a certain scientific harry potter

And only then did Harry fully tell her the reason for doing so.

"The current spell is ineffective on you, because although you have a part of human blood, you have never had a human form from the beginning. Of course, you can't talk about restoring your human form."

To be honest, the restoration spell is not yet complete for Harry.

Because this spell is too cumbersome, and the continuous casting of the spell is an absolute flaw. In addition, there is no way for the werewolf to release it by itself, and it can only rely on others.

Therefore, after barely concocting this spell, Harry was already thinking about improving it, and his idea of ​​improvement was undoubtedly the transformation of Animagus.

The descendants of werewolves and werewolves are regarded as magical animals. Since they can imitate human language through magic power, they can naturally learn human magic...and further, they are learning human Animagus.

It's just that the name of this transformation may have to be changed, after all, this is changing from an animal to a human.

As for the specific practice steps, Harry thinks it should be similar to Animagus.

At least the single leaf of the mandrake, saliva, hair, dew, and potion materials such as the chrysalis chrysalis should not need to be replaced, the difference is only in the final spell.

Harry is currently deriving this set of spells, and after he fully masters them, the wolf girl and her people should be able to become humans in this way.

And if Harry expected it right, the werewolf should also be able to use this spell independently, and cooperate with the anti-venom serum he developed to completely control his own transformation!

Of course, the reason why Harry attaches so much importance to this spell is actually a little hidden, but this still requires him to conduct further experiments.

For example, Lucius Malfoy's infection experiment on wizards is currently more urgent; and Harry will conduct it later, inducing werewolves to actively transform on non-full moon nights, etc.

For those werewolves who don't like to bite people casually and feel painful every time they transform, Harry will not look at them with colored glasses.

These werewolves belonged to an absolutely disadvantaged group in the magical world, and they were naturally the targets of oppression by the Ministry of Magic... Then, in turn, for Harry, they were natural helpers.

Think about it, if there were a group of werewolves, not only could they transform at will under any conditions, but they would not be infected by biting, how shocking would it be?

And when the entire werewolf population is going functionally extinct, these remaining werewolves may turn from being a scourge in the magic world to hot stars, and may even be protected by special legislation...

Like vampires and half-blood giants~

...

Entering May, there is probably only one activity that is still going on on campus... and that is the final review.

Hogwarts exams usually start in early June, and take exams until mid or late June. Even if the students have finished their study tasks for this semester, they can happily welcome the summer vacation in July.

Therefore, this month is definitely the most stressful month for all the students in the school... Even Hermione, who is known as a genius student, has a terribly tense expression every day.

Harry was also supposed to be very nervous, because he had a lot of subjects, and he was going to take OWLs with the fifth grade students.

However, the teachers at the school didn't see Harry in a state of desperation. Instead, they found helplessly that he was still busy around.

For example, after a Muggle Studies class in early May, Harry approached Professor Bubbaji, who was about to leave.

"Mr. Granger, you want to ask yourself if you can add practical exams to the OWL exam?"

After hearing Harry's reason for coming, Professor Bubaji couldn't help but fell into a burst of astonishment.

Professor Bubbaji knew that Harry was going to sit his own OWL exams this year, as she always saw Harry in his fifth year class.

But... Muggle Studies never had practical lessons, not even the follow-up NEWT courses.

Now that Harry suddenly said that he was going to take the practical exam, Professor Bubaji was really confused for a while.

"I hope to pass the practical exam and show you something. Please take a look at this." While speaking, Harry handed the thesis that he had prepared for a long time to Professor Bubaji.

"Is this... the homework for the first class of the third grade?" Looking at the discussion on the parchment that was obviously related to 'electricity', Professor Bubbaji immediately gave Harry a resentful look.

Ravenclaw's Harry Granger is definitely an existence that every teacher loves to hate.

The professors liked him because Harry was definitely an excellent student; and the first reason everyone took offense at him was that Harry never wrote his homework if he could.

This kid even dared to ask Hermione to ghostwrite his Transfiguration homework. When Professor Bubaji left this paper on electricity on the first day of school, he didn't expect Harry to hand it in.

But he never thought that this kid would throw this thing in front of him after procrastinating for a whole school year.

This means that Professor Bubbaji has a good temper. If it were Snape, maybe a bottle of poison would have been blown away~

"Uh...Anyway, let's take a look first." Harry also looked embarrassed now, saying that his matter had indeed dragged on for a long time.

But there is no way, he encountered too many problems this semester, and almost everything required him to think about it, and he didn't have the energy to care about those minutiae.

The reason why I have time to chat with Professor Bubaji today is because he has made new progress in the study of werewolves, so he is not as nervous as before.

