HP: The Root of Everything - The Magician

Biological magic: the formation of biological arrays.

Its function is to activate.

Activate the potential that may be hidden within a living organism and manifest that potential in the target object in a visible form.

This potential includes the body's genes, vitality, and talents.

For example, if a person's genes are incorrect, they may be either male or female. If the proportion of female genes is higher, then the biological training array can activate the female genes more strongly, turning the target person into a woman.

For example, if a man is exhausted after ejaculating, this training method can stimulate his body's vitality, turning him into a superman overnight.

For example, if a person is naturally thin and short, then this training formation can transform him into a muscular strongman.

Hermione sensed that something was hidden and imprisoned within the hippogriff's body, so she kept issuing seductive commands to make Buckbeak spread its wings and fly, allowing it to break free from its mental constraints.

Then draw a bio-training array to activate what is hidden within it.

Teach and his apprentice hovered above the clouds, their eyes fixed on Buckbeak in the sky.

With the activation of the bio-alchemy array and the freedom of no longer being bound by psychological constraints, the ancient genes hidden in Buckbeak's body for generations began to emerge.

It reveals its true form.

The eagle cry from Buckbeak changed; it was no longer just the sharp cry of an eagle, but included a hint of a lion's roar that shook the soul.

The cries of the eagle and lion rose and fell in waves, creating sound waves in the sunlight. After Buckbeak unleashed its natural instincts through these cries, its body underwent a transformation.

On its waist, the gray feathers of the eagle began to fall off, replaced by the skin and fur of a lion.

The color of the wings on its back changed, as if a layer of gold had been added.

Its hooves under its belly cracked and changed, and its four feet became thick lion claws covered with brown fur.

The horse's tail, which was originally on its rump, began to rapidly shrink, and a lion's tail appeared.

The most obvious and significant change is in Buckbeak's neck, which now has a mane as golden as the warm sun, with golden light flowing from each hair.

Hermione, overwhelmed with excitement after witnessing Buckbeak's transformation, tugged at Teach's sleeve above the clouds, exclaiming, "Teacher! Look! Just as you predicted, Buckbeak really is the griffin from mythology!"

"This... is simply unbelievable!"

Upon seeing this, Teach was equally emotional.

The appearance of the griffin proves the existence of 'gods'.

This proves that the gods and heroes in the myths and legends that have been passed down in countless ways to this day were real people.

Teach clenched his fists, his heart filled with excitement: "As long as they exist, then God is not an ethereal and untraceable being. The power of magic will surely lead me to the source, to stand alongside those gods."

Buckbeak, the griffin whose bloodline had awakened, soared freely in the sky for a while before descending. It then spread its wings and came to Hermione's side, nudging her with its eagle head.

Seeing that Hermione was only admiring Buckbeak's griffin-like figure, Teach reminded her, "Little Hermione, it's inviting you. Aren't you going to respond?"

After being reminded, Hermione realized what Buckbeak meant and climbed onto its back.

After Buckbeak retracted his limbs, a golden magical energy surged from his back and enveloped Hermione.

Then it spread its golden wings wide, and with just a gentle flap, it carried Hermione hundreds of meters away at a speed so fast that it left afterimages.

Under the vision of his petrifying eyes, Teach was able to make out a glimpse of Buckbeak's current speed and movement, and exclaimed in astonishment: "His speed has completely surpassed the speed of sound and reached the realm of divine speed!"

Is this a griffin? Is this a mythical creature?

To Teach's amazement, Buckbeak carried Hermione through several more leaps of speed. Protected by the golden magic, Hermione was not affected by the centrifugal force at all.

After playing with Hermione in the sky for a while, Buckbeak came to Teach's side. It raised its head high at Teach, its eagle eyes giving her a scrutinizing look.

But this scrutinizing gaze disappeared obediently after Hermione patted it, which made Teach shake his head and laugh at his disciple Hermione, saying, "Little Hermione~ Congratulations on gaining this griffin friend."

Upon hearing the word "friend," Buckbeak's eyes widened in surprise as it looked at Teach. Its gaze was no longer one of scrutiny, but rather one of approval.

It acknowledges Teach as Hermione's teacher and that Teach has the right to be respected.

At this point, Teach could see the relationship between Hermione and Buckbeak without it being explicitly stated. Hermione, who had freed Buckbeak from its winged form and awakened it into a mythical griffin, had automatically become its little master.

Teach then suggested, somewhat enviously, "Hermione, why don't you give your griffin friend a new name?"

"The name Buckbeak was given by Hagrid to the hippogriff, which doesn't fit its current mythical appearance."

Upon hearing Teach's suggestion, the griffin immediately cried out, then spread one wing and patted Teach's shoulder, as if to say, "You're a good kid."

Then the griffin turned its head to look at its little master Hermione on its back, its eyes revealing a longing for a new name.

After racking her brains for a long time, Hermione finally spoke slowly: "Griffin—Griffin Hufflepuff."

After saying that, Hermione lay on the bald lion's back, hugged its neck, and asked in a coquettish tone, "What do you think of this name, my Griffin?"

After pondering it for a moment, Griffin Hedge nodded in agreement and expressed his joy by flapping his wings.

【Hufflepuff~!】

After repeating it to himself, Teach smiled and looked at the exceptionally cute Hermione with doting affection.

Griffin might not understand the meaning of the 'Hufflepuff' surname at the end of the name, but how could he, as Hermione's teacher, not understand?

After watching the adorable Hermione for a while, Teach took out a transmutation circle and explained, "Hermione, your teacher will teach you a new transmutation circle today."

"This training array is called the 'Familiar Training Array'."

"I don't need to spell out the relationship between you and Griffin, do I...?"

After Hermione drew the transmutation circle on Griffin's forehead, the mythical griffin Griffin became Hermione's familiar.

Their official identities are master and servant, but their actual relationship is that of equal friends from different species.

The proud Griffin accepted this relationship with Hermione. With this familiar relationship, the two could understand each other's meaning without exchanging words.

This training formation effectively solved the problem that Griffin couldn't speak and could only use gestures to express himself to Hermione.

Similarly, Hermione doesn't need to worry that Griffin understands her words but doesn't grasp their meaning.

Above the clouds, Griffin, through the introduction of his young master Hermione, officially established a harmonious relationship with Teach Carl.

But it's impossible for Teach to ride on its back, absolutely impossible.

No one but Hermione can ride it.