Magic deformation was a extremely amazing magic: it had greatly strengthened Voldemort, so that he had acquired more than 30 years of magic compared to Dumbledore’s 100-year-old magic accumulation, so that his forces could quickly rise.
However, the price was huge, and Voldemort’s original handsome visage became incomparably ugly.
He was no longer the black hair, black eyed, graceful student president. His eyes became larger and red, with the pupils split into two slits, like a cat. His body became tall and thin, like a skeleton. And the skin was even more pale than a skeleton. The nose was flat, nearly being nonexistent, leaving only two slits as nostrils. The original slender hand became like a big spider.
As a look from the face of the world through the people, Charles did not dare
to say that the gain in magic was worth the end result.
Back to the magic deformation surgery, how could using magic to solve the problem be possible?
The key is permanent deformation.
The permanent deformity can be said to be one of the highest achievements of the curse, and its effect, like its name, can permanently transform a substance into another substance, which in a sense has gone beyond metamorphosis. Of the scope, to achieve the realm of material transformation, and to achieve permanent deformation surgery, not just relying on the curse can be achieved.
Potions, magic, mage, alchemy, and the magic of knowledge are blended in one of them. So the difficulty of permanent deformation is almost impossible to imagine.
In fact, Animagus is actually a simplified permanent metamorphosis.
Animagi, ones who practice the Animagus spell, pretty much had 2 forms: the humanoid shape, and the animal form. In addition, the process of conversion just need a little magic.
The body used to maintain the body did not really need much, or else Peter Peter Pettigrew couldn’t have kept the rat form in the Weasley family for more than ten years.
At first, Charles was a fast learner and never forgot the two major strengths
of the blessing.
Having only slept only two hours a day, studying hard for a year before finally grasp the Animagus form, Charles found that Animagus was pretty much just magic surgery, but also much more difficult, but he was pleased to find that Animagus is actually the basis of magic deformity.
With this discovery, his research cycle has been greatly reduced. The solution to the magic problem is just around the corner. This is was the only option with the best results, the least risk, and the fastest solution according to the studies.
In addition, Charles also found a lot of surprises, such as Voldemort needing to restore his body with blood, meat, and bone, an impressive defense magic called the Silver Shield (Charles had almost lost control over the magic for the materialized shield, but he has confidence that the defense could be increased a grade more if he refined it)
And, of course Charles still calmly managed to solve the most important problem- information on Nicolas Flamel!
He knew that Nicole Lemme’s information was on Dumbledore’s Chocolate Frog Sugar Card, but for the sake of these precious banned books, he had to use guide of the golden trio to the information. Besides, this way it also let them gain more knowledge! Charles shamelessly thought.
So he gave Hannah a big meal (this really just because the little girl’s request, not because of the plan) to distract her, and Charles simply took the opportunity to look at her collection of chocolate frog sugar cards, and then “smoothly” picked up Dumbledore’s card, “accidentally” found the above mentioned Nicole Lemme, and then “enthusiastically” showed to the card to the Ron and Harry.
“I found him!” he whispered, “I found Flamel!”
Harry read the card aloud, “Considered by many the greatest wizard of modern times, Dumbledore is particularly famous for his defeat of the Dark wizard Grindelwald in 1945, for the discovery of the twelve uses of dragon’s blood, and his work on alchemy with his partner, Nicolas Flamel. Professor Dumbledore enjoys chamber music and ten-pin bowling. No wonder the name was so familiar to me! Ron showed me the card when we were on the train to Hogwarts!”
“And I also found some interesting information,” Charles said, “Nicolas Flamel is one of the only Philosopher’s Stone makers ever known.” Then Charles looked at the two, waiting for them to be surprised, but there were only people with no responses, which made Charles a little depressed.
“What stone did you say?” Harry and Ron were confused, and when Charles did not speak, the two men questioned carefully asked again.
“The Philosopher’s Stone is one of the highest achievements of ancient alchemy,
and it is said to have an incredible magical power that can turn any metal into pure gold,” he said, “and I can see,” he said, throwing a cursory glace at the two, who glanced down sheepishly, ” that I can not expect you to have any useful knowledge.
“But for centuries, there have been many rumors about the magic stone, but the only piece of magic stone that exists today is the only one that has been used for the sake of the world. Speaking of Flamel, he was a well-known alchemist and a huge theater enthusiast who had just passed his 665-year-old birthday last year and is said to have been in peace with his 658-year-old wife, Perenelle.”
“So you should understand, right?” Charles said.
“Understand what?,” asked Ron, puzzled.
…
“I remember that I can not expect you to have any knowledge, but can your brain at least be bigger than a fly’s?” Charles said.
“I understand now!” Harry yelled, “The dog must have been guarding the magic stone of Flamel! I guess it was because everyone was trying to get the magic stone, so Flamel gave the stone to Dumbledore to keep it. That ‘s why he moved the magic stone out of the Gringotts Wizarding Bank.
“A piece of stone that can make gold and make people live forever!” Harry went on. “No wonder Snape wants to take it!”
“No wonder we couldn’t find him in the development of modern magic,” said Ron, “if he is 665 years old, he is not modern.”
It seems that Snape’s villainous ways has been deeply rooted in Harry’s mind, and despite knowing this, Charles is too lazy to correct it, and it’s harder and it’s too much work anyways.
He finally said only one sentence: “I’ve helped you here, and the rest is up to you guys!”
