The day of the duel at Hogwarts

"Perfect buttons, and... full of Slytherin style."

Sean could tell that Professor McGonagall didn't agree with the Slytherin style of this button. If it were a golden button with red gemstones, it would probably get a very happy bonus from Professor McGonagall, but if Sean really did that , he is afraid that he will not be able to survive this school year with his snake king.

Professor McGonagall pinched the button created by Sean and looked closely. She could even see the snake pattern on the edge of the button.

"Ten points for Slytheringa!"

In terms of extra points, Sean feels that his dean should learn from Professor McGonagall what justice is. Of course, this is just a small expectation and small suggestion for his dean. There is no need to tell him, just mention it in your heart. Just a suggestion is enough. This is a sign of respect for your dean, and it is definitely not a coward!

"Thank you Professor McGonagall."

"You deserve this, but, Sean, can you continue to transform this button?"

After hearing Professor McGonagall's words, Sean was stunned for a moment, but he still nodded and asked: "Professor McGonagall, what do I need to turn it into?"

Putting the button in Sean's hand again, Professor McGonagall said: "First, can you turn it into a card?"

"Of course!"

Sean placed the button on the table, and with a tap of the wand in his hand, the button immediately spun and turned into a King of Solitaire card with a young wizard wrapped around a white snake.

"A snake!"

Hearing Professor McGonagall's words again, Sean continued to transform, waving the wand in front of him gently. As the wand passed by, the cards immediately danced, and as the cards danced, they gradually lengthened from tail to tail. First, it turned into a small silver snake. Brace, who was sitting next to Sean and had been numbed by Sean's hand, immediately saw that the appearance of this little snake was almost exactly the same as Kulkan.

Stretching out his hand, the little snake crawled onto Sean's hand, wrapping around Sean's fingers and swimming gently.

Seeing this scene, Professor McGonagall's serious face showed a rare expression of satisfaction, but she continued to say to Sean: "Sean, next you turn it into as gorgeous a bird as possible. boxes, and the bigger the box, the better, try your best!”

After hearing Professor McGonagall's words, Sean knew that now should be the final test.

He stood up slowly, stretched out his wand and pointed at the little snake in his hand, and then waved the wand with his right hand to draw an arc above his head. The little snake immediately flew out of Sean's hand and landed on the ground next to him. The body rolled up and turned into a silver-green vortex. However, it did not turn into a box immediately. Instead, it gradually expanded, slowly becoming the size of a fist, and then gradually expanded to the size of a human head. Until this time, Sean's face There was a hint of solemnity on his face, and the hand holding the wand trembled slightly.

In transfiguration, the difficulty of turning a living thing into a dead thing is much lower than the difficulty of turning a dead thing into a living thing, because turning a dead thing into a living thing requires not only changing the shape, but also using magic. Giving it spirituality is no less difficult than the transformation between living creatures. Unlike a living creature turning into a dead thing, there is no need to worry about the spirituality of the living creature, just carry out the physical transformation directly.

Similarly, the size of the transformation technique is generally constant. A stone the size of a fist can easily turn into a mouse, but to turn into a tiger requires extremely advanced knowledge of the transformation technique. Similarly, turning a big tree into a needle also requires very amazing talents. At this time, Sean was tested by the large and small changes in the transformation technique.

As for more profound elemental form changes, etc., similar to Voldemort's karma-fire snake, Dumbledore's water prison, those are changes that can only be accessed by top-level transfiguration. Even Professor McGonagall is still a step away from that level. Not to mention Sean.

To put it simply, the difficulty of transfiguration increases from low to high. It can be roughly divided into dead things turning into dead things, living things turning into dead things, size changes, living things turning into living things, dead things turning into living things, and finally nothing. The elemental transformation of form generally corresponds to the five levels of transformation on Sean's panel.

At present, Sean is at level 2 of Transformation, that is, living things can be transformed into dead things. Although he can change his size, it is very difficult and extremely unskilled. The degree of transformation is also very limited, so his Transformation It does not count as reaching the third level.

Needless to say, Professor McGonagall, whether it is the Animagus who represents a living thing turning into a living thing, or the Animagus who represents a dead thing turning into a living thing and awakens the stone statues of Hogwarts and imbues them with spirituality and becomes a soldier. The guards' transfiguration magic proved that Professor McGonagall had reached the LV4 level of transfiguration, and was only one step away from reaching the LV5 level of transfiguration.

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The vortex finally expanded to the size of a pumpkin before finally stopping and turning into a silver-white box inlaid with emeralds. In fact, for this effect, you can use transformation to create a box the size of a fist, and then use magic to make it bigger. However, What is being tested here is the pure transformation skill, so naturally this kind of trickery cannot be used.

Professor McGonagall looked at the box in front of her, with a slight smile on her face. It was obvious that she was very satisfied with Sean's Transfiguration. A student who had just started his second year had already mastered the Transfiguration. To this extent, this was already very rare in Professor McGonagall's teaching career, and Sean was already qualified enough to join her club in the Transfiguration subject.

"A very good transfiguration technique. Considering your age, it can be considered perfect." After saying this, Professor McGonagall took a step forward and whispered to Sean: "Come to me after class. I have something to talk to you about. explain."

Nodding to Sean, Professor McGonagall turned to look at other people's transformation techniques. There were other outstanding little wizards who had completed their transformations and were waiting for Professor McGonagall's inspection, but with Sean, the gem in front, Unless they surpass Sean in Transformation, it's basically impossible to get extra points.

Sean transformed the box back into a beetle. It can be seen that his beetle has been in a very tired state after continuous transformation. Sean returned it to the box to have a good rest, while he sat next to Blaise. , guiding him in the practice of transfiguration.

As for what Professor McGonagall said just now, Sean still remembers that at the end of last semester, Professor McGonagall asked him to practice Transfiguration as much as possible during the holidays, at least not to drop Transfiguration, probably for today's inspection, and Sean simply lived up to Professor McGonagall and passed the inspection. The detention was probably for Sean's joining the Transfiguration-related club.