HP Shavings Wizard

Bathilda smelled the tea and couldn't help but join in: "It smells so good, Alison."

The teapot flew automatically to their table.

Under the control of Transfiguration, the cup jumped out, took the fruit tea and jumped in front of them.

"After all, I took the time to go to London and pick it. It would be unfair if it didn't taste good."

The air was filled with steam, and Alison lowered her eyes slightly to look at the fruit tea, which gave off an illusion of gentleness under the dim candlelight.

Dumbledore took a sip and his brows relaxed.

It tastes sour and sweet, with the aroma of berries mixed with the fragrance of tea. Different from the ordinary English black tea, the taste is indeed novel and palatable, sweeping away the greasiness of the previous dinner.

"It's really good."

Dumbledore put down his teacup and looked at Alison: "Alison, did you learn the magic you used before by yourself?"

Alison glanced over and looked at him and Grindelwald smartly, a little puzzled by his question.

"Why can't it be taught by Gellert?"

Dumbledore smiled slightly: "Although Gale has a high talent for magic, he is not good at controlling magic."

Alison knew that what Dumbledore meant by "not being good at" was not outstanding among the top wizards, although this kind of not being outstanding was already better than most ordinary wizards.

She frowned, paused slightly, and gave an example.

"…Isn't his human body transformation technique pretty good?"

Human Transfiguration is an advanced Transfiguration technique that changes the human body, and Transfiguration is notoriously difficult to learn, requiring talent and hard work, let alone advanced Transfiguration.

Back then, Grindelwald used human transfiguration to replace the second-in-command of the Magical Congress of the United States and played them around.

A polyjuice potion with similar effects can transform oneself into someone else's appearance, but one must collect the target's hair and nails in advance and replenish the potion according to the time when the potency will take effect.

Moreover, this kind of high-level potion takes two months to brew. The African tree snake skin in it is a potion material controlled by the wizarding world. The only place where young wizards can get it is probably the office of the terrifying potion professor.

Why don't you use human deformation? Don't you want to? (Alison shook her head and said sarcastically)

Dumbledore shook his head, the Transfiguration Master gently dismissing Alison's example.

"Transfiguration and magic control are two different things. Transfiguration is about changing the form of things, while magic control requires more delicate operations."

Alison thought about it and got a rough idea of ​​what he meant. Charms and Transfiguration were classified differently, although in her eyes they were both magic.

Maybe the old man's love for creating such grand scenes wasn't just for showing off.

After thinking for a moment, the little wizard shook his head and raised his hands in surrender.

"Okay, okay, I'm a practical person. I just felt that it was not difficult to use, so I didn't study it in depth. This principle of subdivision is completely embarrassing for me!"

Dumbledore showed a gratified smile and gave a word of encouragement and praise.

"It's amazing that you can do this."

Bathilda, who had been quietly listening to Albus instructing the children, couldn't help but praise and agree with him.

"Yes, Alison, you are really great."

The educator Dumbledore struck while the iron was hot and continued to ask questions in a gentle voice, cunningly using the method of asking for advice to coax the child.

"Can you teach me how you learned all these magics?"

Alison had an innocent face and blinked her eyes confidently.

"It's just that once you know the spell, or see someone else use it once, you can do it."

Dumbledore was a little surprised: "...You have never studied systematically?"

And Alison's exaggerated expression seemed to be even more incredible than his.

"Doesn't this thing just need hands?"

Bathilda nearly spit out her tea.

Dumbledore and Grindelwald, two recognized geniuses since childhood, looked at each other in bewilderment.

Seeing this Versailles remark teasing the elders, Alison laughed so hard that she was crooked.

She naturally knew how terrifying her talent was. It was completely different from the people around her. Anyone who didn't realize it was a complete fool.

The heir of ancient magic, he can see magic itself, his body is made entirely of magic, and he has the soul power of an angel and a demon... The talents of the protagonists of various game worlds are integrated into one, creating this terrifying existence who has become a demigod in seven years.

Seeing Alison's obvious teasing, Bathilda laughed and scolded, "You little rascal!"

Alison looked very confident. She was just a little bit pretentious, but her learning method was not a lie. Which game player actually takes classes in the game?

"That's how I learned magic anyway!"

Dumbledore couldn't help asking, "Do you remember the first spell you learned?"

When asked this, Alison's usually cheerful expression paused slightly: "..."

She seemed to see again the golden light when she drew the card from the library, and then she opened it and took a look.

A green killing curse.

The innate holy body of the Dark Demon Lord belongs to it.

The first spell that the first-year wizards learn is Avada Kedavra. When they practice it to the later stage, their eyes start to glow red, there are gusts of cold wind around them, and they get the achievement of Soul-Scattering.

She felt that it was her basic quality as a European to draw gold alone. As for the Dark Lord's Body, the blame should be put on Gellert, it must be inherited from him.

Dumbledore's blue eyes peered through his half-moon spectacles and saw Alison's odd hesitation.

"Can you tell me?"

Alison didn't really want to tell unnecessary lies in front of those bright, beautiful blue eyes, so she told the truth.

"Avada..."

Bathilda stopped her immediately: "Alison!"

Avada Kedavra, also known as the Killing Curse, the Death Curse, and the Living Curse, is one of the three unforgivable curses. While powerful magic is the basis for casting the spell, the heart also needs to be filled with strong murderous intent. Killing people will pollute the soul of the caster.

However, based on Alison's experience, killing intent can only be regarded as a problem-solving skill, and the level of magic is the key. If the level is high, you can easily release it without killing intent.

It is really convenient to clear monsters, especially the Forked Killing Curse in the later stage. A dozen monsters will fall down with a green light.

However, this highly effective spell was obviously not recognized by normal wizards. Bathilda was very excited when she heard this extremely evil black magic from the little wizard.

The tea was almost gone, and Bathilda decided not to listen any more. She took the teapot to the kitchen, leaving Alison to the expert education of Albus.

Looking at Dumbledore, Alison did not say anything about the pressure and thrill of this dark magic, her expression was innocent with a hint of pleasure and evil.

If you try to understand me, you have to accept those scary dark natures, right? Dear Albus Dad~

"..."

Dumbledore looked into her eyes, trying to find the answer.

“…Why do you want to learn this?”

However, Alison's similar blue eyes showed only lightheartedness and curiosity, as if she was pleased by his reaction.

Dumbledore was silent for a moment, then said quietly, "...We don't want you to have to use it."