"Forget it, anyway, I know what's going on with you, so it would be nice if you could leave it to me, you... what is this?!"

After secretly complaining a few words, Professor Bubaji planned to take a look just out of politeness, but he was suddenly attracted by the content of Harry's thesis.

Because Harry actually said in the paper that he could create 'electricity' in Hogwarts!

"Harry, did you really...really make it?"

However, when she looked up at Harry in surprise, she found that the latter had actually taken out a 'special circuit' composed of wires, light bulbs and some other things.

Then, Harry flicked the switch lightly, and a light appeared in front of Professor Bubbaji...

Chapter 450 Wizards need to be in awe of technology

It is well known in the whole school that Hogwarts cannot use electricity or ordinary people's electronic products. This is actually a false statement.

Indeed, because the magical energy is too strong inside Hogwarts, it will even form a strong interference magnetic field, making many electronic devices of ordinary people unusable.

But that doesn't mean that Hogwarts is completely insulated from electricity.

In fact, Harry had known since the first year he'd been here, and had seen the electric sparks as he took off his sweater, that the place was only partially shielded from electricity.

Friction electrification is possible, and it is also possible to use battery wires to form a loop to light bulbs and flashlights...

As for no one discovering this before, it is probably because wizards don't know how to use things like flashlights.

After all... lighting or something, all it takes is a fluorescent flash.

And the real influence of Hogwarts on electricity, as Harry said just now, is actually only the magnetic field.

Under the cover of the school's powerful magic magnetic field, electromagnetic waves cannot be emitted outward, and electronic products such as mobile phones that require signals cannot be used naturally.

Similarly, because of the shielding of the magnetic field here, even if there are high-voltage power lines connected to Hogwarts, it is basically impossible for the school to be powered on... because as long as the current is generated by electromagnetic induction, it will be easily transmitted to Hogwarts. There will be an open circuit.

And in this case, even if Harry can get a mobile power supply, he still can't drive the equipment containing the motor rotor - such as the centrifuge he urgently needs... Because the principle of the motor that generates magnetism is the same as electromagnetic induction. Gwartz is also inactive.

By the way, most wizards in the wizarding world don't understand the world of ordinary people, and almost no one has taken physics classes... Otherwise, Professor Bubaji would not have said, 'Electricity is the most important invention of Muggles' Such words.

Therefore, in their view, this kind of magical magnetic field shielding at Hogwarts is equivalent to 'the electronic devices of Muggles are completely ineffective'.

But in fact, Harry has a lot of ways to make electricity in Hogwarts.

The easiest way is, of course, what he just demonstrated to Professor Bubaji, using batteries to generate electricity from chemical energy.

Ordinary 1.5V dry batteries can be used normally in Hogwarts. It may not make the phone able to communicate remotely, but it can light up the light bulb... If more than 24 batteries are connected in series, and then two wires are connected , then maybe you can electrocute people to death~

Of course, you can also try other methods, such as using solar energy and semiconductors for photovoltaic power generation...Harry estimated that there must be a large number of wizards who don't know what 'solar energy' and 'semiconductors' are, but photovoltaic power generation technology was already in 1958. At that time, ordinary people who were looked down upon by wizards were used to power the space satellites in the universe.

As for the last but also the easiest, which Harry wrote in his paper to Bubbaji...

"Static electricity...frictional electricity?" Bubbaji looked suspiciously at Harry who was flicking the light bulb switch, "Mr. Granger, you are able to use electric lights in Hogwarts, which is indeed completely beyond my expectations. But... Is it just like you said, rubbing the glass rod with silk and rubbing the...

"Uh...it might be difficult to keep the bulb on, but it's no problem to create an electric spark." Harry shrugged and explained, "All you need is a Leyden jar."

"What's a Leyden jar?"

"Just think of it as a bottle that can store electricity."

Looking at the bewildered Professor Bubbaji, Harry could only twitch the corners of his mouth helplessly.

Dude, a professor of Muggle studies who admires electricity so much doesn't even know what a Leyden jar is, can any other wizard be expected to have a basic understanding of it...

By the way, the "basic" in Harry's mouth is likely to be professor-level knowledge points for wizards.

"So electricity is not an invention of ordinary people, but a discovery... Its essence is a natural phenomenon?" Professor Bubaji was completely attracted by Harry's paper at this time, but when she continued to read , but ran into the problem again.

"Mr. Granger, your paper said that the thunder and lightning in the sky when it rains is really the same thing as the electricity produced by Muggles?!"

Professor Bubaji seems to be particularly concerned about this issue, and even his originally gentle expression has become a little anxious.

"Either way is electricity, of course it's the same thing..."

