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Chapter 401: What Andrew didn't expect (one more chapter, wait a minute)

After being shocked by the overly cautious treatment of the Daily Prophet, Andrew withdrew his thoughts - he was not good at medical magic, he might learn it in the future, but there was not much he could do at the moment.

As for how the magical world would view it, and in what direction magical medical beauty would develop, he had no idea.

But it will be better after all, and that's enough.

Anyway, he couldn't give any guidance. Although the other party was humble, he really didn't understand the art of healing.

Instead of working hard in the direction he was not good at, he might as well spend more time on his Latin - although the fat monk himself was of average ability, he was a wizard after all, so the Latin knowledge Andrew learned was not too disconnected from the magic knowledge, which made it a lot easier for him to understand.

There was nothing wrong with the rest - classes were going on as normal, college points were being earned as normal, everything was normal.

Until he was suddenly called out in class, and the person who called him was Professor McGonagall.

"Taylor, come to my office."

Professor McGonagall's expression was even a little nervous - this made Andrew's originally doubtful heart suddenly hang in the air.

But the professor did not say anything. He walked in front with a serious expression and walked to his office without stopping. After confirming that Andrew came in, he waved his wand, cast a soundproofing spell, and then locked the door tightly.

'what happens? ’

Andrew's eyes widened - he really couldn't imagine why Professor McGonagall would reveal such an expression.

It can't be that a legend has been exposed?

But it should be Dumbledore who came to the rescue about this matter. The professor shouldn't be so angry, right?
Just when he was puzzled, Professor McGonagall looked at Andrew seriously and asked, "Are you giving guidance to Pai?"

"Pai?"

Andrew was stunned for a moment, then finally remembered the name—yes, it was the seventh-year student from Gryffindor who published the magical medical beauty.

"Yes, Percy recommended it, and I talked to him about some medical knowledge I know about the Muggle world."

"Just the Muggle world?"

The professor looked very nervous and stared at him closely.

"That's right. I don't know any medical skills, so I can only give you a general direction."

Andrew was very sure. He thought about it seriously and said, "Is there something wrong? That shouldn't be the case, Professor. Even if the theory is immature, Muggle medical methods do not involve the soul. The existing medical methods can fully handle emergencies."

This is why he thinks that medical beauty is a good breakthrough. Unless the injuries are caused by black magic or some magical creatures, the rest of the injuries are just a matter of healing and potions for wizards, and they are not even considered minor injuries - the standard for identifying minor injuries is extremely high.

"You really didn't teach him magical transfiguration?"

The professor seemed to believe it, but still added a question - but it was this question that made Andrew instantly understand the seriousness of this matter.

"Magical Transfiguration is too dangerous. I just took a look and didn't dare to try it myself." He shook his head, "How dare I provide other students with something I don't know?"

He just likes Transfiguration, he's not crazy about it. He knows very well how powerful that thing is when it is fully utilized, so why would he do something so suicidal?

Besides, he had also read the newspaper that day, and the specific content was just that. The most serious one was the facial bone shaving, which looked serious, and it was just the matter of the bone spirit. It was not a serious accident. "Pai taught himself. No, his Transfiguration attainments are far from enough, and I didn't give him permission, so how could he get it?"

The professor's face showed confusion, "But where did he get help if not from you? Who else could help him with this?"

"What happened, Professor?"

Andrew had a bad feeling in his heart.

"Pai has created a magical transformation effect, and there are Transfiguration masters outside the school who have secretly joined in. The news has even spread. I just got this information from a good friend."

Professor McGonagall hesitated, but still took out a letter from the table and handed it to Andrew without even removing the name on it.

Andrew opened it confusedly and began to check it out.

Skipping the greetings and jokes, he quickly got to the point.

[…There is one thing I’m not sure if you know, Minerva. Several Transfiguration masters I know seem to be deeply involved in a very magical project. As far as I know, the content of this project is related to the dangerous human body Transfiguration. I have also been asked tentatively whether to join, but my old friend is still in the process of testing.

It is reported that the key person in charge of the project is a student of your college, Augustus Pye, who is famous for pointing out the power of improvements in the magical medical system in newspapers.

…]

Andrew closed the letter. "If I remember correctly, Augustus Pye does not have a laboratory on campus."

He sorted out the laboratory list during the summer vacation and knew which groups were there.

"No, but Pai passed his internship. After his last paper, he officially entered St. Mungo's Hospital as an intern. He was not in school most of the time and even took a lot of leave from classes."

Andrew transferred most of his school work to Percy during this period, and worked hard to learn Latin. Normally, this kind of thing was not his responsibility, and now he had no idea about it.

"I'm afraid we need to go to the library first, professor, to see if Pai has come into contact with that knowledge on campus."

Andrew said uncertainly.

Although theoretically the knowledge in the school is comprehensive enough, there are many experiments done by pure-blood families. The collection of books on this part may even be more than that of Hogwarts. And strictly speaking, the school has no control over experiments.

Yes, it’s none of your business - if the other person has graduated, this matter has nothing to do with the school, unless it breaks obvious laws or something.

No matter how dangerous magical transfiguration is, it is still Transfiguration, not Dark Magic, and there is no reason to restrict it.

"Let's go to the library. Pai wasn't warned before he took in that knowledge. I need to know what he read first."

The professor spoke quickly, "His talent for Transfiguration is average. Although he has taken advanced classes, he has no understanding. He can only transform some simple parts of the human body. To him, magical transformation is no different from suicide."

'My guidance has enabled him to gain a reputation beyond his capabilities, and has also manifested it in the field of magic?'

Andrew shook his head.

He was not sure, and he didn't think so - if the other party really studied medicine, why would he do such a stupid thing?
Those who don’t have a deep understanding will not be able to achieve anything, but those who understand will naturally respect knowledge. How can they be so stupid?

(End of this chapter)