In this Hogwarts without a savior

Chapter 315 313. Gabriel's Age
The contents of the notes are very complex.

And most of the whole story is guesswork and assumptions. After all, even Adrian himself, who made the rings and gems, has never used the real function of such things.

He could only work out, based on theory, how to perfect the real Animagus if the ring ever met someone who could successfully use it.

First, the initial preparation steps are indistinguishable from normal Animagus.

Jon needs to find a single leaf of the mandrake and hold it in his mouth.

This process will last for a month, and once he accidentally swallows or spits out the leaves, he has to start all over again.

After this step is completed, he needs to take out the leaf on a full moon, fill a crystal phial with saliva, soak the leaf in it, and let it receive the pure moonlight.If the day when the leaves are taken out according to the time is cloudy and the moon cannot be seen, it means that all previous efforts have been wasted and he has to start all over again.

And when all the conditions are met, add a piece of your own hair and a silver teaspoon of dew to the moonlit crystal vial. The dew must be collected from a place where there has been no sunlight or human contact for seven days, and finally add a For the chrysalis of the hawk moth, place the mixture in a quiet, dark environment.

Then waiting for a thunderstorm night, Jon needs to read a spell that is completely different from the normal Animagus, and then drink the bottle of mixed liquid.

It sounds a bit disgusting, a bottle of saliva that doesn't know how long it will last, even if it is produced by yourself, it is not very acceptable.

But this is indeed the complete learning method of Animagus, and all Animagus who can successfully transform have gone through this process.

According to Adrian's inference in the notes, there is no difference until the step of drinking the mixture on a thunderstorm night. The difference is that the last normal step is to hold the wand and say the spell to your heart, Finally complete the transformation.

As for ring casting, the final step is of course using the gemstone-embedded ring itself to complete the spell.

When it comes to changing magical animals, the change of appearance is only second, the key lies in the inner change of magic power.

No matter what kind of magical animal it is, even the lowest level of slug, the magic power it contains is very different from that of a wizard.

The key to the inability of normal Animagus to become magical animals is that wizards cannot fundamentally change their magic power.

For example, the basilisk's direct-to-death effect, and its fangs directly targeting the poison of the soul, these are the abilities brought to it by its own special magic power.

If a wizard wants to become a basilisk, one thing he can't get around is to evolve his own magic power towards the magic power of the basilisk.

Otherwise, even if the appearance is completely changed, but without the various abilities contained in the magical animal itself, it is the same as if it has not changed.

Because of this, Slughorn told Jon from the beginning that the Animagus in the magic world is a failed product of research on whether magic power can be changed.

And it is an unprecedented attempt to truly complete the transformation of magic power and change everything represented by magic power into another form.

There is no object for reference in history, so this piece of notes is only a reference for Jon, and it is still unknown whether it will succeed in the end.

But in any case, there is such a possibility in front of Jon, of course he will try it.

He didn't think about what kind of magic to attach to the gemstone he got from the maze. An Animagus that can transform into a magical animal is undoubtedly a good choice.

After making sure, Jon didn't stay, he immediately found Lily's office and asked her for a leaf of Mandrake.

It just so happened that he went at the right time. Lily was using the mandrake to prepare the potion to de-petrify. When Jon entered the door, she was pouring on Nick.

Gabriel had informed the professors of Nick's situation the night she had just returned from the French Ministry of Magic.

As an important strategic material nowadays, Mandrake is readily available in Wuping Line. After two days of deployment by Lily, the antidote has been completed.

"Luckily it was Nick who saw the basilisk's eyes."

Lily's voice was a bit serious, and from Nick's current state alone, she could see that Jon's experience in the North Pole was unimaginably dangerous.

"If you, Gabriel, and the basilisk's eyes met, then there would be a big problem."

In his hand, Jon held a leaf of Mandrake that Lily picked out for him individually, and put it into his mouth without rushing, but watched her pour the antidote on Nick's stiff body.

"If Gabriel sees the basilisk's eyes too, will something go wrong?"

"It was the dead soul water she drank that turned her into a unique ghost state, but this state does not make her immune to direct magical death. Whether it is the lethal effect of the basilisk's eyes or the death curse, both could kill her."

Hearing Lily's words, Jon couldn't help feeling a little scared.

He also felt that Gabriel's state was obviously very different from a real ghost, so he had been asking her to avoid the death curse of the Death Eaters.

"Then when will Gabriel return to normal?"

Lily replied softly.

"It shouldn't be long. As long as your performance in the Triwizard Tournament goes well together, after we completely occupy Beauxbatons, we can retrieve her body from there and let her recover."

Having said that, Jon suddenly thought of an interesting question.

"Then Gabriel has been living in a ghost state for more than a year. When she becomes an adult, how will her age be calculated? Will her body also grow up?"

Lily carefully poured the potion along Nick's head and onto Nick's feet, before speaking.

"That depends on how the escaped Principal Beauxbaton, Mrs. Maxime, preserved her body. According to the general situation, she should have used magic similar to the Freezing Curse to restrain the growth of Gabrielle's body. In this case Gabrielle's soul returns to her body, which means her physical age is still at the time when she drank the dead soul water, but the real soul and psychological age must be calculated according to the time she has grown and experienced .”

Jon blinked.

According to this, if Gabriel continues in this state of soul for ten or eight years, and then changes back, wouldn't it mean that she has become an adult mentally and her body is still a child?
Seems interesting?

　Before the next chapter at [-] o'clock, I will post more in the early morning during the special period, and there are two more chapters in the future, in case I can't post it during the day

　　
　
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