The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Andy walked slowly along the bookshelves in the restricted book area. The books here were completely different from those outside. Just seeing the covers of these books gave Andy a creepy feeling.

Andy pulled out a book.

"Forbidden Magical Experiments and Their Consequences"

The cover of the book is black and feels smooth to the touch. It doesn't feel like ordinary parchment, and I don't know what material it is made of.

Andy pulled out his wand.

"Flash of lights!"

Controlling the ball of light to float around him, Andy retracted his wand. After calming down my somewhat excited mood, I opened the book.

Andy: "..."

After reading the first chapter of this book, Andy understood one thing. The development of magic was not smooth sailing. It was accompanied by countless killings and crimes, as well as various shady and bloody experiments.

Some of Andy's ideas were even tested by these people themselves.

People in the past have even done the anti-human operation of fusing the blood of magical animals with wizards.

Of course, the results of the experiment are also obvious.

Death on the spot can be regarded as relief, and some people even become half-human, half-animal monsters. There are also some with dementia and body deformities... This is simply a matter of life being worse than death.

There are also some illustrations in this book, showing various distorted wizards.

Some have heads that become extremely huge, and some have legs that are fused together. Things like ulcers all over the body, swollen body, and dry skin are all considered pediatrics.

"This is too scary!" Andy felt a little nauseous.

This book summarizes the consequences of many failed magic experiments. Compared with the monsters recorded in this book, Voldemort can be regarded as more handsome.

Andy glanced through the entire book quickly and then put the book back.

There is a word mentioned many times in this book.

Magic transformation!

Magical transformation is different from transfiguration. Magical transformation is actually a magical transformation of the body.

It's just that in the process of magical transformation, a lot of knowledge about human body transformation is needed, so it is called magical transformation.

Magical transformation is dangerous, but the benefits of success are also obvious.

Magic transformation can increase the wizard's magic power, and at the same time, it can also enhance the body's adaptability to magic power, making your spell casting smoother and the power of magic becoming much more powerful.

It can be called an all-round enhancement!

Andy speculated that Voldemort might have magically transformed himself, which is why he turned into a ghost.

But there is no doubt about Voldemort's power.

If ordinary wizards are ordinary players in the game, then Voldemort is a plug-in dog.

The gap between the two sides is completely overwhelming.

As for Dumbledore... Andy has yet to find out the secret of Dumbledore's power.

Maybe he secretly made money.

Andy frowned slightly.

There is no doubt that Voldemort's talent will be at the forefront of the wizarding world within a hundred years, but Voldemort is still transformed by magic into a man and a ghost.

From a strength perspective, Voldemort was successful.

But that appearance...

After all, being handsome is a lifelong thing!

Even Voldemort has become like that, but Andy doesn't think he will be an exception - he can use magic to transform and improve his strength while maintaining his handsome appearance.

You can't have your cake and eat it too!

Andy continued browsing the books on the shelf.

The opportunity was rare, and Andy thought that instead of learning one or two more spells, it would be better to look for books on magical transformation.

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Firstly, it can enhance one's knowledge, and secondly, it can also determine whether this path is feasible.

In any case, Voldemort can be regarded as a pioneer on this road. Regardless of what a person's parents look like, at least their strength is real.

"Transform your body to make it more adaptable to your magic power"

Andy soon found a second forbidden book about magical transformation.

This book is from the point of view Andy had read.

The author believes that although wizards can use magic, they are not magical creatures and are fundamentally different from those magical animals.

Take the invisible beast.

The Invisible Beast is born invisible, and its fur can be made into an invisibility cloak.

But what about wizards?

Even if you cut a wizard into pieces, you won't find a single component that can be used to make a magic item.

Later in the book there is also a mention of a possible operation of magical transformation.

First take a special potion, and then use human body transformation, combined with some related magic, to transform your body bit by bit.

Andy quickly took out a pen and paper and wrote them all down.

This is the point!

The author writes at the end of the book that his initial magical transformation was successful. But when he was not satisfied with the status quo and wanted to continue trying, reality gave him a bucket of cold water.

"Who? Who's there?"

It was Filch's voice.

Andy calmly put the book back on the bookshelf, first extinguished the light ball of the Fluorescent Spell, and then took out his wand and cast the Disillusionment Spell.

Filch is a squib, and Andy only needs to be careful with his cat to avoid this crisis.

After leaving the library, Andy returned to the Ravenclaw dormitory without stopping.

Lying on the bed, Andy began to recall what happened tonight.

Dumbledore didn't show up, maybe he wasn't at school.

After all, Malfoy was attacked by dark magic in school, and Dumbledore, as the principal, had to follow him to take a look.

Maybe Dumbledore will also arrange some means to warn Quirrell from sneaking into Hogwarts.

As for those two books…

There is no doubt that in addition to the fusion of mind and magic, Andy has found a new way to improve his strength.

"I discovered the secret of Voldemort's power!"

Judging from Voldemort's appearance alone, Andy was certain that Voldemort must have experienced many magical transformations and successfully survived.

The Obscurial One, Voldemort!

These are successful examples of these two methods of improving strength.

It was late, but Andy was still in high spirits.

Andy was going to look for an opportunity to go to the forbidden book area again, find a few more books on magic transformation, and sum up a set of practical methods.

When the talent level is high enough, the magic theory is sufficient, and the spellcasting level reaches a certain level...

Andy wants to try a preliminary magical transformation.

It is true that Andy has a system to increase magic power, but many things cannot be solved by increasing magic power.

For example, the output of spell casting.

Is mana related to magic attacks?

At least in the world of "Harry Potter", magic attacks are only related to skill level and have nothing to do with mana.

The two books that introduced magical transformation both mentioned a problem. Wizards are not magical creatures, and there is an upper limit to a wizard's magic output.

In Andy's understanding, this thing is just like an electrical appliance.

Even with your high-power generator, the transformer will teach you how to be a human being.

The human body obviously also has its own transformer.