Dynavale and Hogwarts

Of course, we are not going to Azkaban now. We need to know more about the dementors and learn more about Azkaban through the dementors before we can make the trip. The operation to capture the dementors will be scheduled for next weekend.

Today's task is to focus on reviewing the Transfiguration Technique again. I don't know how Professor McGonagall will test myself.

Dana shuddered when he thought that Professor Sprout had used more than a hundred infant mandrakes to test his ultimate move.

If Professor McGonagall also used any ultimate skills to test himself, he would shudder again. Don't think too much, take the time to review, your efforts will not be in vain.

He hurried back to the dormitory, showed his face in front of his roommates, explained that he was looking for a place to practice magic, and hurriedly left the common room and went to the Forbidden Forest.

Dana planned to spend the whole day here and show off his face, because he was afraid that if the little badgers didn't see him in the common room today and were not in the ward, they would look for him everywhere anxiously.

But if he stayed in the common room, the little badgers would greet him enthusiastically, and the day might just pass by, which Dana couldn't accept. We can only live up to the goodwill of the little badgers, just like this, just tell them and run away.

Coming to the basilisk, Dana felt relaxed from the inside out. He saw the basilisk basking in the sun while reading the experimental records on werewolves, making tsk-tsk sounds from time to time.

It noticed Dana and asked in surprise: "Why are you here again not long after you left for exercise earlier?"

Dana said with a smile: "Why don't you welcome me? I came here because I wanted to find a quiet place to review the transformation technique."

"That's up to you." Basilisk mentally turned over a page of records and continued to study werewolves, while Dana used the island of Transfiguration in the spiritual sea to review theoretical knowledge.

After the review, practice continued.

He took out a button from the ring and began to transform, first into inanimate pots, bowls, ladles, and basins, and then into animated objects such as cats, dogs, rats, and rabbits.

I caught another beetle and turned it into inanimate pens, ink, paper, and inkstones, and then turned into living chickens, ducks, fish, and geese. It was funny to see the chickens and ducks unable to stand. The beetle has six conscious habits. Legs, it is normal for two legs to be unstable when you control them at once.

Dana looked at this scene and suddenly had a wonderful idea. What would happen if he transformed the beetle into a goose and also used activation to give the goose a behavioral pattern simulated by magic?

Is it the behavior model simulated by magic power that dominates the magpie's nest, or will both sides fight to the death? Just think of it.

After restoring the beetle, and then changing the beetle into a goose while giving it a behavioral pattern, Dana was surprised to find that the goose actually adapted to the situation by opening its legs, twisting its butt, and taking two steps.

Dana can also use his connection with behavioral patterns to control the goose like an active object. It can move forward, backward, peck hard, flap its wings, command and prohibit, and control as desired.

Just as he was excited that he discovered another mystery, Goose fell to the ground. The connection between Dana and the behavioral pattern was also interrupted, and Goose stood unsteadily as before.

Just when Dana was about to restore it, the goose stood up shakily, took two more steps slowly, and soon learned to peck and pounce hard.

The behavior pattern simulated by the magic power previously controlled the consciousness and smoothly caused the body to perform various actions; after the activation period expired, the behavior pattern dissipated, and the consciousness was unable to take over the body, returning to an unstable state.

The memory left in the consciousness when the behavioral pattern is used to control the body allows the beetle's consciousness to quickly learn how to control the body's movements. He felt that there were still many mysteries to be discovered here. For example, would the situation be the same if the beetles were replaced by sheep or humans?

Can't help but think about it. Dana didn't notice that when he continued to perform the transformation technique, the basilisk also looked over frequently.

After the Transfiguration class ended on Monday afternoon, Professor McGonagall led Dana to a room next to the classroom, where there were more than twenty sets of tables and chairs neatly arranged.

Professor McGonagall pointed to a stool and said: "When you sit on that stool, the assessment will officially begin. I will be back in fifteen minutes."

Without giving Dana a chance to ask questions, he left the classroom and closed the door.

He was a little confused. He didn't know the test questions. How would he take the test? Dana calmed down and remembered what the professor had said before. The answer would be revealed after he sat on the stool.

Walking to the stool, he habitually scanned it with his mind and found something abnormal. This was a stool that had been transformed by a transformation spell. Dana hesitated for a moment whether to sit on it. The stool's transformation period was about to expire, and it turned into a piece of parchment and fell down. on the ground.

Dana wiped the cold sweat. If he had sat on it just now, he would have fallen to the ground by now. He was so powerful that he didn't expect the professor to be such a person.

He picked up the parchment, and the question on it was the assessment: "Please maintain the status quo of the classroom while only using transfiguration."

What does it mean to maintain the status quo of the classroom? Will there be any changes in the classroom? Then these tables and chairs are not simple. Dana was busy mentally scanning a table. Oops, this was a table that had been transformed many times.

Just as he was about to take action, the transformation period of a table next to him had expired and it had transformed into a hungry wolf and pounced on Dana. Dana quickly used his wand to turn the wolf into a table again.

The process is a bit difficult, which means that the wolf is not the original body. It will be like this if it transforms again based on the transformation. The hungry wolf eventually transformed back into the table.

The remaining tables and chairs should also undergo similar changes. The deformation effect of the tables and chairs will continue to fail.

Before the change had occurred, Dana took the initiative and used restoration magic to carefully restore the last layer of transformation on the table he had just mentally scanned. The table disappeared and turned back into a brick.

During this period, another table turned into a tabby cat and ran around in the classroom.

If only I could mentally scan the classroom and know the sequence of deformation failures. This would make it a lot easier, but unfortunately I can't do it now.

First, seize the time to turn the bricks into tables again. Looking at the tabby cat running around, I feel a little headache. I must hurry up and get rid of the tabby cat before the next table and chair deform and fail.

Dana flicked his wand, and a colorful tiger appeared in the classroom. With a roar, the tabby cat shook. After a pause, Dana turned it into a table again.

After using a small amount of magic power to activate it, he walked back to his original position. At this time, the activation also failed, maintaining the previous state of the table.

Originally, it would be faster to use the movement spell, but the question requires that only the transformation spell can be used, so I had to do this.

Trouble came. When Dana was trying to turn a snake into a table, a chair turned into a mouse and wanted to gnaw the table legs. If the table legs are chewed up, how can you repair them with transfiguration? And this can't be regarded as maintaining the original state, right? .

The only option is to give up the snake, deal with the mouse first, and turn it into a chair again. Then he went back to look for the snake. Fortunately, the tiger helped him and followed his orders and entangled the snake. Otherwise, it would have been difficult to find the snake if it had hidden it in that corner.

In this way, with the help of Tiger, Dana arranged most of the tables and chairs. The problem now is two tables that collide with each other. Every time it hits, it changes into a different material, from wood to iron to copper.