Spell Players at Hogwarts

It is still the Transfiguration Club. According to the calculation of time, this time should have entered Professor McGonagall's personal performance time, but now, the older cat girl has obviously lost her dominant position.

"How could Merlin do such a thing?" Tarik, who was wearing Slytherin uniform, snorted coldly. As a senior Merlin fan, he suspected that Lynch was insulting Slytherin.

Hearing this, Lynch couldn't help but cast a questioning look at Professor McGonagall.

"Okay, Mr. Tariq, let Mr. Kristoff finish." Apparently the older cat lady felt a little embarrassed.

Mr. Tariq looked a little unconvinced, but under the majesty of Professor McGonagall, even Dumbledore could only make peace.

"So I think Merlin actually passed on the concept that this deer is a horse." Lynch said quickly, "Because Merlin said that this deer is a horse, so in everyone's eyes, it is A fine horse.”

"Information!" Professor McGonagall's expression was serious, as if she was discussing the handover ceremony of the Hogwarts principal with Dumbledore.

"Yes, it's information." Lynch nodded, "In my opinion, no matter who they are, wizards or Muggles, they all have the same way of understanding the world."

Lin Qi spoke quickly, and his thoughts seemed to become clearer and clearer.

"The exchange of information promotes all progress. It can be said that this is a necessary factor for development. So whether Merlin is holding a deer or a horse may not be that important."

"Replacement at the conceptual level allows him to become anything, such as an Australian oval eye, or a sniffer, and the role of transfiguration in this is to use the wizard's will and magic to modify the basic information of the item. "

Lin Qi said quickly, the light in his eyes getting brighter and brighter.

"I should have thought of it earlier." Lynch muttered unconsciously, "Wizards don't even have basic concepts of mathematics, physics and chemistry. How could they possibly perform such complex changes?"

Lin Qi thought with some excitement, recalling the scene when he first tried the deformation technique. Even without systematic calculation, he could succeed just by relying on recklessness. The so-called changing form was just relying on his better understanding of the basic composition of matter. And some little trouble added to yourself?

No, it shouldn't be a minor trouble. Recalling the scene of the fight between Dumbledore and the Second Generation, the basic material form changes were still applied to a large extent. However, for the so-called transfiguration taught at Hogwarts, this is indeed a bit confusing. It's too complicated.

Different from Lynch's excitement, the discussion between the two about what substances make up the molecular structure really made the little wizards around him look confused.

As a recognized and easy-to-learn subject at Hogwarts, transfiguration has always been a paradise that every little wizard will never give up.

After all, as long as your purpose is clear enough, the target object will change accordingly.

If it doesn't succeed, it must be that your magic output is insufficient, or your purpose is not clear enough.

This is a very imaginative subject, but... Regarding Lynch’s comments about wizards.

Mathematics, physics and chemistry... something simple and complicated. This must not be a good comment!

"Mr. Kristoff, Mr. Kristoff?"

Professor McGonagall pursed her lips. The older cat lady felt a little offended by Lynch's last words.

Wizards can't do complex changes. Magic is so broad and profound. It seems that Mr. Kristoff still lacks some social beatings.

This is probably a common problem among all geniuses. They always like to use their own unproven conclusions to give a...perhaps not so appropriate definition of magic?

"Mr. Kristoff, although your statement is very... unique, in fact, it is impossible to understand magic using Muggle thinking."

Professor McGonagall said seriously. Compared with other young wizards, Professor McGonagall's knowledge is obviously more extensive. Naturally, for Lynch's point of view...

"No, no, no, this is not science." Lynch shook his head excitedly, "Although in my opinion, the two have the same goal. After all, just like magic cannot create food out of thin air, both must follow basic principles. There are physical rules, but with the addition of magic, wizards can indeed do things that Muggles cannot."

Lynch walked around the classroom quickly, "After all, concept is a very idealistic statement, and magic is mostly based on this theory. If our cognition can be clearer, just like Flivi What the professor said is that emotions affect the effect of the spell, so it is easy to understand."

As he said that, Lynch looked at his wand, and then sensed the so-called huge magic power.

"Although I can still analyze the essence, in the final analysis, everything in the world probably cannot escape the use of energy, right?"

"what do you want to do?"

"It's transformation, Professor, just like the transformation you taught." Lynch wrinkled his nose, "I have tried it myself in private, but..."

Lynch pointed at the damaged book with his wand.

Following a blast that sounded like a cannon, a strong magical light flashed through, and Lynch's originally rosy little face turned pale visibly to the naked eye.

"Mr. Kristoff, what did you do? Are you okay?"

The older cat lady seemed to be frightened, while all the little wizards nearby instinctively stepped aside.

I saw a pile of black powder inexplicably appearing on the ground where a black book should have been.

"I'm fine, Professor McGonagall." Lynch moved his body, which seemed a little weak. "So, this also proves that a person's magic power is not only related to the spirit, but also to the physical strength."

"Oh, Merlin's beard!" Professor McGonagall rushed forward and held Lynch's shoulders with both hands. "This is too dangerous, Mr. Kristoff, I must send..."

"Let's talk later, Professor McGonagall, I haven't finished it yet." Lynch said stubbornly, "This is what I thought of as transformation at the beginning, relying on magic to make up for the quality gap between items, or something else. As you can see, I failed, but I consider it a success.”

"Successful?" Looking at Lynch's eyes that were still full of energy even though he was weak, Professor McGonagall couldn't help but pause.

"what is this?"

"The basic particles of matter are probably composed of a pile of carbon elements such as graphite." Lynch scratched his head.

"Carbon?" Professor McGonagall frowned and used her wand to lift the black powder into the air.

"They...can't restore it."