Furthermore, being an Animagus is tedious and dangerous. Just take a look at the steps below and you'll understand.

The first step, for a full month (from full moon to full moon), must have a single leaf of a mandrake in the mouth continuously. The leaf should not be swallowed or taken out of the mouth at any time, and if the leaf leaves the mouth, the whole process must be started again.

The second step is to remove the leaves at the time of the full moon, fill them with saliva in a crystal vial, soak the leaves in them, and let them receive pure moonlight (if the clouds are dark that night, you will have to find a new mandrake leaf and start over). Add a hair of your hair and a silver teaspoon of dew to the moonlit crystal vial, which must be collected from a place where there has been no sunlight or human contact for seven days. Finally add a chrysalis with a grimace moth. Keep this mixture in a quiet, dark place and don't look at it or disturb it until the next thunderstorm hits.

Three. While waiting for the storm to come, each time the sun rises and sets, the following should be done: point the tip of the wand at the heart and say the incantation: "Amado, Animo, Animadol, Animagus." (Amato Animo Animato Animagus)”

Four. Waiting for a storm can take weeks, months, or even years. During this time, the crystal vial must remain completely undisturbed and not in contact with the sun. Sunlight pollution will cause the most devastating mutations. If you continue to chant the incantation at sunrise and sunset, there will come a point when the tip of your wand touches your chest, and you will feel a second heartbeat, sometimes stronger and sometimes weaker than the original heartbeat. Everything must be business as usual and unchanged. The mantra must be recited correctly and no one must be missed.

Five. The moment the lightning pierces the sky, immediately head to the place where you buried the crystal vial. If you complete all of the above steps correctly, you will find a mouthful of blood-red potions inside.

Six. You must immediately set off to a wide and safe place to ensure that the transformation process does not attract attention or put your body in danger. Point the tip of your wand at your heart, say the incantation "Amado, Animo, Animado, Animagus" and drink the potion.

Seven. If all goes well, you will feel intense pain and two intense heartbeats. The creature you are about to transform will come to your mind. You must show fearlessness, and it is too late to escape the change you promised.

Eight. The first deformation is usually quite uncomfortable and frightening. Clothing and items such as glasses or jewelry can melt into the skin and turn into hair, scales, or claws. Don't resist and don't panic, or the animal's head may take control and cause you to do stupid things, like grabbing out a window or hitting a wall.

Nine. Once the transformation is complete, you should find yourself adjusting to your new body. It is highly recommended that you pick up the wand immediately and hide it in a safe place so that you can regain it when you return to your human form.

Ten. If you want to return to your human form, you must visualize your own human form as clearly as possible. Usually this is sufficient, but don't panic if the transformation doesn't happen right away. With practice, you will be able to switch between animals and people at will just by imagining what a creature looks like.

Take a look at these ten steps, none of them are easy to operate and very dangerous. Many wizards just went wrong when they implemented it, and they directly turned into beasts.

To sum up, becoming an Animagus is definitely a very low-cost magic, and Charon himself would never try it, even to his friends, he strongly advised the other party not to do it.

To get back to the point, even though Charon didn't intend to become an Animagus, Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration class still had to be learned, not least because it was compulsory and the professor was strict. What's more, the Dark World gave Charon a spell to summon rock trolls, which Charon felt was more like Transfiguration than a summon. Rock Trolls must be cast where there are large rocks, and Steel Trolls must have a large amount of steel as a base.

This spell is very powerful, and it is the only summoning spell that does not make ordinary wizards feel resistant, so Charon must cast it in the future. Even if you can't figure out the principle, you can't reproduce it with real magic. Charon also has to convince others that he is a master of Transfiguration, otherwise it will be too abrupt to create a powerful Transfiguration technique for some reason.

Seeing that everyone was there, Professor McGonagall knocked on the table and motioned for everyone to be quiet before beginning her lesson.

"Transfiguration is the most complex and dangerous spell you'll ever have in Hogwarts classes." "Anyone who wants to be naughty in my class, I ask him out and never let him in again," she said. I warned you. ”

The professor then demonstrated, turning the lectern into a pig and back again. The students were intrigued and wanted to start learning right away, but they soon realized that it would take a long time to turn furniture into animals.

After they had taken a lot of intricate notes, she gave each of them a match and began to make them try to turn into a needle. By the end of the lesson, only Hermione had made some changes to her matches.

