Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

Dumbledore explained: "Like you, I am also curious about the reason for the existence of this course. I think... maybe it is for some fantasy!"

Andy was silent after hearing this.

"never mind!"

Andy decided not to think about these useless things anymore and asked the last question instead, "Professor Dumbledore, do you think gods exist? I have studied it and I think... the history of the wizarding world may have been artificially altered."

“Gods… I also thought about this question when I was young, and even tried to follow in the footsteps of gods.”

Dumbledore said slowly: "But I quickly gave up on the matter and didn't get any answers."

Andy suddenly discovered that Dumbledore, who had been open and honest tonight, seemed to be evasive again on the two issues of gods and history.

After thinking for a while, Andy stood up and said, "It's getting late, Professor. Hermione and I won't disturb your rest. Thank you for your answer. Your profound knowledge has solved many of my doubts."

"It is not my fault, Mr. Collins."

Dumbledore said slowly, "You solved these questions yourself, and all I can do is give you some pointers. If you don't have enough knowledge, it may not be a good thing to rush into knowing the answers."

"Good night, professor!" said Andy.

"Good night, Professor Dumbledore!" Hermione said, standing up.

Dumbledore blinked, "You too, goodnight."

After leaving the principal's office, Andy breathed a sigh of relief.

Andy had gained a lot tonight, and he planned to find a quiet place to sort it out.

After returning to the Ravenclaw common room, Andy first went back to the dormitory to get out his notebook and quill, and then went to the Ravenclaw library, ready to work all night.

"Hermione?" As soon as Andy walked into the library, he saw a little witch sitting in her usual seat in the corner.

Hermione said without looking up, "I plan to record our entire conversation tonight."

Andy shrugged and sat down opposite Hermione.

Indeed, knowing some answers too early may not be a good thing.

Just like Hermione, she knows a lot of knowledge, but she can't apply that knowledge.

But if Hermione, out of impatience, learns magic that she cannot master in advance, it will lead to serious magical accidents.

The same is true for Andy.

Magical transformation, black magic... Andy had been resisting learning them precisely because he couldn't master them.

The patients at St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries are the most vivid examples!

There are few people in the magical world and wizards are very homely. Sometimes there is no conflict for months in a row. Where do so many patients come from in the hospital?

Aren’t they all made by yourself?

After calming himself down, Andy opened his notebook, picked up the quill pen, dipped it in ink, picked up the pen... but didn't know what to write.

Andy put the quill pen into the ink bottle and closed his eyes in thought.

The combination of soul and body is life, and magic comes from life... Then the Avada Kedavra curse is the black magic targeting the source of magic.

In fact, China also emphasizes the dual cultivation of sex and life, which also refers to the soul and body.

only……

Compared to the real body, the soul is more mysterious and unfathomable. The body is easily destroyed, but the soul can live forever.

Andy opened the system panel.

[Magic: 3] [Soul: 4]

Andy was a little curious before, why there was no "Constitution" attribute on the system panel.

Andy even thought at one point that the existence of the body was life, and magic came from life, so the [magic] attribute replaced the 'physique' attribute.

But this is obviously not the case!

"By the way, can the system be upgraded?" Andy asked a soul-searching question.

Of course no one will answer this question.

"Magic can create a ghost body, an animal body for an Animagus, and even a body for a patronus..."

"But the Patronus exists because of me, and the Animagus also relies on the magic of the celestial phenomena... Then what about the ghost body? What power was it created with?"

Andy pondered for a moment and got an answer.

"Maybe it's the magic of death!"

As far as Andy knew, there was a Hall of Death in the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic.

So apparently, there is magic in death too.

"what--"

Andy let out a long sigh, then leaned back in his chair tiredly.

Very complicated.

It's also very interesting though.

"Perhaps... there are changes in magic in the operation of all things in the world. What we need to do is to discover them, use them, or even absorb them."

“Absorbing different energies and using different methods will result in different changes and abilities.”

Thinking of this, Andy suddenly fell silent for a moment.

Isn’t this the same as the martial arts in novels?

Voldemort practiced magical skills, while Dumbledore had the power of the phoenix inherited from his ancestors, so he could use the power of the phoenix to practice - there was even a phoenix by his side.

Perhaps this is the secret of Dumbledore's power.

Like Voldemort, Dumbledore was powerful due to magical transfiguration.

"what about me?"

Andy thought about himself, and wondered what power he would use to perform magical transformation?

Chapter 344 Everything is ready, except for the experimental subjects

If possible, the power of magical transformation should be as powerful as possible, such as the power of the starry sky, the power of the universe, the power of creation, etc., which sound very cool.

The reality is, however, that these forces follow absolutely no rhyme or pattern.

In Slytherin's manuscript, all external forces can be summarized into only two types.

The magic of celestial phenomena and the magical powers of magical animals.

