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Chapter 602: Taking Another Step Towards the Legend

I fell asleep in the town again.

Fortunately, I didn't forget much this time.

Perhaps the magic wasn't cast entirely blindly?

When Sheen woke up, he could still remember Mrs. Hufflepuff's words, the cabin, and the people standing outside it.

Most importantly, he found the root cause of his explosive increase in Transfiguration proficiency and put it into practice.

[You have practiced Soul Transformation to legendary standards, Proficiency +1000000]

[Soul Transformation Proficiency Has Significantly Improved]

How many zeros are there?

Sheen was a little confused.

[Name: Sheehan Green]

[Transfiguration Talent: Purple (Master Transfiguration title already granted). Note: Regular wizards have Green.]

Transfiguration Classification:

Magical Transformation: Master Level (1250/3000000)

Matter Transformation: Master Level (1250/3000000)

Soul Transformation: Master Level (1011250/3000000)

[Evaluation: A wizard who has reached the Master level in the field of shapeshifting is an outstanding figure even among the best, capable of fighting against many wizards who have barely reached the Master level.]

His proficiency in soul transformation surged dramatically, dispelling the slight melancholy that had arisen from the crack that had appeared in the Void Rune.

In this way, Sheen will only need to travel back and forth to the border twice more to elevate Transfiguration to legendary status.

Legend has it —

What kind of field would that be?

Headmaster Dumbledore was undoubtedly a top wizard among the legends, and Sheehan was certain that he had never truly grasped the full extent of Headmaster Dumbledore's Transfiguration abilities.

So, what kind of changes will legendary Polymorph spells bring to a wizard's magic?

What kind of magical abilities would a legendary title grant?

After returning from the border region, Sheen felt that he had undergone considerable changes.

First, it's about understanding transfiguration.

When he fully mobilized his magic at the border, his magical circuits appeared exceptionally clear.

Those are magical structures that seem not to exist, but are actually functioning.

Wizards can only sense it through intuition, and even on magical creatures, it does not show any visible traces.

Wizards who have mastered these skills have always relied on notes and drafts left by their predecessors to understand how these skills work.

But those are fictional, just like mathematical formulas; they are not written on the surface of an object.

Therefore, most wizards can only understand it through intuition.

It's commonly known as "it all depends on talent."

Now, Sheen has a clearer understanding of his own magical circuits.

It's a feeling that's hard to explain, but it manifests in the fact that when Sheen uses Transfiguration, his control over magic becomes more proficient.

It's like mastering the trick to casting magic more easily. When Sheen is about to cast a transformation spell, he will subconsciously activate a more efficient magical circuit, so that he can achieve seven or eight tenths of the effect with ten tenths of his effort.

It's not that magic has become more powerful, but rather that the casting of magic has become more efficient.

In Dumbledore's second class, Dumbledore taught Sheehan how to use magic efficiently at specific times and in specific areas.

This is quite similar to my current understanding.

The parchment unfolded unconsciously.

Sheen wielded his quill pen and silently wrote down some of his thoughts:

When Transfiguration reaches the Master level, the wizard has completely believed in his Transfiguration magic and has built an unwavering system of "order".

This means that wizards can initially grasp the knack of transfiguration magic, practice most transfiguration spells, and achieve considerable effectiveness.

This is what a master is.

Thus, the true path of transformation magic was revealed to a small number of wizards.

All the previous efforts made the wizard realize that magic has infinite possibilities. When a wizard has enough blind confidence, the upper limit of magic can be raised almost infinitely, which is also the source of the power of ancient magic.

It is also the root cause of the loss of control.

The above is the path that most wizards take, consciously or unconsciously.

Meanwhile, the ambitious wizards, guided by "wisdom," forged another path.

The road under our control.

The ultimate utilization of magic can bring a wizard the ultimate magical power; this is the second path of "wisdom".

Silently putting the parchment into his wizarding book, Sheen realized that many of his insights had not yet been compiled into a book.

He looked at the wizard's book, thinking that perhaps one day other wizards would discover it.

Just like discovering the notes of various masters.

Perhaps one day, they too will explore this magical continent forever and inexhaustibly, just as they have explored magic themselves.

This made his gaze even more profound.

He always wanted to learn more.

Perhaps the Sorting Hat was right; he was a greedy wizard.

"Sheen, let's hurry, we're going home today—"

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Michael yelled, "By the way, you're going home, right?"

At the same time, Anthony and Terry also whispered in the dormitory doorman's ear.

"Um.

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Sheen simply nodded.

He wants to go to Magnum House.

Michael knew that Sheehan would return to a farm, which was occasionally mentioned in their correspondence.

Back then, Michael would always send his own postcards, just like Justin, which were all photos of his own life, and then subtly inquire about the little wizard's recent situation.

He bet that the slow-witted little wizard couldn't understand his own little scheme.

So naturally, he got a picture of a farm.

The only odd thing was that there was always a tabby cat on the farm that he knew very well.

However, this also confirmed to him that Sheehan was indeed a Muggle wizard.

"You wouldn't believe Professor McGonagall's expression when she saw we were late—hurry up, hurry up—"

He shoved the little wizard.

The corners of her mouth were slightly upturned.

Those guys kept their distance from Mr. Green, the prospective headmaster; they couldn't understand that this would be their last chance to shove a headmaster.

When they graduate, the only way they'll see a little wizard again is in the Daily Prophet.

Or when they drop their children off at school?

"There's a Quidditch World Cup this summer! I bet you didn't know that—are you going? If you are, remember to tell me which tent you're staying in—"

Michael chattered incessantly around Sheehan until they entered the Great Hall, his eyes sparkling.

"It might not be able to be held smoothly, so many things have happened recently—"

Anthony followed behind the two and said something meaningful.

"Come on, Anthony, the Ministry of Magic will take care of things. Besides, Headmaster Dumbledore is there, so don't worry unnecessarily."

Michael didn't care at all.

"Oh, Sheehan, you remember, um, the summer homework, you'll do it, right?"

Being among the young wizards always made Sheen forget that the Dark Lord was still rising in power.

Perhaps he's being a bit too sensitive; with Grindelwald around at Hogwarts, there's no danger.

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