Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

He will bring his talent to Transfiguration.

Yes, after studying it to some extent, Isaac was surprised to find that Transfiguration played a crucial role in the magic of Harry Potter.

Even without this discovery, Isaac would probably have pursued a career in transfiguration.

Putting aside everything else, just the fact that Dumbledore was once Hogwarts' Transfiguration professor shows that he made significant contributions in this field.

Sometimes, following in the footsteps of the big shots can pave a smooth path for you.

Chapter 13 Reencounter with Hermione

In fact, besides Dumbledore's influence, there was another factor behind Isaac's decision to delve deeper into the field of Transfiguration.

That is his talent in the field of transfiguration, which is completely different from his talent in other fields.

In other areas, such as potions, herbs, and even alchemy which Hogwarts doesn't teach in its lower grades, this also applies.

Isaac's talent can only be described as excellent.

Exceptional talent means that Isaac is able to become a master in the field after dedicating enough time and effort.

If Isaac had never known about his Transfiguration talent, he might have really thought he was quite talented in other areas as well.

Combining the masterclasses in the prophetic visions with Isaac's own practice at home, Isaac discovered that his talent in the field of transfiguration seemed even more extraordinary.

For example, simple object transformations, which other young wizards might need a lesson to even begin to grasp, are very easy for Isaac.

He can even apply what he has learned to other simple objects after mastering their transformations.

At first, Isaac thought that the difference between himself and the young wizard was due to the time travel.

How could he not have a stronger will than a junior wizard, since he was an adult in his previous life?

The magic in the world of Harry Potter is different from the conventional magic that Isaac knew in his previous life.

The magic and magicians he knew in his previous life were more like standard magicians who needed to meditate, enhance their mental strength, and condense their magical power.

But in the Harry Potter world, they aren't magicians; they're wizards.

Meanwhile, Isaac didn't feel any magic depletion while practicing magic.

After casting a lot of spells, he would feel exhausted, as if he had run a marathon.

In Isaac's view, local wizards expend more of their energy when casting spells.

The best proof of Isaac's point is the Obscurus.

How is an Obscurus formed? It is formed when a young wizard forcibly suppresses their own magical power under extreme trauma.

You see, to form a silent form, you first have to suppress it, suppress it to the extreme. You absolutely cannot "release" any of the magic power within you.

When a young wizard's magic is held back within him for too long, it can easily be released as Obscurus.

This proves that wizards in the magic world have no shortage of magic.

Just this one point alone makes countless mana-starved mages in other worlds envious of them.

Wizards' magic emphasizes the power of the mind, and Isaac always believed that he was stronger than the young wizard in terms of mental power.

Perhaps during the adaptation phase, it can adapt to Hogwarts' education and magic faster than a young wizard.

However, after Isaac spent three days completing the entire first-year Transfiguration course, he realized that he seemed to have some remarkable talent in the field of Transfiguration.

To test his talent, Isaac took some second-year courses with Professor McGonagall, but his progress did not slow down at all.

At that moment, Isaac realized that his talent in the field of transfiguration was probably truly astonishing.

Based on his observations of other young wizards in the prophecy, Isaac divided magical talent into six levels.

From lowest to highest, they are: slightly poor, average, normal, excellent, top, and extreme.

Most ordinary wizards' talents fall between average and normal, while a very few wizards who are clearly mentally challenged will reach a slightly lower level.

Talented young wizards are generally able to digest the content taught by their professors in the shortest amount of time and apply it in their homework.

As for the most talented young wizards, they absorb knowledge faster than others and can even apply it to other situations to a certain extent.

As for the ultimate talent, it means that they don't need teachers to teach them; they can "devour" knowledge just by reading textbooks.

If there is a professor to guide you, you will digest it much faster.

Professor McGonagall truly deserves credit for Isaac's ability to learn a year's worth of material in just three days.

Professor McGonagall's course absolutely deserves the title of "master class".