Charon quickly turned the match into a needle, but anyone could tell that it was not a steel embroidery needle, but a bone needle. Now it's time to try to eliminate the interference of death mana!

Charon meditated, following Professor McGonagall's instructions, trying to imagine that the match was an embroidery needle made of steel. His efforts finally paid off, and the miserable white bone needle turned back into a match, a fish bone, a big and a small one. Finally the color changes, the metallic sheen is revealed, and a perfect embroidery needle is revealed.

Professor McGonagall was so pleased that she had the class gather around to see how Charon had turned matches into needles, and gave him a rare smile.

The lesson that the class is really looking forward to is Defence Against the Dark Arts. But Professor Quirrell's lesson was almost a joke. The classroom where he was teaching was filled with the smell of garlic, and the little wizard whispered underneath that it was to drive away a vampire he had met in Romania, fearing that the vampire would come back and arrest him.

Professor Quirrell told them that his scarf had been a gift from an African prince who had thanked him for helping him free himself from the zombies, but no one really believed the story he told.

First, when Seamus Finigan impatiently asks Professor Quirrell how he defeated the Revenant Zombies, the Professor's face flushes and he is vague. Speaking of the weather; Second, they noticed that his large scarf also smelled strange, and the Weasleys' twin insisted that it must have been stuffed with garlic as well. That way, Professor Quirrell was protected wherever he went.

Professor Quirrell had no control at all, and the young wizards were all feeling very lively in class.

Only Charon's face was gloomy, and he lowered his head to look through his textbook, only when Professor Quirrell's eyes were elsewhere did he raise his head and scrutinize it with a solemn gaze.

Charon certainly knew what Quirrell's head was behind, but as an eleven-year-old wizard, he wasn't Voldemort's opponent at all. The abilities of the previous two lives were almost not brought over, the spells of the dark world were rigid and unsuitable for appearance, and now Charon can only wait, he is not an impulsive person, and there is a savior Harry Potter in this world, even if he does not exist, he can get everything done.

Hermione saw that something was wrong with him, and when it was time for the end of the lesson, she approached him and asked about it. Charon shook his head, signaling that this was not the place to talk.

Out of the class, the two deliberately dragged it to the end, and when they were far away from the crowd, Charon saw that there was no one around, and it was safe, and then he whispered and warned Hermione very seriously: "Hermione, I can't tell you how I saw it, but I want you to remember that Professor Quirrell has a very, very big problem, he is very, very dangerous, you must be as far away from him as possible." There is a strong evil aura in him, which is fused with the aura of evil necromancy, very powerful, and very, very terrifying. If I'm not mistaken, he must have been possessed by some evil spirit! ”

Hermione was taken aback by what Charon had said, and she stammered, "So what are we going to do?" Do you want to tell Headmaster Dumbledore? ”

Charon thought for a moment, shook his head, and said, "Professor Quirrell is still our teacher anyway, and we don't have any evidence. What should we say when we meet Headmaster Dumbledore? Just an ordinary student like me who feels that something is wrong with a teacher will investigate a professor? ”

Hermione panicked even more when she heard this: "Then what should we do?" ”

Charon put his hand on her head, rubbed her hair and comforted, "Actually, it's nothing, even if Professor Quirrell has a problem, he doesn't necessarily come to the school, and even if he comes to the school, he doesn't necessarily have to deal with the students." Let's stay away and pay attention to monitoring. When he found out that there was indeed something wrong with him, and had evidence in hand, he immediately told Headmaster Dumbledore. With his old man's ability, it wasn't easy to clean up a Professor Quirrell. ”

Hermione thought about it for a moment and felt a little relieved: "Do you want to go back and tell Harry and Ron as well?" ”

Charon thought for a moment and nodded, "They are good friends of ours, and they have enough trust to tell them that of course they can." As for others, forget it, if it spreads, some people say that it is not good for us to slander the teacher. ”

The first day of college life was busy and fulfilling, and Charon didn't have time until dinner. He arrives in the Slekrin common room, only to find that many young wizards are struggling to write.

When I looked closer, it turned out that everyone was writing letters to their families. Charon patted his head, how did he forget this stubble? Before leaving, Lisa repeatedly told her that she must write to her as soon as possible, because yesterday was too late and too tired, and today must not be missed.

Charon hurriedly found a spare table, wrote hard, and described his life yesterday and today as comfortable and comfortable, and happy as a mess, so that everyone could rest assured.