Unbehaved Hufflepuff

Entering the Transfiguration classroom, the little wizards found that the classroom was different from before.

Professor Green Q. Andy, whom I met earlier, filled the classroom with various cages, containing eagles one after another.

Yes, eagle.

These eagles stared at the students with burning eyes, as if they would fly down and peck at them if they disagreed.

"Look at that one, the small, black one. I remember it's called the Peregrine Falcon. It's the fastest bird in dives."

One eaglet excitedly pointed to the bird in the cage and said to the person next to him: "I heard that those Muggles in the United States use the shape of a peregrine falcon to make airplanes."

The badger on the side looked at so many eagles and silently wiped away the drool.

"It seems you are very interested in these little guys."

Professor Andy, who was sitting on the podium, smiled and clapped his hands.

I saw the cages on the wall were opened, and several eagles came out of them and flapped their wings.

Soon, a group of animals regained their freedom and flew on top of the classroom. Occasionally, a few aggressive eagles descended from the sky and attacked the little wizards.

"what!"

The little eagles who had just given people the popular science were all frightened.

As if this was a signal, a group of flying eagles attacked the students.

Just when everyone thought they were about to be unsafe, they heard a crisp snap of fingers.

The eagles that were about to attack the students immediately turned into pieces of chocolate.

"Eh?"

Looking at the chocolate that fell on them, the students were a little confused.

"Haha, why are you standing there? Eat."

Hearing this, several little badgers couldn't help themselves, so they opened the package and took a bite.

"Bah bah bah!"

They hurriedly spit out the chocolate in their mouths.

Only then did the students realize that the chocolate in their hands was clearly a ball of wool.

"Hahaha."

Professor Andy on the podium almost laughed like crazy.

"Professor! How could you tease us like this?"

A bad-tempered little badger protested while wiping the fur at the corner of his mouth.

Hearing this, most of the students looked at Andy, wanting to see what explanation he had.

The other part lowered its head and pondered for a while, then suddenly remembered something and looked up at Andy, trying to find the answer.

"Hahaha."

The sunny handsome guy laughed without caring about the image.

When he had laughed enough, he picked up his wand and started writing in the air.

Looking at what he wrote, the students who still didn't know the truth suddenly realized, and then felt a little ashamed.

"The law of transfiguration - food cannot be conjured out of thin air."

After writing this sentence, Andy asked with a smile: "Does anyone know what the next sentence is?"

One eaglet raised his hand.

"please say."

"Transfiguration cannot turn other things into food. Even if you eat it, you will suffer from indigestion."

"Very good, one point for Ravenclaw."

Even though this was his first time in class, he seemed familiar with everything in the class.

"I think Principal McGonagall must have said that during the lecture, right?"

Speaking of this, Andy smiled and said to several little badgers with hairy mouths: "It seems that I may be able to prepare some real chocolate in the next class."

These words made the little badgers lower their heads.

Seeing this, Andy didn't make things difficult for them.

"Can anyone tell me Gamp's basic deformation rules?"

Lumi raised his hand.

"Okay, you are Mr. Gugliel, right."

"Yes, Professor."

"Then please answer, starting from the second one."

After receiving permission, Lumi stood up and said loudly: "The second rule of transfiguration is that if the object transformed is large, the duration will be shorter; on the contrary, if the object transformed is small, the duration will be longer. .”

"Thirdly, if it turns into a cabinet or something with something in it, the items will still be in the body after changing back."

"Fourth, there is no intelligent consciousness after turning into an object. This is also the main difference between Animagus and shape-shifting animals."

"Fifth, if a person transforms into food and cannot be summoned by others, and turns into food and is eaten by others, he will die."

The standard answer made Andy applaud.

With the professor taking the lead, the students also clapped their hands.

"Very well, one point for Hufflepuff. Please take a seat, Mr. Gugliel."

Andy pressed his palms to signal the little wizards to be quiet.

"I have already talked about the five laws of transformation, so who can tell me what the transformation techniques I just used are?"

"Turning an eagle into chocolate?"

"Next time, raise your hand when you answer a question, but unfortunately, you said it wrong."

The professor used his magic wand to take away all the chocolates in the students' hands.

"Look, the secret of transfiguration lies here."

As the magic faded, the chocolates turned into a ball of white wool.

This change made the little wizards a little confused.

The caged eagles I saw at the beginning were different from those I had seen before. It was obvious at a glance that they were genuine, but why did they turn into a pile of wool?

Suddenly, Lumi had an enlightenment.

Hands raised.

"Please say."

"I think the birds are still hanging on the wall, right?"

Lumi pointed at the wall and said: "The eagles that swooped down at the beginning were themselves transformed wool balls. They were your creations in order to force our sight under the table. You turned those eagles into He took the cage and turned the cage into an eagle."

As he said these words, Lumi focused his attention on the cage.

Sure enough, every cage has magic power and is obviously not an ordinary thing.

Andy's methods are really good, and he even deceived himself.

It is true that he can see through everything within fifteen meters, but that also requires concentration.

To take the simplest example, a Muggle is walking on the ground. His eyesight is very good and he can see clearly things within a dozen meters. But when he pays attention to the ants on the ground, he can also see the cicada not far away from the ants, but he will not pay attention to the cicada, or in other words, he is unwilling to pay attention to a Zen.

That's the genius of Andy.

If you can see it, it doesn't matter.

As long as that's not your focus.

Even Lumi was fooled by this move.

"Excellent, Mr. Gugliel."

Andy praised, and then tapped the wool on the table with his wand.

I saw these wools flying up quickly and came to the cage.

The wool turned into wires, imprisoning the cages on the wall.

There were comical scenes of cages inside cages all over the walls of the Transfiguration classroom.

At the end, Andy snapped his fingers.

The cages that were locked up immediately turned into eagles.

The eagles looked confused. They looked at the cage and then at the neighbors next to them.

Andy's ability to turn dead things into living things and living things into dead things has successfully captured the hearts of these little wizards.

Compared with him, Professor McGonagall's class can only be described as a regular classroom. Every class involves learning magic, assigning homework, free exercises, etc.

The most miraculous magic demonstrated by Mag was undoubtedly the Animagus, but the shock of a cat turning into a human was far from as strong as it is now.

A ball of wool transformed from a cage into an eagle, from the eagle into chocolate, and finally into a cage again.

"Everyone has to write an essay. The length is whatever you want."

"Oh! Long live Professor Andy!"