Hogwarts's Master of Mind

After Dumbledore dealt with Peeves' troubles, Aiden started to bubble up again.

He came to Dumbledore's office, stretched out his hand, and said, "Principal, the Patronus Charm we agreed on before."

"Well, here is the information. I believe that with your ability, it should not be difficult to learn by yourself." Dumbledore handed an old notebook to Aiden.

"Try it." Aiden grabbed it and put it in his pocket.

"Go out if you have nothing to do. By the way, there will be a school board meeting in a while, so remember to attend it then." Dumbledore said mysteriously.

"Okay, I got it." Knowing what Dumbledore wanted to do, Aiden didn't ask any more questions and turned to leave the principal's office.

After getting Dumbledore's information, Aiden came to the Forbidden Forest. As the end of the school year approached, the weather began to get hot again.

The cool breeze in the Forbidden Forest dispelled the dryness brought by the climate for Aiden.

Aiden found a place to sit down and started looking through the information given by Dumbledore.

'The Patronus Charm, usually in animal form, is used to ward off dark creatures such as Dementors.

The Patronus Charm has been used since ancient times, but its inventor and original form are unknown.

The spell has long been associated with wizards fighting for noble causes, and is considered extremely complex and difficult to cast.'

"Well, let's try it first."

Aiden closed the book, took out his wand, and recalled happy memories, happy...

Then Aiden discovered that he didn't seem to have any very happy memories.

"The days with my aunt are quite relaxing and enjoyable. Let's give it a try."

He pointed his wand toward the sky and called out, "Expecto Patronum."

White mist gushed out from the tip of Aiden's staff and quickly covered a small area of ​​forbidden forest.

"This can be used as a fog spell." A black line appeared on Aiden's forehead.

The forest shrouded in white mist showed without a doubt that Aiden had failed in casting the spell. He opened the book again to check if he had missed anything.

The sunlight shone through the pages and fell on Aiden's book. The breeze brought the scent of grass. Suddenly, an idea flashed through Aiden's mind.

"Wait, since the Patronus Charm requires happy memories, can't I easily create happy memories by simulating happy emotions?"

Without further ado, Aiden stood up and began to use his abilities to pleasure himself from the bottom of his heart.

Then, from time to time, strange laughter was heard in the forbidden forest.

Because there was no one in the forbidden forest, the happy memories did not turn into happy black history.

Such tense, exciting and pleasant memories were brought to life by Aiden.

Then he took out his wand again and shouted, "Expecto Patronum"

This time, the wide mist condensed, and a light dragon appeared in front of Aiden.

This silver-white dragon has a breathtaking appearance. Its body is covered with layers of delicate and shining scales, as if the beauty of the entire rainbow is condensed into one.

The dragon's wings are broad and transparent, and when it flaps, they seem to draw trails of light in the air.

The only thing that was not silvery white were its eyes, which were like two deep gems, one was amber in color and the other was clear blue.

Aiden's patronus swam freely around him, as nimble as a fish in water.

Without the support of magic, Aiden's patronus quickly dissipated into the air.

Then he took out the information given by Dumbledore and opened it to take a look.

According to Dumbledore, the key to using the Patronus for communication is actually to incorporate Transfiguration.

Aiden: “…”

"This guy is worthy of being a professor of Transfiguration. No wonder Transfiguration was separated from Charms and taught as an independent subject." Aiden thought.

Closing the book, Aiden began to try to transform the Patronus.

"Expecto Patronus." He summoned a silver-white dragon with his wand, and then used Transfiguration on the dragon.

The patronus slowly disintegrated under the effect of magic, and then turned into... a butterfly! ! ? ?

"Ah?" Aiden's delicate face was filled with big question marks.

Feeling something was wrong, Aiden hurried to the principal's office.

In the office, Dumbledore, who was about to eat a pile of cockroaches, was startled by the door being kicked open. The plate in his hand fell to the ground and the pile of cockroaches scattered.

Dumbledore: "..."

A trace of heartache flashed across his eyes as he looked at the anxious guy.

"So, what happened that made you lose your composure, Aiden?" Dumbledore's blue eyes showed a hint of gloating.

"You knew this a long time ago?" Aiden raised his eyebrows.

"What do you know? I just stayed in the room and didn't go anywhere." Dumbledore was a little puzzled.

Aiden didn't care whether he was pretending or real.

"Professor, I injected Transfiguration into the Patronus according to your notes, and the Patronus has changed." Aiden hurriedly told Dumbledore about his situation.

"Did it turn into some other animal?" Dumbledore rolled up his eyes and laughed.

"You do know it." Aiden gritted his teeth.

As for that, I just didn't help him deal with the follow-up.

"Well, actually, the patronus of people like us will be affected by our own blood, which will cause strange changes."

Dumbledore took out his wand, cast the Patronus Charm, and a silver phoenix flew out.

"And when we cast the spell on the patronus for the second time, if we habitually follow the normal casting method, the overly powerful mind will change the patronus beyond recognition."

Dumbledore pointed the magic wand at the phoenix and chanted a spell. Under the effect of magic, the phoenix turned into a... sheep?

"The Patronus Charm itself is a product of the mind. If it is transformed again, the final result will most likely be that it will become an animal that fits our heart."

Dumbledore waved his hand and lifted the Patronus Charm.

"So, how do I become a professor?" Aiden asked.

"Of course, it is to slow down the intensity of the transformation and control the inner desire to change. This method should not be known to young wizards who are just beginning to learn Transfiguration, otherwise it will easily increase the difficulty of their entry into Transfiguration." Dumbledore taught.

"Expecto Patronus." Aiden called out his patronus again, and a silver dragon circled in the office.

"It is indeed a dragon. That is how you, Prewett, are loved by dragons." Dumbledore exclaimed.

'Transformation, and controlling the desire to transform.' Aiden thought in his mind.

The light on the patronus lit up for a moment, and then the silver dragon spoke, "Principal, can you hear me?"

"Well, good. You mastered it so quickly." Dumbledore praised.

After returning the book to Dumbledore, Aiden, who had learned almost everything, said goodbye to Dumbledore and left the office.