"Um……"

Andy pondered for a moment.

Although the magical powers of the fantastic animals are amazing, Andy always feels that something is strange and he has psychological barriers.

In comparison, the magic of celestial phenomena not only sounds very high-end, but Andy has already absorbed it once, so his body should be able to adapt to it to a certain extent.

That’s right, although Animagus is not a magical transformation, it does apply the magic of celestial phenomena.

In this case, the magic of pure moonlight may be the most suitable magical power for Andy - not only does it have a nice name, but the bottle of Animagus potion has absorbed pure moonlight for several months.

What’s even more interesting is that among all the methods of magical transformation summarized by Slytherin, there is one method of transformation that applies the magic of moonlight.

However, due to the lack of experimental results, Andy could not be sure whether the formula was correct.

But this kind of thing is easy to solve.

Then, Andy only needs to experiment once to verify whether the formula is correct. If something goes wrong, Andy can adjust the formula and find the pattern in it.

Compared with testing all the formulas, testing one formula is undoubtedly much more time-saving and labor-saving.

As for whether the magic of moonlight is the optimal solution for magical transformation, to be honest, Andy doesn't particularly care.

Because of his limited energy, Andy can only do this.

"Wait, wait a minute..."

Andy suddenly thought of something.

The Animagus potion did absorb the magic of pure moonlight.

But Andy himself had to point the magic wand to his heart and recite the Animagus spell at sunrise and sunset every day.

As we all know, from a metaphysical point of view, the moon and the sun represent the yin and yang sides respectively. They are two opposing forces, with a clear distinction between them.

In fact, the first time Andy felt two heartbeats was not during the final transformation stage.

It was at sunrise on a certain day when I pointed the magic wand at my heart and chanted a spell - sometimes it was strong, sometimes weak, but it was definitely two heartbeats.

Chant the spell at sunrise and sunset, and let the potion absorb the pure moonlight...

Isn’t this the essence of the sun and the moon?

Andy was a little overwhelmed for a moment.

There was no pattern, and Andy could only rely on guesswork, so he was unsure of the effects of these two forces.

More importantly, Andy's Muggle thinking from his previous life is also affecting his thinking.

From a Muggle's perspective, the sun is a star and the moon is a satellite of the earth. There is no comparison between these two celestial bodies.

Forget about the opposition between yin and yang. The moon essentially reflects the light of the sun.

But then again, there should be subtle differences between direct sunlight and sunlight reflected by the moon.

"Um..." Andy suddenly stood up.

"Andy? Are you going back?" Hermione was stunned.

"I'll go back and get some things and be back soon!" Andy said hurriedly, and ran back to the dormitory impatiently.

After exchanging a few words with his roommate, Andy took out the box from under the bed, pulled out his wand, pointed at the box, and removed the protective magic on it.

When I opened the box, it was filled with various books, notebooks, and paper documents.

Andy found Slytherin's manuscript and found the one about using the magic of moonlight to perform magical transformation.

"This is it!" Andy said to himself.

Without taking time to look closely, Andy found two books on astronomical knowledge, then sorted the information in the box, closed the box, and recited a spell to lock the box.

"Andy, no way..."

My roommate Anthony said in an exaggerated tone: "It's already nine o'clock, do you still want to study?"

"Uh-huh!" Andy shrugged and left the dormitory.

Although Andy is the king of the roll, he is unable to lead others when there is not much competitive pressure.

Although Ravenclaw symbolizes wisdom and knowledge, when it comes time to take a break, the young wizards of Ravenclaw are not much worse than the young wizards of the other three colleges.

Arriving at the Ravenclaw library, Andy immediately began to study the manuscript carefully.

In fact, Andy had seen it several times before.

However, due to the dangers of magical transformation, this research was postponed indefinitely, so Andy never conducted serious research on it.

Now that he had an idea, Andy naturally had to read it carefully word by word.

"it is as expected!"

The entire manuscript contains both the complete method of magical transfiguration and Slytherin's views and comments on it.

More importantly, in the method of magical transformation, there is indeed a step that utilizes the magic power of the sun.

To sum up, this method is somewhat similar to Animagus transformation.

During the preparation period, the caster needs to recite the specific spell of magical transformation when the sun is at its strongest at noon - once a day, and must not be interrupted until the magical transformation is completed.

Secondly, during the preparation of the potion, it must absorb the magic of moonlight during a full moon - in addition to this, the potion must be completely sealed and cannot be exposed to either sunlight or moonlight.

There is a difficulty with this method.

That is, the potion must absorb the magic power of the full moon for six consecutive months. If it is interrupted once, then everything must be started again.

There is no need to worry about other things. The only uncertain thing is whether there will be dark clouds when the moon is full?

"The rainy season in England is mainly concentrated in autumn and winter, roughly between September and February of the following year..."