The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

At night, Andy lay on the bed completely sleepless, recalling in his mind the conversations he had had in the office for the past hundred days.

I have to say that Professor McGonagall and Professor Slughorn are still very good. It not only solved Andy's doubts about magical transformation, but also provided Andy with a new idea.

"The sleeping second soul—"

To say it was a deep sleep is actually not entirely correct.

Take the Animagus transformation as an example. When Andy first transformed, he did feel the second heartbeat and the thoughts and emotions of beasts.

But after that, it never felt that way again.

Because of this, in Andy's opinion, rather than saying that the second soul fell into eternal sleep, it would be better to say that the second soul completely disappeared and was annihilated under the human soul.

Hmm...it can also be said to be digestion.

Because happiness will disappear and so will anger.

Human beings will not maintain the same emotion for a long time, and even the most unforgettable memories will gradually be forgotten over time.

This is the human capacity for self-digestion.

Food can be digested, and so can emotions.

Digestion is the basic ability of the body.

If the second mind created by magical transformation is really hidden in the body, it will definitely be digested by the body's functions.

Because of this, Andy rejected the method of 'integrating the second soul' after careful consideration.

On the contrary, it was the "magicization of the body" mentioned by Slughorn that gave Andy a certain amount of inspiration.

Although Yang Shen can exist alone without the body, to a certain extent, it is no different from eternal life.

But that's not Andy's ultimate goal.

Once the body dies or is destroyed, Andy cannot guarantee whether his Yangshen will turn into a ghost. What's more, if the Yangshen loses his body, he will also lose the possibility of progress.

For Andy, it was simply a life worse than death!

The importance of the body is second only to the soul!

so·-·

Can a magically transformed body be immortal?

Andy pondered in his heart.

The magic transformation that Andy wants is not the kind of magical transformation that integrates the magic of nature into the body.

But magic in the true sense.

If I had to explain it, it would be this: Once injured, the body can be repaired using magic power alone.

Take Voldemort's resurrection ceremony as an example.

What Andy wants is to cancel the resurrection ritual and reshape his body using magic power alone.

Broken limbs can be reborn!

When he finally got to that point, Andy felt that rejuvenation and immortality might not be a bad idea.

Andy lay in bed and thought for a long time, and finally decided to start with Voldemort's resurrection ceremony.

My father’s bones were not intended to be sacrificed.

The flesh of a servant is offered voluntarily.

The blood of the enemy was forced to be given.

In this resurrection ceremony, what are the three most important materials: bone, flesh, and blood? Or unintentionally, voluntarily,

And forced into three emotions?

But no matter what, one thing is for sure!

This resurrection ritual involves psychic powers.

Andy tried to sum it up.

First, a pot of potion.

Secondly, the bones of the father, the flesh of the servants, and the blood of the enemies.

Finally, there are three emotions: unintentional, voluntary, and forced.

Of course, the latter two can also be regarded as one.

"Is there any causal relationship here?"

Thinking of this, Andy felt a little dizzy.

Since there is no 'Potion Science' attribute on the system panel, Andy did not put much energy into studying potions.

After all, human energy is limited.

Compared with the little wizards in the school, Andy's potions science is naturally outstanding. But compared with people like Snape, Andy's Potions knowledge can only be regarded as average.

Knowing the recipe, it's okay to brew a pot of potion.

It would really be difficult for Andy to ask Andy to analyze the proportions of potions, or even improve the prescriptions or create his own potions.

Of course Andy can brew the potion used by Voldemort to reshape his body. But when Andy was asked to analyze the pharmacology of this, Andy could only express regretfully: I can't do it!

"Ask Professor Slughorn first!"

Andy thought to himself: "If it still doesn't work, then we can only ask Snape."

Today's conversation allowed Andy to get to know Slughorn again, and it also reminded Andy of something he had always ignored.

Before Voldemort made the Horcrux, he specifically consulted Professor Slughorn.

What does this mean?

This shows that Slughorn already knew how to make Horcruxes!

The important thing is that he didn't make a Horcrux!

Woolen cloth·.

Whether it was secretly produced or not is unknown.

In short, Slughorn is by no means as simple as he seems on the surface. His strength may not be strong, but his knowledge must be very broad.

Thinking of this, Andy was temporarily relieved.

Having no direction is a very uncomfortable thing.

But once he has a direction, even if the road ahead is unknown, Andy can continue to study without distraction until he determines where the end of this road leads.

It's another weekend.

Bang bang bang!

Professor Slughorn opened the door to his office. When he saw that the person coming was Andy, he said enthusiastically, "Oh! Mr. Collins, welcome."

"Good morning, Professor." Andy said equally enthusiastically.

"Sit anywhere."

Slughorn said: "I'm glad you came to me. It is the wish of every professor to teach excellent students."

"You are a knowledgeable professor." Andy said politely.

"Thank you!"

Slughorn accepted the compliment without hesitation, and then asked: "Did you encounter any problems?

"Yes!"

Andy nodded, and after considering the words, he said: "Father's bones, unintentional; servants' flesh, voluntary; enemy's blood, forced."

Hearing this, Slughorn's face changed slightly.

"Unintentional, voluntary, and forced."

Andy continued: "I have thought about it for a long time these days, and I found that Voldemort's resurrection ceremony involves mental power."

"Professor, what is the relationship between reshaping the body and the mind?"

After listening to Andy's question, Slughorn silently breathed a sigh of relief.

As long as you don't ask about the Horcrux.

"I have to say, Mr. Collins, you can always find details that ordinary people can't notice. "

Slughorn said in an appreciative tone: "I have read your paper, Mind Control Magic, it is a very good summary."

"When wizards use magic, it is always related to the mind. Even an evil ritual is the same."

"Mind power can affect the effect of magic, and naturally it can also affect the effect of potions."

"You can think of them as an invisible potion material."

Slughorn paused suddenly when he said this.

He had realized what Andy wanted to do.