The Wizard of Hogwarts is Unscientific.

Chapter 56 I Discovered the Secret to Voldemort's Power

Andy walked slowly along the bookshelves in the restricted section. The books here were completely different from those outside. Just looking at the covers of these books gave Andy a creepy feeling.

Andy randomly picked up a book.

Forbidden Magic Experiments and Their Consequences

The book cover is black and feels very smooth to the touch. It doesn't feel like ordinary parchment, and I don't know what material it's made of.

Andy drew his wand.

"Fluorescent lights!"

Controlling the ball of light to float beside him, Andy put away his wand. Calming his somewhat excited emotions, he then opened the book.

Andy: "..."

Upon reading the first chapter of the book, Andy understood one thing: the development of magic was not smooth sailing; it was accompanied by countless killings and crimes, as well as various bloody experiments that could not be exposed to the light of day.

Some of Andy's ideas, these people even tried them out themselves.

In the past, people even did the inhumane thing of fusing the blood of magical creatures with that of wizards.

Of course, the results of the experiment are also obvious.

Dying a violent death on the spot can be considered a relief; some people even become half-human, half-animal monsters. Others suffer from dementia or physical deformities... it's simply a living hell.

The book also contains illustrations depicting various mutated wizards.

Some had heads that grew enormous, while others had legs that had fused together. Symptoms like widespread ulceration, edema, and dry skin were relatively minor compared to the worst of the worst.

"This is terrifying!" Andy felt nauseous.

This book summarizes the consequences of many failed magical experiments, and compared to the monsters described in it, Voldemort is quite handsome.

Andy quickly skimmed through the book and then put it back.

This book mentions a word several times.

Magical Transformation!

Transfiguration is different from polymorphism; it is actually a magical modification of the body.

However, the process of magical transformation requires a lot of knowledge about human transformation, which is why it is called magical transformation.

Magical transformation is dangerous, but the benefits of success are obvious.

Polymorphism can increase a wizard's magical power and enhance the body's adaptability to magic, making your spellcasting smoother and the power of your magic much stronger.

It's a comprehensive upgrade!

Andy guessed that Voldemort might have used magic to transform himself, which was why he looked like that.

However, Voldemort's power is undeniable.

If ordinary wizards are like ordinary players in a game, then Voldemort is like a cheater.

The gap between the two sides is absolutely overwhelming.

As for Dumbledore… Andy has yet to discover the secret to Dumbledore’s greatness.

He might have secretly spent money on in-game purchases.

Andy frowned slightly.

Without a doubt, Voldemort's talent would rank among the top in the wizarding world for the next hundred years, yet he was still transformed by magic into a shape-shifting monster.

Judging from his strength, Voldemort was successful.

But that shape…

After all, being handsome lasts a lifetime!

Even Voldemort transformed into that, so Andy didn't think he would be an exception—able to use magic to shapeshift and enhance his strength while still maintaining his handsome appearance.

You can't have your cake and eat it too!

Andy continued browsing the books on the shelf.

Seeing this as a rare opportunity, Andy thought that instead of learning one or two more spells, he should find some books on magical transformation.

Firstly, it broadens one's horizons, and secondly, it helps determine whether this path is feasible.

Regardless of what he looks like, Voldemort was a pioneer on this path. At least his strength was undeniable.

Transform your body to better suit your magic.

Andy quickly found a second forbidden book about magical transformation.

Andy had read the views expressed in this book before.

The author argues that while wizards can use magic, they are not magical creatures and are fundamentally different from magical animals.

Take the Invisible Beast as an example.

The Invisible Beast is born invisible, and its fur can be made into an invisibility cloak.

But what about the wizard?

Even if you cut a wizard into pieces, you won't find a single part that can be used to make magical items.

The book also mentions a possible method for magical transformation.

First, take a special potion, then use shapeshifting, along with some related magic, to gradually modify your body.

Andy quickly took out paper and pen and wrote all of this down.

This is the important part!

At the end of the book, the author writes that he succeeded when he first attempted magical transformation. However, when he was not satisfied with the status quo and wanted to continue trying, reality gave him a cold shower.

"Who? Who's there?"

It was Filch's voice.

Andy calmly put the book back on the shelf, first extinguishing the glow of the glowing spell, then drawing his wand to cast the illusion spell.

Filch is a dud, and Andy only needs to be careful with his cat to avoid this crisis.

After leaving the library, Andy didn't linger and went straight back to his Ravenclaw dorm room.

Lying in bed, Andy began to recall what had happened that night.

Dumbledore did not appear; he may not be at the school.

After all, Malfoy was attacked by dark magic at the school, and Dumbledore, as the headmaster, had to go and see what was going on.

Perhaps Dumbledore will need to devise some measures to prevent Quirrell from infiltrating Hogwarts.

As for those two books…

Undoubtedly, in addition to the fusion of mind and magic, Andy has found a new way to enhance his strength.

"I've discovered the secret to Voldemort's power!"

Judging from Voldemort's appearance alone, Andy could tell that Voldemort must have undergone multiple magical transformations and successfully survived.

The Silent One, Voldemort!

These are successful examples of these two methods for enhancing capabilities.

It was already late, but Andy was still full of energy.

Andy planned to find another opportunity to visit the forbidden book section, find more books related to magical transformations, and come up with a practical method.

Once your talent is high enough, your magical theory is sufficient, and your spellcasting skill reaches a certain level...

Andy wanted to try out some basic magical transformations.

Admittedly, Andy has a system that can increase his magic power, but many things cannot be solved simply by increasing magic power.

For example, the output of spellcasting.

Does mana cost relate to magic attack power?

At least in the world of Harry Potter, magical attacks are only related to skill level and have little to do with mana.

Both books that introduce magical transformation mention the same issue: wizards are not magical beings, and there is a limit to the amount of magical power a wizard can generate.

In Andy's understanding, this thing was just like an electrical appliance.

Even if you have a high-powered generator, the transformer will teach you a lesson.

The human body also obviously has its own transformer.

(End of this chapter)