The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

"wizard……"

Dumbledore's eyes were deep and he did not answer the question immediately.

"Few people know the difference between us and magical animals. They are always arrogant and think that wizards are superior and have everything in control."

Dumbledore looked at Andy. He thought Andy was a very complex and terrible person.

He is very obsessed with power and has an insatiable thirst for knowledge. He tirelessly absorbs all kinds of knowledge to enrich himself and search for the truth hidden in ancient history.

From a magical perspective, such a person is terrifying.

Because in the field of magic, knowledge and power are equal.

Those taboo powers can even bring huge disasters to this world.

"Collins...before I answer your question, I hope you can answer my question truthfully." Dumbledore's tone was a little serious. He wanted to have a frank talk with Andy.

Andy progressed so fast that Dumbledore felt that he could no longer limit Andy.

What's even more frightening is... Andy is still making progress.

"Of course!" Andy spread his hands.

"Do you have any dreams?"

Dumbledore looked at Andy, "We have discussed this issue before, you think wizards should do what wizards do."

"What now? Do you still think so?"

"Of course!" Andy nodded matter-of-factly.

This is the West after all, and it is difficult for Andy to have a true sense of identity with this place. So from beginning to end, Andy put himself in the position of an 'international student'.

Of course international students should study hard!

As for reform or something, that doesn't fit Andy's character.

"Actually, Grindelwald also talked about this with me..."

Andy said without any psychological burden: "But I have no interest in these! People should save themselves, no one has the obligation to help others for free."

Dumbledore was a little complicated when he heard this.

He not only hopes that someone can change the status quo of the magic world, but at the same time he does not want too much turmoil in the magic world.

The reason why he pays so much attention to Andy is because he thinks Andy has the ability to do all this.

Andy is talented, capable, mature, and his thoughts are not as extreme as Grindelwald. Even if he is obsessed with magic, he will allocate part of his energy to his family.

Dumbledore felt that Andy was much like him when he was younger, but he was better than he was when he was younger.

At least Dumbledore never took his sister to the Quidditch World Cup.

only……

Andy is so unique!

In Andy's eyes, other people are just passers-by in life, and everyone just 'knows' them.

well!

With a silent sigh, Dumbledore finally returned to the topic, "Collins, your idea is correct... Although we have magic, we are not magical beings."

"This is well reflected in house elves - they can use magic and can also use magic wands to cast magic."

Speaking of this, Dumbledore suddenly looked at Andy, "Actually, you already got the answer to this question... didn't you? When your magic is active, it should be very simple to cast spells without a wand."

Andy was stunned when he heard this.

Prior to this, Andy had always believed that the difference between wizards and magical beings was 'whether the body has magic power', but Dumbledore's answer was tantamount to denying this.

"The magic transformation..."

Andy quickly asked: "Magic transformation can make our bodies have magic power... What is its function?"

Dumbledore asked: "Collins, do you know how the Disillusionment Curse was invented?"

Andy blurted out, "Of course from the invisible beast..."

Halfway through his words, Andy suddenly froze.

The saying that a leaf blinds one's eyes and cannot see the mountain, probably refers to Andy's previous state.

Invisibility is the unique innate ability of invisible beasts.

If a wizard wants to become invisible, he must cast the Illusion Spell.

The Illusion Body Curse was invented from the invisible beast.

If we explain it according to the 'code theory' proposed by Andy before - the code of the Disguise Curse was originally unique to the invisible beast, but the wizard discovered this code from the invisible beast.

"so……"

Andy frowned slightly.

Dumbledore continued: "Magical transformation does give your body some magical properties... You can now make a wand out of your hair."

"It's just that the conductivity will be very poor..."

"As you guessed, the theory of magical transformation was first mentioned to transform wizards into magical beings."

“But there are huge risks involved!”

"The conflict of two kinds of magic power... When your own magic power can suppress the external magic power, you will feel that you have become stronger."

"But what if it's the other way around?"

"...That will have serious consequences!"

Andy's face changed slightly.

Magical transformation is indeed a path to 'transforming a wizard into a magical being', but there are huge risks on this path.

Fortunately, I have a system!

Looking at the [Physique: 4] data on the system panel, Andy really felt that the system was so cute.

“What if there’s a complete transformation?”

Andy asked tentatively: "I mean, without any risk, what would a complete magical transformation... theoretically look like?"

Dumbledore pondered for a moment and said, "Your magic power will increase rapidly, and your body will also have magical properties. At the same time, you can also get rid of the restrictions of the wand and cast magic at will."

"But nature is fair."

"It gives us the diversity of magic, but it also limits our ability to cast spells."

"Professor, I roughly understand." Andy ignored Dumbledore's warning, after all, he knew nothing about the system.

"Thank you!" Andy said.

So far, Andy has a general understanding of the future of magic transformation.

Not to mention other things, just a "free" casting is enough for Andy to add the [Constitution] attribute.

As for the nature of magical life...

Although Dumbledore did not elaborate, he also implicitly revealed something-nature is fair.

Diversity and individual magical characteristics are destined to conflict.

Everything is a choice of life evolution!

Ancient wizards can also cast spells without wands, but when wizards get used to using wands, this ability gradually degenerates.

And the essence of everything is that magic comes from life!

The choice of life evolution also affects the choice of magic.

Andy decided to sort out the logical relationship here after returning.

"Professor, if there is nothing else, I want to go back." Andy said.

Dumbledore: "..."

"Collins..."

Dumbledore reminded: "Do you remember why we talked about magic transformation?"