her half a meal to succeed. The green snake she transformed also had a cheap plastic feel.

He raised his head perfunctorily and then lay down. If the snake that stretched out its mouth hadn't trembled occasionally, DeWitt would have almost regarded the snake as a toy.

Sure enough, Mrs. White will never disappoint people. She is only suitable to be a housewife. This of course does not contain any ill will towards housewives. It is simply that Mrs. White has no merit except doing housework and can't expect anything else.

No, at best, she is suitable to find a man who loves her deeply to spend her life happily, but it is a pity that she met a domestic violence man.

Perhaps the arrival of DeWitt increased the burden on the family and increased Old White's expenses a lot, but personal will was ignored. As far as the result is concerned, at least Mrs. White did not get beaten again.

"Okay, you go out," DeWitt ordered: "If you have time, go to Diagon Alley again - and buy some senior transfiguration textbooks, and materials - all kinds of materials, put the money

Spent."

Transfiguration is equivalent to a miracle in DeWitt's eyes. In the few years since he came to this world, DeWitt did not know about magic, and he did not expect that there is such a secret behind a technological world, even though he saw some

He only thought of the wizard's tricks as ordinary tricks. He just didn't expect that he would receive an admission notice from a magic school, and he didn't expect that he would be targeted early in the morning. In addition, after seeing the magic of transformation

After that, he had a new goal - to understand the art of transformation.

First, DeWitt began to try to teach himself. He started practicing according to the requirements of the "Elementary Transfiguration Guide". Just like when he first learned spells, he allowed his own conditions to meet the learning requirements. By practicing against the textbook, he could release the corresponding transformation spells.

.These basic things are the system of the basic theory of transfiguration, and no matter how profound the transfiguration is, it will not deviate from the core.

In this regard, DeWitt summarized the key to transfiguration - the result of transfiguration is the core cause, and magical power is the direct cause. The former cannot be separated from the assistance of the latter, and the latter is determined by the former. Transfiguration does not require thinking about the detailed process.

What is needed is detailed results - the more you know about what is going to be transformed, the easier it is to succeed with the transfiguration, but it is definitely not easy.

It is not only a requirement for magical attainments and proficiency, but also an understanding of knowledge - just like if you don't know the limits, it is difficult to understand differential calculus, you can't understand one integral, and you can't understand multiple integrals.

So after Mrs. White bought senior textbooks, DeWitt did not ask her to buy more abstruse books. Instead, he went to the Muggle society and bought books on physics, chemistry and biology, in order to find a way to escape the magic.

Come and understand the world.

Learning will allow DeWitt to gain new powers. Of course, there is one more key thing - he must get his own magic wand before school starts.