An infinite journey that begins at Hogwarts

On the official first day of school, Cedric walked into the Transfiguration classroom with awe. This was the classroom of the Transfiguration Master Minerva McGonagall. As one of the evergreens of Hogwarts, the Animag As the inheritor of Si, her attainments in transfiguration are not much higher than even Dumbledore's.

It is difficult for a magic master like her to get guidance except at Hogwarts.

The Animagus, which even Dumbledore had not refined, was certainly one of Cedric's most curious magics.

Fundamentally, Animagus is actually a profound form of alchemy.

If you want to become an Animagus, you must first take a piece of mandrake and use it as the main material to make a complex potion.

Then cast a spell on yourself during each storm and at sunrise and sunset, and finally be under the lightning sun to complete the transformation.

The middle process is extremely complicated and difficult. As long as one link goes wrong, all the efforts will be in vain.

After reading, have you discovered that the transformation method of Animagus is exactly the same as that of making a basilisk?

It's just that one of the objects is a human being, and the other is a male egg.

They both have advanced alchemy skills, and can even be said to have the same theory. However, ordinary Animagus cannot transform into magical animals and do not possess extraordinary powers. This is a major shortcoming.

But the advantages of Animagus are also huge. It is a kind of alchemy that changes the essence of things. That is to say, as long as you don’t know that this mouse is an Animagus, even if it is stronger than Dumbledore wouldn't find out either.

As soon as he entered the classroom, Cedric discovered the unique tabby cat on the table. This should be a feature of Professor McGonagall's class, revealing the world's ultimate transfiguration to the apprentices, but few people are aware of this. .

I returned to my seat and sat down. After a while, the class bell rang.

The tabby cat on the table turned into Professor McGonagall in a blink of an eye, causing the little wizard to exclaim.

"Mr. Cedric, you have been observing me for a long time as soon as you came in. How did you find out?"

Cedric stood up and said, "Dear Professor, I think Animagus transformation, this kind of magic that changes the nature of things, even Dean Dumbledore can't find out. It's just a period of my time at Hogwarts." According to the school history, you are one of the few transformation masters in the world who can use Animagus."

"And this ultimate transformation technique, every wizard who is committed to climbing on the path of magic will be curious about it."

Cedric stated his reasons with good reason. His words were undoubtedly outstanding among the eleven or twelve-year-olds.

Professor McGonagall nodded approvingly, "Mr. Cedric, I see in you the character that a good wizard should have, erudition, and curiosity about magic. Five points for Hufflepuff."

Hufflepuff's classes were taken together with Ravenclaws. Cedric undoubtedly stole the spotlight from all the Ravenclaws, and all the little wizards immediately started talking about it.

"Quiet," Professor McGonagall said with a straight face.

With a wave of her magic wand, the podium suddenly turned into a lion, roaring at the little wizards, and the whole classroom immediately fell silent.

"Transfiguration is a profound course. Just like what Mr. Cedric just said, we can change the essence of things through transfiguration and allow all things to transform freely."

As she spoke, she pointed at the blackboard brush again, and it suddenly turned into a flying hawk, hovering low in the classroom.

"And it's not easy to learn Transfiguration well, so I hope you will be serious enough in your next studies."

"This magic of transforming matter is really magical." Cedric sighed as he looked at the lifelike falcons and lions.

He even had a vague hunch that if he could achieve great success in the art of transfiguration, he might also get a huge improvement in the art of alchemy. After all, the two could be connected by analogy.

"Okay, now that I see the match on your table, what we are going to learn today is how to turn it into a silver needle."

She waved her magic wand, and the falcon and lion suddenly transformed into a podium and a blackboard brush.

Half an hour later, Professor McGonagall raised her voice again and said, "Mr. Cedric successfully turned the match into a silver needle. Five points for Hufflepuff."

Professor McGonagall raised the silver needle in her hand, and there was some excitement in her eyes. After all, very few little wizards can successfully transform in the first Transfiguration class, even those from pure-blood families who have received preschool education. So do we.

Transfiguration is a subject that requires talent, and Cedric showed this excellent talent.

The original Cedric was very talented in the art of transformation, but after time traveling, he not only perfectly inherited this talent, but also carried it forward.

After class, Cedric did not rush out of the classroom like other young wizards. Instead, he took his notebook and asked Professor McGonagall for private advice.

After answering several of Cedric's transfiguration questions, Professor McGonagall also realized that this special student's achievements in transfiguration had surpassed that of a first- and second-year wizard, and began to involve the transformation of dead objects into living creatures. Intermediate transfiguration.

"Mr. Cedric, although I am gratified by your studiousness, I have to remind you that the transfiguration of dead things into living things already has certain dangers, just like this."

As she spoke, she pointed to the podium. The podium twisted, but unexpectedly failed in the process of transforming into a lion. As a result, its front half turned into a lion, while its back half remained a podium.

The lion summoned by the failed transformation technique was not as tame as before. Instead, it showed madness and wanted to attack the two people. However, because its back half was still a podium, it was difficult to touch.

Seeing this scene, Cedric immediately understood what Professor McGonagall meant. If he failed to practice the intermediate transformation technique, the transformation product would most likely escape the wizard's control, or even attack the wizard himself.

After transforming the failed lion into a podium again, Professor McGonagall continued, "So in principle, I disapprove of you practicing intermediate transfiguration alone."

Cedric heard Professor McGonagall's voiceover, and he quickly said, "Do you have time to teach me more advanced transfiguration techniques?"

"Of course." Professor McGonagall said with a rare smile, "I founded a Transfiguration Club, and I will teach some tips on Transfiguration every Saturday afternoon. You can come if you are interested."

The student clubs at Hogwarts are also a major feature. Except for a few that are just for fun, many are created to practice magic. In Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter even created his own fighting club.

"It is my pleasure, Professor."