Next, Isaac plans to buy the remaining copies of the Hogwarts Transfiguration textbooks: "Intermediate Transfiguration" and "Advanced Transfiguration Guide".

While I'm at it, I'll also check out Flourish and Blotts to see if they have any other books on the subject of Transfiguration.

This time, without Dumbledore's Apparition "ride," Isaac couldn't take the Knight Bus.

He doesn't have any wizarding currency on him right now.

Forget about Galleons and Silver Sickles, there isn't even a single Bronze Nart.

He could only ask the old butler to take him to the Leaky Cauldron on Charing Cross Road, and then from there to Diagon Alley.

This time, he actually entered Diagon Alley through "official channels".

As the start of the school season approaches, Diagon Alley remains bustling, with wizarding families bringing their young wizards for a "big shopping spree" everywhere.

And the Muggle families that Isaac could recognize at a glance.

In Diagon Alley, those families who look like Muggle shoppers, unfazed by their surroundings and simply taking their children out for a stroll, are actually wizarding families.

On the contrary, those who find everything novel and are constantly looking around with wandering eyes are Muggle families.

If this behavior isn't within a family unit... then calling him a thief seems quite fitting.

Isaac immediately went to Gringotts and redeemed 100 Galleons for the year from the goblin-like Sima Face.

To this day, Isaac still can't understand why the wizards dared to let these fairies, who were the defeated side in the war, control the economic lifeline of the wizarding community.

After leaving Gringotts, Isaac went straight to Flourish and Blotts.

The moment Isaac entered the bookstore, the manager of Flourish and Blotts appeared before him.

"Welcome, Mr. Valdore. How can I help you?"

"I need 'Intermediate Transformation' and 'Advanced Transformation Guide'."

"By the way, do you have any other books on transfiguration here?"

The manager did not raise any objections to Isaac's book list request.

Please, this young master was personally brought here by Dumbledore, who also paid his bills.

Although he doesn't have the surname Dumbledore, the entire Diagon Alley is now speculating that Waldorley might have a secret relationship with Dumbledore.

Professor Dumbledore is a master in the field of Transfiguration, so isn't it normal for Mr. Waldore to want to buy some books on Transfiguration?

This is what is called a family tradition of learning!

The manager immediately had the store staff deliver "Intermediate Transformation Techniques" and "Advanced Transformation Guide".

Then, curiously, he asked Isaac, "Excuse me, Mr. Valdore,..."

Have you already read through all the content in "A Beginner's Guide to Transformation"?

“Yes, Mr. Manager.” Isaac nodded, and the next second he heard a gasp from behind him.

"What??!"

Chapter 14 Magic Middle School

Isaac turned his head at the sound, and the first thing he saw was Hermione's enviable amount of hair.

Often, it takes a lot of hair for a person to have a messy, frizzy appearance.

Someone with fine, soft hair like Isaac really can't achieve the same messy, frizzy look as Hermione.

Being stared at by both Isaac and the manager at the same time, Hermione couldn't help but blush.

Even if it's unintentional, overhearing other people's conversations and reacting with alarm to what they're saying.

This is undoubtedly a breach of etiquette in the Granger household.

"I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to eavesdrop on your conversation, but!" Hermione said quickly and urgently.

"But you said you've already finished studying the book 'Beginner's Guide to Metamorphosis'?!"

Last time, at Granger's house, after Professor McGonagall left, she was replaced by Professor Snape, who looked rather gloomy.

The professor seemed so unapproachable that Mr. Granger only tentatively started a conversation, and stopped when he found that Professor Snape had no intention of responding.

During their last trip to Diagon Alley, the Grangers, under Professor Snape's guidance, only purchased the items listed on the admission notice.

Fortunately, they already know the address of Diagon Alley, so they can go there on their own later.

The Granger family had planned to go to Diagon Alley again the next day, but Hermione was already captivated by the Hogwarts textbooks.

For the past month, she has been spending her days either reading the basic theoretical knowledge in her textbooks or trying to practice magic.

After a month, she only gained some insights into the spells in "Standard Spells, Beginner".