Magic deformation was a extremely amazing magic: it had greatly strengthened Voldemort, so that he had acquired more than 30 years of magic compared to Dumbledore’s 100-year-old magic accumulation, so that his forces could quickly rise.
However, the price was huge, and Voldemort’s original handsome visage became incomparably ugly.
He was no longer the black hair, black eyed, graceful student president. His eyes became larger and red, with the pupils split into two slits, like a cat. His body became tall and thin, like a skeleton. And the skin was even more pale than a skeleton. The nose was flat, nearly being nonexistent, leaving only two slits as nostrils. The original slender hand became like a big spider.
As a look from the face of the world through the people, Charles did not dare
to say that the gain in magic was worth the end result.
Back to the magic deformation surgery, how could using magic to solve the problem be possible?
The key is permanent deformation.
The permanent deformity can be said to be one of the highest achievements of the curse, and its effect, like its name, can permanently transform a substance into another substance, which in a sense has gone beyond metamorphosis. Of the scope, to achieve the realm of material transformation, and to achieve permanent deformation surgery, not just relying on the curse can be achieved.
Potions, magic, mage, alchemy, and the magic of knowledge are blended in one of them. So the difficulty of permanent deformation is almost impossible to imagine.
In fact, Animagus is actually a simplified permanent metamorphosis.
Animagi, ones who practice the Animagus spell, pretty much had 2 forms: the humanoid shape, and the animal form. In addition, the process of conversion just need a little magic.
The body used to maintain the body did not really need much, or else Peter Peter Pettigrew couldn’t have kept the rat form in the Weasley family for more than ten years.
At first, Charles was a fast learner and never forgot the two major strengths
of the blessing.
Having only slept only two hours a day, studying hard for a year before finally grasp the Animagus form, Charles found that Animagus was pretty much just magic surgery, but also much more difficult, but he was pleased to find that Animagus is actually the basis of magic deformity.
With this discovery, his research cycle has been greatly reduced. The solution to the magic problem is just around the corner. This is was the only option with the best results, the least risk, and the fastest solution according to the studies.
In addition, Charles also found a lot of surprises, such as Voldemort needing to restore his body with blood, meat, and bone, an impressive defense magic called the Silver Shield (Charles had almost lost control over the magic for the materialized shield, but he has confidence that the defense could be increased a grade more if he refined it)
And, of course Charles still calmly managed to solve the most important problem- information on Nicolas Flamel!
He knew that Nicole Lemme’s information was on Dumbledore’s Chocolate Frog Sugar Card, but for the sake of these precious banned books, he had to use guide of the golden trio to the information. Besides, this way it also let them gain more knowledge! Charles shamelessly thought.
So he gave Hannah a big meal (this really just because the little girl’s request, not because of the plan) to distract her, and Charles simply took the opportunity to look at her collection of chocolate frog sugar cards, and then “smoothly” picked up Dumbledore’s card, “accidentally” found the above mentioned Nicole Lemme, and then “enthusiastically” showed to the card to the Ron and Harry.
“I found him!” he whispered, “I found Flamel!”
Harry read the card aloud, “Considered by many the greatest wizard of modern times, Dumbledore is particularly famous for his defeat of the Dark wizard Grindelwald in 1945, for the discovery of the twelve uses of dragon’s blood, and his work on alchemy with his partner, Nicolas Flamel. Professor Dumbledore enjoys chamber music and ten-pin bowling. No wonder the name was so familiar to me! Ron showed me the card when we were on the train to Hogwarts!”
“And I also found some interesting information,” Charles said, “Nicolas Flamel is one of the only Philosopher’s Stone makers ever known.” Then Charles looked at the two, waiting for them to be surprised, but there were only people with no responses, which made Charles a little depressed.
“What stone did you say?” Harry and Ron were confused, and when Charles did not speak, the two men questioned carefully asked again.
“The Philosopher’s Stone is one of the highest achievements of ancient alchemy,
and it is said to have an incredible magical power that can turn any metal into pure gold,” he said, “and I can see,” he said, throwing a cursory glace at the two, who glanced down sheepishly, ” that I can not expect you to have any useful knowledge.
“But for centuries, there have been many rumors about the magic stone, but the only piece of magic stone that exists today is the only one that has been used for the sake of the world. Speaking of Flamel, he was a well-known alchemist and a huge theater enthusiast who had just passed his 665-year-old birthday last year and is said to have been in peace with his 658-year-old wife, Perenelle.”
“So you should understand, right?” Charles said.
“Understand what?,” asked Ron, puzzled.
…
“I remember that I can not expect you to have any knowledge, but can your brain at least be bigger than a fly’s?” Charles said.
“I understand now!” Harry yelled, “The dog must have been guarding the magic stone of Flamel! I guess it was because everyone was trying to get the magic stone, so Flamel gave the stone to Dumbledore to keep it. That ‘s why he moved the magic stone out of the Gringotts Wizarding Bank.
“A piece of stone that can make gold and make people live forever!” Harry went on. “No wonder Snape wants to take it!”
“No wonder we couldn’t find him in the development of modern magic,” said Ron, “if he is 665 years old, he is not modern.”
It seems that Snape’s villainous ways has been deeply rooted in Harry’s mind, and despite knowing this, Charles is too lazy to correct it, and it’s harder and it’s too much work anyways.
He finally said only one sentence: “I’ve helped you here, and the rest is up to you guys!”
