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Chapter 240: Transfiguration of Muggles

"No magic, no magic at all. It just uses alchemy. Tungsten wire, alchemical tools, heat, and solves the lighting problems of all ancient locations."

Nick looked at Andrew, the determination in his eyes was even stronger than Dumbledore's - it was hard to imagine that such a person would say before that he was going to give up living.

"Completely different, yes, completely different, Grindelwald's speech..."

He seemed to be recalling something. "I stopped the flames that burned down the city, but I built a high wall in my heart. I activated the magic of electricity in Beauxbatons countless times, but I never completely absorbed the theory."

Grindelwald's Paris speech?

Andrew could even be considered a semi-expert in this area, but now was not the time to think about it.

"Albus," Nick stared at Dumbledore, "Have you made any progress in alchemy over the years?"

It was a rare moment for Andrew to see a look of shame on Dumbledore's face.

"No progress. Well, I know you are busy and have other things to do. This visit is also the same. You don't plan to put more energy into alchemy. You just want to ask me some historical questions..."

Nick shook his head, with a bit of helplessness, "Okay, this, um, Taylor, please wait a moment, Albus and I have something to discuss, you can stay in my study for a while - well, take whatever you like, of course, books are not allowed, but you can read at will, even copy."

"Chris, take this Taylor to my study."

As Nick shouted, a dog-like creature made of a mess of metal and wood appeared.

It ran happily, circling around Andrew's feet, signaling Andrew to follow it.

"If you don't leave now, you'll be dragged back after hearing Dumbledore's dark history..."

As soon as the thought came to his mind, Andrew quickly followed and walked towards Nick's study.

Take whatever you like, just treat it as a joke - just take one thing for your own goodness' sake, the important thing is the books!

Nick Flamel's study, feel free to copy!

This kind of thing...let alone Andrew, even Mike - ah, no, that Professor Snape who has a stern face all day long would open his mouth wide if he heard it!
He was quickly taken to the study, and began to study the text above...

Then, I was dumbfounded...

Hell – most of it is in French!
He just wants to curse the Vichy regime now! Can't you resist for a while longer? With more time, he can at least recognize the title of a book by learning German by himself!

But there is no medicine for regret, just as the combination of moral governance and legal governance will not last long.

After calming down, he carefully examined the Tibetan books... This time it was even more confusing, with Latin, Greek, French, new and old, but the main theme was incomprehensible...

He does know some Latin, but it seems too old-fashioned... If the knowledge is not broken, it is not very useful for reference...

He had no choice but to find a handwritten French book from the bookshelf according to his mood, and quickly copied it with the feather pen he carried with him and the ones on the table.

"Luckily I have a shorthand quill with me, otherwise I wouldn't be able to finish copying a whole book..."
He wrote furiously, and finally copied a book completely before the dog reminded him. He was about to leave, but the dog pulled him to take an ornament from the table, and then he returned to the living room under the dog's guidance.

Obviously, Dumbledore gained a lot, but Mr. Nick had given up on him and turned to look at the manuscript and props in Andrew's hands.

"Ah, it's one of my notes, but I'm afraid it's a little difficult for you to read." Mr. Nick waved his hand, and the manuscript fell into his hands. It was then bound into a book and finally sealed with a strange magic. "After you have fully mastered alchemy, you can remove the seal and try to read it."

"As for the other one... well, it's the scale I used before. It's pretty useful, but it's used to measure magical weights, so don't get confused."

Nick looked at Andrew with a very happy expression, and then his eyes became strange.

"Hmm? Still not satisfied? Then take some more... No, you...you don't know?"

He looked at Andrew in surprise, as if Andrew should understand the weight in the magical sense. But Andrew really didn't understand this kind of thing.

Nick glanced at Dumbledore, "Albus, didn't you bring a genius here? How come he doesn't even know such a basic concept?"

"Tyler is a genius in Transfiguration, his talent is no less than mine," Dumbledore looked at Nick with an equally strange look in his eyes, "I just brought him here for you to see, he has never studied alchemy."

"But that material?"

Mr. Nick was surprised. "It's said in the paper that it was Taylor's guidance that led to this breakthrough!"

No, aren't you too honest?

At this moment, Andrew felt that he was being flattered by the masters in his own school's laboratory.

"That…"

Dumbledore glanced at Andrew, who took a breath and told the real reason.

"I came up with this idea after studying Transfiguration in the Muggle world."

"Transfiguration in the Muggle world? Not alchemy?"

"Yes, Transfiguration in the Muggle world," Andrew thought about the information he had read - making sure he would not reveal anything he should not have learned.

He used Transfiguration to enlarge the parchment, and as he ran his finger across it, a huge and mysterious picture appeared on the parchment.

"That's it, Headmaster, Mr. Nick."

Andrew looked at the complex and flexible lines and expressed the idea that had been on his mind for some time. "That's it. Muggle Transfiguration. This is what I have been studying in my spare time this year. The ultimate change, the ultimate material - the iron-carbon phase diagram."

"Iron-carbon phase diagram?"

Dumbledore and Nick had obviously heard of it, but they didn't study it in depth - after Voldemort's apparent death, Dumbledore had been busy studying Voldemort's hidden methods, while Nick was doing in-depth research on magical alchemy. This kind of thing that had only been perfected recently belonged to the Muggle world, so they didn't pay any more attention to it.

"Yes, the changes of iron and carbon, using temperature to differentiate and anchor, form changes similar to Transfiguration. Even something like iron can be transformed into various states and reach the limit of non-magic."

This is Andrew's next research direction - yes, if it weren't for the emergence of rules, he would have been ready to find another way in this direction due to the limitation of insufficient magic power.

"Temperature? It is indeed a factor that affects deformation... but does it change the proportion?"

Dumbledore looked at the picture and fell into deep thought - just as he acknowledged Andrew's talent, he also acknowledged Andrew's judgment that this Muggle Transfiguration did have power that could be borrowed by Transfiguration.

"Not only is it transfiguration... it's also alchemy... yes..."

But Mr. Nick's voice was quickly silenced by Dumbledore, "Interesting, very interesting."

As Dumbledore waved his wand, a ball of soft iron appeared, followed by a ball of carbon powder.

As shown in the picture, they combine and then begin to deform under the action of temperature, and begin to combine wildly like a juggler to form various types of iron with different properties.

"I'm afraid I'll have to go back and study hard for a month."

Dumbledore's expression was both serious and relaxed.

"I think I'll need more time and more information, Grindelwald..."

Nick sighed, but his eyes became brighter.

(End of this chapter)