Spell Players at Hogwarts

In the Transfiguration Club, the weekly gatherings were originally Professor McGonagall's happiest time.

There is no need to face a huge number of young wizards, and Professor McGonagall does not need to worry about sudden cerebral hemorrhage here.

To work easily and teach safely, this is what many teachers have been looking forward to for countless days and nights, but why, why has it become like this?

"I don't understand what you mean, Mr. Christopher, can you explain it in more detail?"

"Actually, I don't quite understand it either." Lynch scratched his hair, "I have studied the notes you gave me, and I have also made several attempts at transfiguration."

"In fact, take the sofa under me as an example. Although it looks like a sofa, in essence, it is still the book that Flinda put down."

Lin Qi said, then stood up and pulled hard on the sofa with his hand. Then, a piece of damaged white paper appeared in Lin Qi's hand, and the original sofa structure collapsed in an instant.

Different from the original books, the restored items seemed to have been hit indiscriminately. A bunch of inexplicable wrinkles appeared on the originally strong book cover, as if something was missing.

The white paper in Lynch's hand also changed again, and a pile of debris of unknown meaning was scattered in Lynch's hand.

"What did you do?" Professor McGonagall raised an eyebrow. This was not in line with the broken theory of transfiguration.

According to normal concepts, the damage should be a partial loss, not such a uniform...

"It's transformation, Professor." Lynch said truthfully, "Using magic to understand the structure of the book, and then rearrange it, but in fact, it is still a book."

"What difference does this make?" Professor McGonagall pursed her lips.

"In fact, I asked Qiu and she has completed a basic transformation, but this seems to be very different from what I thought." Lynch put the notebook aside.

"According to Qiu's description, the transformation for her is that she wants to turn this thing into another thing... In fact, it is just a simple basic transformation, turning a match into a needle, but Qiu does not Not understanding the basic structure of a needle is like she has not completed the analysis of a match, such as the volume, mass and carbon should be said to be the difference between wood and red phosphorus."

"That's because she has only completed the primary transformation." Professor McGonagall frowned, "This is almost a necessary stage that everyone must go through."

"But, if this can be defined as transformation." Lynch paused, then waved his wand, and immediately, Happy's figure appeared in front of everyone.

"Excellent." Professor McGonagall nodded, "So you have completed the transformation spell..."

"No, Professor McGonagall, this is still the transfiguration technique." Lynch shook his head, then stretched out his hand and passed through Happy's figure.

"I just achieved the purpose of deformation by changing the light and shadow effects, and this does not seem to violate the law of deformation."

Lynch lifted Happy's figure up with one hand, and then as the magic power dissipated, it was still the familiar book.

"Illusion." Professor McGonagall looked at Lynch seriously, "Oh, yes, Mr. Kristoff, strictly speaking, illusion magic also complies with the basic principles of transfiguration, but I think you have misunderstood the point. .”

"One is applied to light and shadow simulation, while the other is applied to the item itself." Lynch nodded, "But just like the basic law of magic, magic cannot create life, so from death to life Isn’t the existence of transformation itself untenable?”

As soon as he finished speaking, everyone present fell silent.

This is a blind spot. For thousands of years, the masters of transformation have performed nothing more than turning dead things into living things. But in fact, isn't this behavior itself denying the basic principles of magic?

"Then I think, maybe when the wizard uses the transformation spell, he also gives the caster a special goal, such as offense or defense, just like wizard chess."

"The chess pieces will carry out the wizard's orders wholeheartedly, and they will draw weapons to fight back against the wizards who break the rules. So can I think that, in a limited concept, they are actually alive?"

"In fact, this is exactly the transmission of information." Professor McGonagall pushed up his glasses, "I have to admit, Mr. Kristoff, your thinking is very meaningful, and this is what each deformation Confusion arises for every master on the road."

"For Muggles, magic itself creates miracles. Magic gives objects the ability to move. In essence, this is still an extension of the wizard's own will."

Professor McGonagall spoke truthfully, fully displaying the theory of idealism.

"Ansuz!" A flash of lightning flashed in Lynch's mind. Although he had not studied this word in detail, but inexplicably, Lynch seemed to understand the meaning of this word.

"It seems that you have come into contact with ancient magic texts, Mr. Kristoff." Professor McGonagall nodded with satisfaction, "Whether it is transformation or other magic, it cannot escape the transmission and exchange of information. .”

"So does the Transformation Spell have the same principle?" Lynch paused, "Then rather than saying that the Transformation Spell is a type of transformation, can I understand that it is more like a conceptual level of deception?"

Lin Qi said excitedly, with a strong color bursting out of his eyes.

"I wonder, Professor McGonagall, have you ever heard the story of calling a deer a horse?" Lynch paused, but he didn't seem to give Professor McGonagall a chance to answer the question, "Well, for example, Merlin pulled a stag. He came to the Knights of the Round Table and told them that this was the horse he had found for them."

"How could Merlin do such a thing?" A senior Merlin fan couldn't help but ask.

"Shut up, this is just an assumption." Lynch said quickly, "Then, as far as we know, Merlin is holding a deer in his hand, right? Then how do you prove that he is holding a deer? Is it a deer?"

"Nonsense, didn't you already say it was a deer?"

"Oh, yes, sir, because I said this is a deer, everyone will preconceptionally think that Merlin is holding a deer."

"But what if Merlin tells everyone that this is a horse that can charge into battle?" Lynch asked quickly.

"Think about it, with his status, would Merlin deceive you on such a trivial matter?"