Hogwarts: My name is the Unforgivable Curse

"Amado, Animo..."

The Room of Requirement, Avatar's exclusive laboratory.

"Animadu, Animagus..."

The furnishings inside the laboratory had completely changed at some point - the miscellaneous lockers, tables and chairs had been moved to the corners and squeezed together tightly. A set of huge instruments was installed in the large area that had been vacated. The instrument was operating strangely, emitting bursts of light blue halo, illuminating the object in the middle...

It was a human body made of wood, various deformable materials, devil's net, whomping willow wood, and a small group of strange potions in the heart.

Pieces of wooden armor make up its skin, and it is in an open state at the moment, clearly exposing its internal structure - the strong and powerful Whomping Willow and Devil's Net together form movable muscles, firmly Clinging to a skeleton made of some kind of red crystal. The abdominal cavity and thorax are filled with a large number of organs made of various deformed materials, while the head seems to be complete and integrated, with no visible structures inside.

And where the heart should have been, there was a strange light red potion floating quietly. The potion extends like a real heart with threads, connecting every part of the body together, making them rhythm together harmoniously, and seems to be infiltrating them...

"Amado, Animo, Animado, Animagus..."

"That's it."

Avada withdrew the wand pointing at the potion in her hand, and carefully checked every part, and then gradually relaxed after confirming that there were no problems.

"The guy who invented the Animagus ritual process is definitely a genius among geniuses..."

While admiring the light red potion's color deepening little by little, Avada lamented what kind of genius and wisdom his pioneers had, and how hard and long research they went through to sum up such a stable, reliable, and reliable system. The magical ritual process comes - it is not enough to study the art of transformation. In addition, one must also have extremely advanced levels of potions, herbalism, curses and psychodynamics. Only then can it be possible to achieve this in the vast world. Such wonderful magic can be found in the cracks of the boundless natural laws.

Even he himself was not confident that he could figure out the Animagus rituals out of thin air within a few years. The amount of knowledge required was too huge.

It took him several months to gradually piece together the piece at the end of last semester by consulting the vast amount of knowledge left by Nicoléme, a few memories in his mind, and a little help from the school's restricted book area. Nymagus learned the process and adapted it to apply it to his most complex alchemical product to date - yes, he had no intention of transforming himself.

To be honest, when he just restored the ritual process, Avada was hesitant to practice it himself. However, after analyzing for a long time, he desperately found that Animagus, a high-end achievement in the field of transformation, seemed to have no meaning to him...

hidden? What kind of concealment can be better than the Curse of So Close to the End of the World?

fighting? Just kidding, is it possible that an ordinary animal transformed by an Animagus can defeat a wizard holding a wand?

Bet on some animal with special abilities like flight, speed, shrinking, diving, echolocation? But can all of this be done with magic? He has also developed the spell of flying out of thin air for a while...

Therefore, after spending a lot of precious materials and a long time, he can't get any real improvement except being cute occasionally - then he becomes a ghost?

If the Animagus really has such great practical significance, then all its properties should be studied and become a required course for Aurors, instead of being so unpopular that only a few appeared in a century, and even Aurors Zikaban didn’t even take special protection!

Oh, by the way, hunting down an Animagus does require a lot more energy than before, so its related knowledge is strictly controlled by the Ministry of Magic. This is also one of the reasons why Animagus is rare in number. reason.

In addition to the fact that knowledge is difficult to obtain, the cost is too high, it takes a long time, and the price of failure is terrifying, the threshold for Animagus is actually not high - as long as you have a good foundation in transformation and can strictly It is enough to carry out the entire ritual process. Otherwise, this kind of magic would not have been mastered by three fifth-grade students.

"Okay, let's start the last step."

Avada took the wand and walked to the end of the huge instrument and began to operate it attentively. The light blue light it originally emitted began to quickly become messy, flickering like a thunderstorm, making the whole room seem to be in a In the storm. And in this environment, the potion that was slowly changing color suddenly completed the change in an instant and became a blood-like scarlet...

'It's now! ’

Avada chanted urgently and eloquently: "Amado, Animo, Animado, Animagus!!"

The wand that had been pointing steadily at the target erupted with a blood-red spell, accurately hitting the potion that had just completed its transformation in less than a second. In an instant, the scarlet color suddenly became dazzling. The originally thin silk threads expanded rapidly, and began to pull the originally open wooden armor like tentacles, quickly closing it, and finally completely wrapped the internal structure of the wooden humanoid tightly. .

What is now placed in the center of the instrument has become an ordinary wooden figure with no facial features, as if it is the simplest human body model, with only a few strange scarlet lights flowing on the surface.

"It's done!"

The messy and flashing instruments slowly dimmed in a gradually weakening hum, and finally only the normal light was left filling the laboratory. Avada happily trotted to the table nearby and picked up a device that looked a bit like bone conduction headphones and hung it on her head. She then opened the drawer and took out a set of neatly folded clothes, and then returned to the place. He stood next to the wooden man and pointed the wand at it again.

Following his movements, the wooden man seemed to twitch, and then ripples containing astonishing changes rippled on the surface - real skin was slowly growing on the wooden surface, and muscles were differentiated piece by piece. The outline; the originally rough limbs are also elongating and deforming, becoming what a coordinated human body should look like; and the ellipsoidal head gradually becomes concave and convex into the appearance of a real human head, with facial features and hair growing...

In the end, the body of a man who looked to be in his early thirties, with ordinary appearance, thin body, rough skin and some sunburns, appeared in the center of the laboratory.