The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Andy looked at Dumbledore silently.

I thought everyone was just an ordinary wizard, but I didn’t expect you to secretly awaken the Blood Successor Limit.

But when he thought about himself being a cheater, Andy had nothing to complain about.

Among the three people in the office, only Hermione was a truly ordinary wizard. Andy felt that this little witch was really pitiful.

Like a husky among wolves.

Tsk tsk!

Andy organized his thoughts and asked: "Professor, did any of your family's ancestors use the power of the phoenix to complete magical transformation?"

"I think so!"

Dumbledore explained: "Although there are many different methods of magical transformation, they are generally similar."

"First integrate the external force into the potion, and then use the human body transformation technique to let yourself integrate this power at the moment of transformation."

Andy nodded slightly.

Dumbledore's statement is quite similar to Andy's previous speculation...external forces, potions and human body transformation are the truth behind magical transformation.

Andy thought about all the legends he had heard in his previous life.

For example: the art of external elixir.

Although there are differences between Eastern and Western cultures, there are many similarities.

Dumbledore continued: "The development of magical transformation often requires a large number of experiments to demonstrate and find the laws of these powers... In fact, over the years, those who can survive magical transformation are all because of luck!"

Andy: "..."

What Dumbledore said makes sense.

The invention of any kind of potion requires a lot of time and experimentation.

It's just that ordinary potion materials are relatively common and can be purchased for just a few Galleons. The experiment period is also very short, and the cost of experimental failure is not high.

But magical transformation is different.

Materials are hard to find, recipes rely on guesswork, experiments take a long time, and the price of failure is death.

Thinking of this, Andy suddenly discovered that the manuscripts about magical transformation left by Slytherin were really a treasure of huge value - a real treasure that even hundreds of thousands of gold galleons could not compare with. wealth.

"Maybe... I can find some patterns in those manuscripts."

Andy thought: "As long as I find the matching rules between celestial magic and potions, I can configure the potions that suit me best and perform the most perfect magical transformation."

Thinking of this, Andy felt hot.

This may be difficult!

But when the attribute of [Thinking: 5] changed to [Thinking: 7], Andy felt that he could overcome this problem.

This is the fun of cheating.

"Professor, if our spiritual will is strong enough, can we avoid the side effects of magical transformation?" Andy suddenly asked.

"Is such that!"

Dumbledore slowly said: "Voldemort is such a person, so he can complete several dark magic transformations. Of course, this is also related to Voldemort's attainments in the field of dark magic."

Andy got it!

To explain using data, the [Will] attribute can offset the side effects of magic transformation; and the magic transformation method that matches its own attributes can also reduce the difficulty of magic transformation.

"What about the magic of the stars?" Andy asked again.

All Muggles know that the movement of the stars has nothing to do with the fate of human beings - because every star in the night sky is a star in the universe, and human beings are not that advanced yet.

But Hogwarts has astronomy classes, which are compulsory and require five years of study. This is a class that no one cares about, but that everyone must take.

And the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic also has the Planetary Room.

It can be seen that there may indeed be some unknown magical changes in the movement of the stars.

Andy hadn't cared about it before, but if he connected the various clues, he could only come to the conclusion that there was indeed some unknown secret in the movement of the stars.

"At this point, I think Miss Granger may be able to give you a suitable answer." Dumbledore said.

"Me?" Hermione was stunned.

Come on, professor! I am just an ordinary little witch!

Andy also put a question mark.

Dumbledore seemed to know everything tonight, he said: "On the issue of astrology, Muggles have done much more in-depth research than we do...but our research fields are different, so there is not much comparison. "

"In Muggle research, if people don't get sunlight, they won't be able to get calcium, which will lead to osteoporosis, reduced immunity, and sometimes even mental problems."

The little witch was shocked, "Professor, your knowledge is so profound!"

Dumbledore didn't care, "In the Muggle world, this is a truth that everyone understands."

Speaking of this, Dumbledore suddenly looked at Andy, "By the way, Mr. Collins, do you know what calcium is?"

"Andy: "..."

Andy said speechlessly: "Professor, I have studied Muggle knowledge. Hermione gave me many books, and I also bought some myself."

I was a pure Muggle in my previous life!

Dumbledore nodded slightly, and then continued: "In addition to the sun, Muggles also discovered that the movement of the moon can cause tides in sea water."

Hermione immediately raised her hand, "I know, this is caused by the gravitational change between the moon and the earth."

Dumbledore turned to look at Andy.

Andy deadpanned, "I know what gravity is!"

Dumbledore nodded and said slowly: "But these are the rules of astrology in the eyes of Muggles. If you look at them from the perspective of wizards, the changes in the astrology are very different."

Hermione listened carefully.

Andy also became serious.

"It's hard for me to explain to you."

Dumbledore said: "But the changes in the stars will indeed affect the changes in magic power. The most obvious one is that the werewolf wizard will turn into a werewolf when he sees the full moon."

"Catars can also see the future trajectory from the stars."

To be honest, the last sentence feels a bit like a lie.

But if there's magic mixed in, maybe...

Andy is a little confused!

Dumbledore continued: "Mr. Collins, if your magic is strong enough and active enough... At this time, you can calm down and experience it at night, and you will find that changes in the stars have been affecting your magic. "

Hermione had an idea after hearing this, "Professor, I heard that different weather can have different effects on people's moods... Is this the same reason?"

Andy was also thoughtful, "Magic comes from life... Changes in the stars and celestial phenomena may affect our lives. When life changes, magic will naturally change."

Although he said this, Andy was not confident enough to prove it.

Magic is indeed a magical energy.