"Mr. Granger, are you [-]% sure?" Professor Bubaji suddenly grabbed Harry's shoulder excitedly, "This is a very serious problem! If what you said is true, this... this is unbelievable! That is the thunder and lightning in the sky, a power that wizards have never mastered, is Muggle technology already so strong?!"

In fact, it may be much stronger than you expected... Harry complained in his heart, but he didn't tell Professor Bubaji clearly.

Because he was afraid of scaring the other party.

All you need is a little girl who sells nuclear bombs, and the whole of Hogwarts has to accompany her to see grandma... What do you want Harry to say about this?

Especially this place is anti-apparition, if one day an intercontinental express delivery falls from the sky unexpectedly, it is estimated that apart from the more than 100 house-elves in the kitchen, only ghosts can survive ~

After learning that ordinary people can control the thunder and lightning in the sky, Professor Bubaji is obviously a little panicked, and this also reflects from the side... the so-called "Muggles and wizards are equal in status" by most people in the magic world is actually based on the same Kinds of high and low conditions of friendliness and sympathy.

Including kind-hearted wizards like Professor Bubaji, she also emphasized that "Muggles should be regarded as equal to wizards" and "Muggles' technology should be considered to have certain merits."

To put it bluntly, they still believe in their hearts that ordinary people are vulnerable groups.

So from Harry's point of view, it's okay to make wizards, including Professor Bubbaji, panic a little.

They can think that ordinary people without magic are weaker, but it's better to be in awe of ordinary people's technology!

In addition...Professor Bubaji doesn't know that the electricity in the sky and the electricity used by humans are the same thing, right?

She also didn't know about the famous kite experiment?

Suddenly, Harry suddenly realized that he could use the Muggle-study OWL practical exam to play a big game in front of the teachers and students of the whole school!

"Professor Bubaji, if... I may be able to intercept part of the lightning in the sky, can you help me apply for a special practical exam with the Examination Administration?"

"Mr. Granger, you... you're not joking, are you?!"

At this moment, Professor Bubaji was completely shocked.

Harry Granger, the most unexpected student in Hogwarts, he actually said that he wanted to catch the lightning this time! !

Chapter 450 Percy Weasley's Career Aspirations Are Frustrated

Harry doesn't think he's delusional in wanting to replicate Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment in a thunderstorm.

Even if Harry didn't understand the real steps of the kite experiment, he still felt that he could restore it pretty much.

Attracting thunder and lightning from the sky, this matter was absolutely extremely dangerous at that time, and one would die if one was not careful.

But that's because people didn't have enough understanding of electricity at that time, so they could only rely on the sages to risk their lives to explore.

But now, a series of theories and researches on electricity have been very mature, and many high-load conductors and protective props with excellent insulation effects have been developed at the same time. The discoloration of talking like that.

Therefore, as long as adequate protection is done, and you must not learn from the 'Franklin' who only exists in elementary school textbooks, and directly grab the kite string that has been struck by lightning, the overall safety of the kite experiment can still be guaranteed .

Harry was also absolutely sure that once the teachers and students of Hogwarts and the invigilators of the Wizarding Examinations Authority saw this experiment with their own eyes, their jaws would definitely drop.

At that time, there will be another massacred headline on "The Quibbler".

And once wizards realize the power of ordinary people's technology, the reform of Muggle studies will be a matter of course.

Speaking of "The Quibbler", I heard from Luna before that Xenophilius seems to be ready to reopen the magazine in mid-May, and is sorting out the content of the first issue.

Then I seem to have to hurry up and make an appointment to meet with the previously selected editor in advance.

Oh, by the way, there is another person, he should also come to find me recently...

Harry was right. One night in the middle of the first week of May, after he had finished researching some historical materials with Professor Binns in the library, the President of the Student Union with a troubled expression approached him.

"My place is about to close, so hurry up if you have anything to say." As an administrator, Mrs. Pince saw some undercurrents between the two, so she quietly reminded Harry and helped him clean it up. A few students who are still stranded.

Now, only Harry and the other party were left in the library.

"I didn't expect that Professor Binns would actually be willing to help you re-investigate historical materials, and Mrs. Binns is so tolerant of you...Granger, you are really..."

Looking at Harry in front of him, Percy Weasley suddenly felt that he was short of words.

All along, he was without a doubt the most beautiful of the several Weasleys in school.

He's been a Gryffindor prefect since fifth year, he's Head Boy this year, and he's got all twelve certificates in the OWLs.

And he looks good, and he has a goddess-level girlfriend like Penelope Clearwater...

Percy Weasley, definitely the best student at Hogwarts...until he met Harry.

The other party is neither a prefect nor the chairman of the student union, but he is a Hogwarts god of war and a school bully, and even the professor will be angry if he is unhappy.