Take things as they come at Hogwarts

After exercising the spell, Locke was approached by Professor McGonagall as soon as he came out of the Room of Requirement.

It turned out that Professor McGonagall wasn't going to wait another month this year, and at the beginning, she had to find something to do for Locke so that he wouldn't be too addicted to studying.

Well, the days of work-study seem to be starting again.

The next morning, Locke got up early in the morning to help Professor Sprout take care of the herbs, in the morning he helped Professor McGonagall with the papers, and in the afternoon he helped Hagrid patrol the Forbidden Forest and prepare for class...... Locke seems to have free time to do his own business only at noon and in the evening.

This made him a little suspicious of life and felt that he was living a fake summer vacation.

Dumbledore hadn't been seen since the start of the summer holidays, and Locke guessed that he had begun to search for clues to the Horcruxes.

So, all his work was thrown on the head of the Vice Chancellor, Professor McGonagall, and then Professor McGonagall took Locke with him.

Locke was speechless, feeling that he had cheated himself.

But in the process, Professor McGonagall will also instruct him in transfiguration, and Locke can only do the work with ~ tears.

Fortunately, Dobby is a good helper, not only can he take care of the greenhouse alone, but sometimes he will also help take care of Locke's food and clothing, like a loyal and honest housekeeper.

Ever since he knew that Locke was a prophet, even though he wasn't, and Locke never admitted it, no one believed that he wasn't a prophet.

In short, after knowing that Locke was a prophet, Dobby worshipped Locke to the extreme, and the degree of worship was second only to Harry, the savior, well, a little higher than the house-elf goddess Hermione.

Because of this, Locke asked Dobby to learn whatever he wanted.

Whatever Dobby is asked to do, he does it step by step, never doing superfluous things.

After all, this was arranged by the prophets, which means that it is absolutely correct and the most suitable for Dobby, at least Dobby thinks.

Dobby's absolute obedience made Harry and Hermione envious, because although Dobby would also obey the other four's requests, he would sometimes do what he wanted.

Although the end result was pretty much the same, the process was a real mess!

Over time, the other four didn't dare to ask Dobby to do anything.

Dobby is disappointed by this, but has no idea how to reflect.

Locke only hopes that Dobby, like Harry, will have an enlightened day as they get along slowly.

......

There aren't many students at Hogwarts, so the paperwork isn't endless. In just one week, Locke was free in the morning and could do his own thing.

During this time, Professor McGonagall examined Locke's Transfiguration and was so amazed at his progress that she invited him to join her Metamorphosis Club next semester.

Locke, of course, agreed.

The professors' club is the equivalent of an advanced training class, and only the best young wizards in a certain field are invited to join.

It is the second most important treasure of Hogwarts after the library.

However, it seems that the club is only open to young wizards above the third grade, otherwise, Locke, Hermione, and Neville would have been invited by the professors.

In order to make Locke's proud disciple a blockbuster in the club, Professor McGonagall recommended several books on Transfiguration to Locke, including one from the forbidden book section, which was about the transformation of the human body.

Of course, Professor McGonagall warned Locke not to try the spells above, just read the theory part of the book.

Transfiguration is such a discipline, emphasizing "the prophet can change".

Meaning: know enough about the things to be changed beforehand in order to successfully transform.

This also makes the course a theoretical, comprehensive subject.

Every master of transformation has to read a lot of books on biology, physics, chemistry, materials science, etc., which is really painful.

Locke actually had a headache because his chosen path of specialization was Charms.

But now, as a student of Gryffindor, his dean wants to promote him, and he can't "not know what to do", so he can only spend his time honestly chewing books.

All of a sudden, he felt that there was not enough time.

You know, he still has a bunch of summer homework.

Then Brother Ron's senior textbook, he only studied a small part of it on his own.

Alchemy also needs to be practiced...... In fact, the reason why Locke's Transfiguration progress can startle Professor McGonagall is related to alchemy.

It just so happens that alchemy is also a comprehensive discipline that involves a lot of knowledge of ancient magic and transfiguration.

And Slytherin's alchemy has studied the transformation of creatures to the extreme. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Otherwise, Salazar Slytherin wouldn't have looked like a monkey, and Voldemort wouldn't have turned into a noseless.

Obviously, they have all carried out very dangerous human transformations in pursuit of power.

Locke didn't learn anything about biological transformation directly from Tom, but the skills were always the same, so Locke mastered some indirectly through alchemy.

This was reflected in Professor McGonagall, which led Professor McGonagall to believe that Locke had a talent for biological transformation.

Perhaps Locke has a good chance of mastering the deepest spell of Transfiguration, the Animagus Transfiguration. []

Professor McGonagall recommended that Locke read the books in the forbidden area, also to pave the way for the spell.

As for whether this spell would be of great help to Locke, and whether Locke would be interested in learning it, Professor McGonagall didn't care.

Because mastering the Animagus Transfiguration is not so much about practical significance, but by completing this spell, the wizard can have a clearer understanding of Transfiguration, so that their Transfiguration can leap to the next level!

This is also the reason why the ability to perform Animagus Transfiguration has become an important criterion for determining whether or not you are a Transfiguration master.

Of course, not every Animagus Transfiguration master is necessarily a Transfiguration master.

Because there is always more than one path to the end, and it is no different in the wizarding world.

For example, the druids are mysterious and ancient, and they can always transform into animals more easily.

As for werewolves and blood-cursed beasts...... Isn't this a kind of incomplete, side-effect Animagus metamorphosis?

If Professor McGonagall's recommended books only hurt Locke's braincase, then helping Hagrid prepare for class made Locke want to hit the wall with his own braincase!

Just as Dobby always does things according to his own ideas, Hagrid has always been unable to distinguish himself from the young wizards.

He always felt that the little wizards were just as rough and thick-skinned as he was, and that they could happily play with dangerous 4X strange animals!

And even if Locke objected, he insisted on using the "Yokai Book of Yokai" as a supplementary textbook to his curriculum.

He thought it would be a brilliant idea to choose this book as a textbook, because the magical creatures introduced in this book happen to be found in the Forbidden Forest.

And this book is just like the magical creatures, the original and very cute!

Locke couldn't resist him, because as long as Locke spoke loudly, Hagrid would even wipe his tears, and his dog's teeth would whimper accusatorily.

This made Locke physically uncomfortable, and he could only accommodate him.

However, Locke also asked Hagrid to add a sentence to the book list, namely:

Attention, gently stroke its spine and it will calm down!

In addition, at the Blotted Bookstore, which is in charge of the purchase, Locke also asked Hagrid to inform him.

Hagrid complained about this, saying that it would be better for the young wizards to find out for themselves, because it would be a surprise!

But unfortunately, the teaching assistant he managed to find was not easy to offend, and Hagrid could only do it aggrieved.

Alas, Hagrid was aggrieved like a teenager.

And Locke has a headache.,It's like a bald man in his thirties.。。