Hogwarts: This wizard wants to improve too much

"Professor McGonagall, do you have time to answer a few questions for me?"

After class, Ethan ran towards Professor McGonagall.

Compared to spells, Ethan's progress in Transfiguration this summer was much slower, and he was always stuck at the second step, which was the transformation of still life and animals.

"Of course!"

Professor McGonagall nodded with a smile.

Before entering Hogwarts, Professor McGonagall said that Ethan could ask her if he had any questions he didn't understand. This was certainly not a joke, even though Ethan had not entered Gryffindor College.

"Come with me first, let's talk in the office!"

She took Ethan away with her. In her opinion, Ethan's level was not at the same level as these little wizards, and the questions he asked were definitely not what should be taught at this stage.

For these little wizards who couldn't even master the basics, knowing more advanced knowledge was completely useless. They would only think more and still fail in transformation.

Volume, really too much volume!

The moment Ethan found Professor McGonagall, Cassandra's eyes were fixed on Ethan.

I didn't expect that Ethan would go to the professor for extra lessons after completing a small goal of Transfiguration.

He totally didn't give others a chance to live. Such a person deserves to die!

I knew from the first time I saw Ethan that this person was volume, and he also became volume with me.

After all, that normal little wizard would buy all the textbooks until graduation before entering school!

I can't get volume, I can't get volume at all. I don't know if this person is studying during sleep time and taking his life to get volume. Cassandra felt depressed when she thought of this.

But she soon cheered up and strode out of the classroom. There was no class in the morning, so she went to the library. Thanks to the completion of Transfiguration, she and Ethan had no homework.

I am the pride of Slytherin, I can't just give up like this.

Hermione looked down at her own match, which had changed in material, and then at Ethan who was following Professor McGonagall, and Cassandra who was leaving.

She immediately put the match in her pocket and walked quickly to the Gryffindor dormitory. She must succeed in transformation today.

The other little wizards didn't think so much. The main theme of British education was happy education. They were still discussing how to write homework.

The wizarding world also has homework. When the class was about to end, Professor McGonagall assigned a one-foot (more than 30 cm) Transfiguration paper to be handed in in the next Transfiguration class.

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"Professor McGonagall, let me show you first!"

In the office, Ethan took out a button and turned into a small and delicate beetle the moment he pointed his wand at the button.

From the outside, Ethan's transformed beetle is no different from a real beetle, whether it is the eight legs below, the pattern on the back shell, or the antennae on the top of the head, these are impeccable.

But it just won't move. According to the "Chinese=|

Ethan tried to put the theory in the Advanced Transfiguration into practice, but he failed no matter what.

Still life to still life, still life to animal, animal to animal, transformation of Fantastic Beasts and Spells, and finally mythical creatures, these are the stages that Ethan thinks.

Knowing that the upper limit of Transfiguration is extremely high, Ethan focused on Transfiguration except for Occlumency at first, but his progress was limited to the Primary Transfiguration Guide, which is the first stage.

It's not that he didn't ask the three people in Knockturn Alley, but the three of them didn't understand it.

There is no choice but to put Transfiguration aside and focus on spells.

"Very good Transfiguration, better than I did back then."

Professor McGonagall took the beetle in her hand and observed it and said, it has spirit but is invisible, but it's only one step away.

"It's still a little bit wrong in cognition. When performing Transfiguration, it doesn't become a living thing, the living thing you imagine, but it is a living thing. This requires..."

Although Professor McGonagall's explanation was a bit vague, Ethan still understood a little.

This is still related to consciousness. Transfiguration in subjective consciousness, thinking that it is oneself who gives it transformation and life, often can only have its form. Only when the subconscious mind has recognized that this is the creature you want to transform, can it be successful.

But this really won't make you schizophrenic?

Then Ethan took out the "Intermediate Transfiguration". Ethan wrote down all the problems he encountered at the beginning, and he also had his own opinions in many places.

Seeing this, Professor McGonagall took it directly and answered the questions above while flipping through it.

"It's well written, with its own insights, although there are still some problems.

So, you leave it with me first. When I have time, I will help you solve it. I will leave a small note inside."

It is definitely impossible to finish explaining it in a short time. She will have to teach the third-grade wizards later. Now she can only choose this method.

And her Transfiguration Club was established for wizards who have participated in the O, W, L, S exams after the fifth grade, have excellent Transfiguration scores and are interested in it. Ethan is only in the first grade, so it is not suitable for him even if he is talented.

Hogwarts has not had a Transfiguration master since her. She is very much looking forward to Ethan becoming the next one, so she will not be stingy with her knowledge at all.

"Thank you, professor!"

Ethan was overjoyed. This would take up a lot of personal time.

"I've read your ideas and found them to be very novel. I haven't thought of them before. This is good for me. I also recommend that you subscribe to the magazine 'Transfiguration Today' for five Galleons a year. This will be helpful to you."

Without systematic study, sudden inspirations are often very bold and novel. Although there are many problems, it also gives Professor McGonagall a new direction for thinking.

He asked a few more questions that he couldn't figure out.When the class was almost about to start, Ethan stood up and said goodbye.

When leaving the office, Ethan was very satisfied. The questions that Professor McGonagall had just answered were at least enough for his Transfiguration to continue to move forward.

[Thanks to the monthly ticket from the big guy Feilu Wuma, thank you big guy! 】