Chapter 30 Mr. Ignorant Ms. Know-It-All Genius Explosives

At two o'clock in the afternoon, the Transfiguration classroom was already full of students.

Ravenclaw and Gryffindor were still attending this class together. Andy saw that Neville, who had been absent from a Charms class, was also here, but Harry and Ron had not come yet.

I don’t know if he was hospitalized.

A tabby cat squatted on the lectern. She had been staring at Andy for ten full minutes.

Because Hermione was interested in this cat as soon as she walked into the classroom, she asked happily: "Is this the tabby cat raised by Professor McGonagall?"

After saying that, she was ready to go over and rub her hands.

Fortunately, Andy caught Hermione in time and it didn't lead to a big mistake.

Andy, who has watched the movie, naturally knows that this cat is transformed by Professor McGonagall.

Having lived in the magical world for so many years, Andy fully understands the level of magic involved in Animagus transformation.

To put it bluntly, any wizard who has mastered the transformation of Animagus has extremely high attainments in the art of transformation.

With this skill alone, Professor McGonagall's level is definitely not bad.

As class approached, Harry and Ron ran into the classroom in a panic.

It appears they were not hospitalized.

"It seems we are not late. The professors haven't arrived yet." Harry was a little lucky. He couldn't even imagine what would happen if he was late - Professor McGonagall was the Head of Gryffindor.

"Is that Professor McGonagall's cat?"

Ron looked at the tabby cat on the desk and walked over carelessly, "George and Fred said that Professor McGonagall had a cat."

Thank God!

Andy looked at Ron happily, you are my savior!

Yes, that's what George and Fred said.

Professor McGonagall obviously didn't like being jerked off. Before Ron could get close, the tabby cat jumped off the desk and turned into Professor McGonagall in the process.

Ron's hand froze in mid-air, his eyes were dull, and his limbs were trembling with fear at this moment.

Professor McGonagall looked at Ron with a serious expression, "You are already late."

Ron forced himself to say something, "That's a really cool move."

"Thanks!"

Professor McGonagall didn't take it seriously, "Mr. Weasley, Mr. Potter, it seems I'm going to turn one of you into a pocket watch so that you can keep time."

"Professor, we are lost." Harry explained forcefully.

"Then turn it into a map!"

Professor McGonagall glanced at the two of them, "You don't need a map to find your seat, right?"

The two sat down quickly.

"Transfiguration is the most complex and dangerous spell of all the classes at Hogwarts. If anyone behaves mischievously in my class, I will ask him out and never come back again."

"I warned you."

Professor McGonagall made a show of strength at the beginning. She turned the podium into a pig, and then changed back again in the amazement of all the little wizards.

"Awesome!" Andy praised in his heart.

Professor McGonagall is really good at this.

Helen can also turn objects into animals, but Helen's transformed animals obviously lack intelligence and look no different from dead objects.

But Professor McGonagall's deformed pig is as vivid as a real pig.

This involves not only the art of transformation, but also the technique of giving intelligence to dead creatures.

Professor McGonagall's demonstration has obviously aroused the interest of the young wizards, but what awaits them is a large piece of theoretical knowledge and at least eight inches of transfiguration notes.

Professor McGonagall liked to ask questions in class, and Hermione could always answer each of her questions accurately, and was rewarded with a 'Ravenclaw point'.

This caused Professor McGonagall to look at Hermione with extremely complicated eyes.

Fall!

Why isn't this little wizard a Gryffindor?

Isn't the Sorting Hat a Gryffindor hat? When exactly did it fall into the arms of Ravenclaw?

After finishing the theoretical knowledge, Professor McGonagall looked around the classroom and asked habitually: "Is there anything else that anyone doesn't understand?"

Andy quickly raised his hand.

Professor, I don't understand.

All the little wizards in the classroom looked at Andy, knowing that Andy was going to ask some questions that they didn't understand.

"Mr. Collins, please speak." Although Professor McGonagall is a bit strict, he is obviously a qualified professor.

Professor McGonagall only taught the principle of turning wood into metal in class, so Andy naturally couldn't ask questions that were irrelevant to this class.

After sorting out his thoughts, Andy asked: "Professor, wood and iron are two completely different substances, but the iron transformed by the transformation technique has all the properties of iron - does this mean that magic power itself can Simulate this characteristic?"

"Secondly, what is the principle of magic changing the structure of matter? Although magic is magical, I think there should be a reason for all this."

"besides……"

Andy asked four or five questions in a row, and then waited expectantly for Professor McGonagall to answer his doubts.

Professor McGonagall was stunned for a moment.

These questions are beyond the scope!

"You are very close to the answer to your question, Mr. Collins."

Professor McGonagall answered: "Many famous wizards in history have said that the highest state of magic is to make your wishes come true, but it cannot create something out of nothing."

"Magic power can indeed simulate the properties of matter, but it must rely on other materials to complete the transformation."

"If you want to know more about transfiguration, you can read more books in this field."

Professor McGonagall answered all of Andy's questions, and Andy followed suit and said, "I'm reading a book on this subject, Professor!"

Hermione secretly rolled her eyes at Andy and lied again. You've been reading books on spells.

"Are there any more questions, Mr. Collins?" Professor McGonagall asked.

"No. Thank you, Professor." Andy sat back in his seat.

"What about the others?"

No! All the little wizards shook their heads together.

Professor McGonagall gave everyone a match and asked them to use Transfiguration to turn the match into a needle.

Andy took the wand and tapped it lightly, and the match instantly turned into a needle. Andy also showed off his skills and carved some beautiful patterns on the needle.

"Mr. Collins has succeeded, Ravenclaw plus two points."

Professor McGonagall took Andy's transformed needle and showed it to the other little wizards, "You are all little wizards who entered the same year, you can't fall behind Mr. Collins too much, because that will make you look very stupid."

Andy was stunned.

I didn't expect you to be such a Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall not only used Andy's achievements to inspire other young wizards, she also made Andy hate her.

As expected, women are very vindictive.

I just said that you have a tabby cat, and tricked other young wizards into petting you!

You haven't petted it yet, so what are you doing?

Professor McGonagall obviously knows Gryffindor very well, and her provocation is very effective for Gryffindor's young wizards.

Just as she finished her words.

Boom!!!

There was an explosion.