The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

"Well……"

Andy understood every word Professor McGonagall said, but when the words were connected, he didn't quite understand the meaning of the words.

Is the [Thinking] at four o'clock wasted?

Uh... I can't say that.

Professor McGonagall seemed to have explained clearly, but the key points were brushed aside and the explanation was vague.

Transfiguration is dangerous.

Human body deformation is the most dangerous.

Animagus are special forms of human body transformation.

So we need to rely on the power of nature.

make sense!

But how does it work?

"Professor McGonagall, can you be more specific? We use the power of nature...what is the principle behind this?" Andy asked.

"That's a special kind of magic."

Professor McGonagall said: "Magic is not a unique power of wizards. Magical animals, dark creatures, other humanoid races... they all have magic."

"Of course, magic also exists in nature."

"If we want to complete the Animagus transformation, we need to use some special magic power to assist us in completing the transformation."

Special magic...?

Is there magic in nature?

Andy suddenly thought of a word: the aura of heaven and earth.

Professor McGonagall continued to explain: "As for the magic potion... the function of the magic potion is to make the magic power in our body reach the same frequency as the magic power in nature, so that the transformation of Animagus can be completed with the help of natural power. "

Hearing this, Andy opened his mouth to ask about magic transformation. However, when the words came to his lips, Andy swallowed them back abruptly.

Professor McGonagall is neither Snape nor Dumbledore.

If Andy dared to ask Professor McGonagall about magical transformation, he would probably have to be lectured by her for three or four hours.

"Thank you! Professor McGonagall." Andy said gratefully.

Professor McGonagall said reservedly that she was just doing what a transfiguration professor should do.

"Anyway, you can get ready from now on."

Professor McGonagall said solemnly: "You need to wait for the time to transform. During this period, if you have any questions you don't understand, you can come and ask me."

"thank you!"

Andy nodded, "If you're lucky, the Animagus transformation will be completed next month."

Professor McGonagall said calmly: "Next month is December, and it has started to snow in the Scottish Highlands."

Andy: "..."

If that's the case, wouldn't it mean that we have to wait until next year to start the first Animagus transformation?

"Uh..." Andy's mouth twitched, this must be too troublesome!

Professor McGonagall said: "The longer you prepare, the greater your advantage will be. Don't worry, you can't rush in learning magic."

"Yes! I understand." Andy nodded.

"correct!"

It's rare to ask Professor McGonagall for advice, and Andy doesn't want to miss such a good opportunity. "Professor McGonagall, you mentioned the magic that exists in nature..."

"Can we harness this power?"

Andy had never seen this idea in the book.

I don’t know whether it’s because I haven’t seen it yet, or because this view is just made up by Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall heard this and explained: "Animagus is a use of the magic of nature."

"We cannot use this power directly, but we can indirectly use the magic in nature to our advantage through some rituals."

Andy nodded clearly, and then continued to ask: "Professor, why can Animagus only transform into one animal? Instead of being able to transform into multiple animals like the magic schools in Africa."

Professor McGonagall said: "The animals transformed by Animagus are related to our personality and weight. Just like the Patronus Charm, everyone's Patronus will also be affected by happy emotions, thus condensing into various different animals. …”

Andy asked several questions in succession. Seeing that it was already very late, Andy said goodbye without saying anything.

…

Four days later, Andy successfully put the mandrake leaves into his mouth on this full moon night and began the preparations for the Animagus.

Andy thought it would be simple, but soon realized the difficulty.

Mandrake leaves in his mouth will cause great inconvenience to Andy when sleeping, brushing his teeth, eating, and talking.

Andy had to be careful every time, for fear of accidentally swallowing the leaves together.

"Andy, what's wrong with you today? Are you feeling unwell?" Hermione quickly discovered Andy's abnormality and asked strangely.

"fine."

Andy explained: "I was doing preparations before learning about the animagus."

"Animagus?"

Miss Know-It-All came online again. The little witch went through the magic spell in detail about what an animagus is, and then asked: "So...are you holding a mandrake leaf in your mouth now?"

"Yeah!" Andy nodded.

The thought of holding the leaves in his mouth for a month made Andy feel so sick that he wanted to vomit.

This is too unhygienic.

"By the way, Andy..."

Hermione suddenly looked around, then approached Andy and said mysteriously: "Have you ever felt that Potter and Weasley seem to be a little unusual recently?"

Harry and Ron?

If the two of them were normal, something big would happen.

"What's wrong?" Andy asked.

"I can't tell."

Hermione said distressedly: "I've only met them a few times, and I don't know them very well. It's just that... I met Potter and Weasley last night, and I felt like there was something wrong with them."

"Is that so?" Andy turned and looked in the direction of the Gryffindor table.

Harry and Ron were there too.

But Andy didn't notice anything unusual.

The two of them are still inseparable, and they are as close as one person.

"Hermione, can you tell me more specifically?" Andy asked with a raised eyebrow.

Hermione shook her head, "I told you, I don't know much about Potter and Weasley. I just feel something is wrong, but I can't tell what is wrong."

Andy said helplessly: "Okay! I will find a chance to say a few words to them later."

"I'll go with you," Hermione said.

…

After breakfast, Andy sat in the auditorium for a while.

After Harry and Ron also finished their breakfast, Andy and Hermione looked at each other, got up and walked out of the auditorium at the same time.

"Hi! Harry, Ron."

Andy waved hello, "Good morning!"

"Good morning Andy!" Harry said enthusiastically.

"Good morning!" Ron also greeted.

The four of them chatted briefly and then separated.

Standing in the corner of the corridor, Hermione looked at Andy and asked, "Andy, how are you? Is it... a weird feeling that can't be explained?"