Hogwarts and the Ghost Flower

Chapter 255 Animagus Precautions

Weilia sent Vanessa and the others away, and looked at Aishia in surprise.

The other party snorted coldly, expressing that he had not forgiven Wei Liya who rejected her invitation.

But the weird atmosphere in the carriage has disappeared, and it has become calm and peaceful. The four of them closed their eyes to rest, and the corners of their lips could not help but twitch, enjoying the present time.

Unknowingly, the Hogwarts Express flew away from the Hogwarts station and stopped at the home station of each student.

Last but not least, is the familiar King's Cross Station.

Wei Liya got off the express, took her luggage and met Vanessa and her mother, and set off on the return journey.

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Before leaving, Hawk Glass told her that he would have to wait for more than a week before returning.

Before he came back, Wei Liya planned to communicate with Professor Lu Ping to find out about the training schedule.

Aoyin urged Oshiya, who was unwilling to leave the warm nest, to accept Wei Liya's letter, and yelled twice reluctantly, but was slapped on the butt by Aoyin's wings and flew away.

Wei Liya smiled and waved goodbye to Oshia, then sat back in the chair in the study, spread out the "Advanced Transfiguration Guide", and began to study.

The possibility of Animagus is mentioned in "Intermediate Transfiguration", which is learned in the third grade, and the distinction and precautions between Animagus and Transfiguration are mentioned in the advanced course.

Animagus transformed wizards will retain their own consciousness and memory. Transfiguration works more on others than themselves, and human body deformation is more likely to cause people to lose their own consciousness.

Of course, there will also be people who perform body transformation on themselves. For example, in the second competition of the Triwizard Tournament, Krum turned himself into a half-shark and half-human appearance, retaining his own consciousness and possessing the appearance of animals. habit.

But when he returns to shore, he needs someone to help him transform back.

A wizard who successfully transfigures an Animagus does not need a wand, but the transfiguration must be assisted by a wand.

Animagus is passive, transforming into a specific non-magical animal according to the wizard's own nature, while Transfiguration is active, changing into any non-magical animal according to the wizard's mind.

In addition, becoming an Animagus is not that simple. Although it can be practiced the day after tomorrow, one must have talent in Transfiguration and Potions, especially Transfiguration...

Once an Animagus makes a mistake during the transformation process, the consequences may be very serious, and may even be catastrophic and irreversible, such as turning into a half-human half-beast form, or even losing his consciousness and turning into a wild beast...

The first metamorphosis is usually uncomfortable and very scary. You may suddenly grow fur, scales and other things that are impossible for humans. It is also possible that the clothes and accessories you wear become part of yourself, such as skin patterns and such...

Don't resist, don't panic, otherwise the animal instinct will take over, and you may do some stupid things, such as jumping out of the window to escape or rushing to the wall. If you become a herbivore such as cotton sheep, you may Dine directly on the grass...

After reading this part of the content, Wei Liya was a little confused.

She can understand Transfiguration, but why is there a talent requirement for Potions?

Vilia felt that she still needed to find more detailed information before she could start practicing Animagus, at least she had to understand the relationship between Animagus and Potion Science.

　Most of these differences are found in the official settings, and the author writes them in a relatively clear comparison according to his own understanding, and there are a few points in the middle that are his own supplementary explanations.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)