Chapter 494: Grindelwald: The blood in my heart is boiling again

"Next April..."

Grindelwald pondered for a moment, shook his head slightly, and said in a hoarse voice, "Since you're already prepared, what are you hesitating for?"

Sheesh!

Andy rolled his eyes.

That was true, but it was hard for Andy to completely relax until the magic transfiguration was actually carried out successfully.

This symptom... was like prenatal anxiety.

Any little thing would cause Andy to become vigilant.

"After all, it is stealing the magic of nature, so of course you have to be more cautious," Andy said.

Over the past two years, Andy has looked up a lot of information about magic transfiguration. Different people naturally have different views on magic transfiguration.

Some people think that magic transfiguration is dark magic.

Others think that magic transfiguration can break humans' limits and take wizards' power to the next level.

Andy used to think the same way!

However, after Andy and Grindelwald discussed the topic of 'Obscurus', Andy became a little sceptical about his previous views.

Is magic transfiguration really without hidden dangers?

"What are you afraid of?"

Grindelwald scoffed, "You don't expect me to comfort you, do you?"

After a pause, Grindelwald continued, "If magic transfiguration really had no problems, do you think it would have almost been lost in the magical world?"

Andy thought for a moment, "Isn't the reason why magic transfiguration was lost because it was too difficult and risky?"

"Exactly!"

Grindelwald explained, "Integrating the magic of nature into your own magic is inherently a very risky thing to do. One mistake could cost you your life."

After saying this, Grindelwald gave Andy a look of 'contempt'.

It was as if he was looking at a coward.

"Er...then what?" Andy asked expectantly.

"What then?" Grindelwald was taken aback.

"The hidden dangers of magic transfiguration, of course?"

Andy spread his hands and said, "Of course I know that magic transfiguration is dangerous, but what I'm concerned about now is whether or not, after the successful magic transfiguration, it will bring me some hidden dangers."

"For example, the magic repelling each other and being incompatible. Or the stolen magic being extremely aggressive and eroding my original magic...things like that."

"To be honest, I'm not worried about the danger of the magic transfiguration itself. What I'm really worried about is... whether the magic transfiguration will affect my future."

Grindelwald: "..."

OK! I get it.

So after all that, you're just asking whether the magic transfiguration will affect the future?

Is this something you should be concerned about?

Shouldn't you be more concerned about whether you can survive the transformation?

Are you sure you can survive?

Besides. Rationally speaking, once a wizard has gone through the transformation, it means he has already reached the pinnacle of the wizarding world.

Such a person is already the 'future'.

"You think you can survive?" Grindelwald asked.

"I'm not sure!"

Andy said frankly, "I think I have about an 80-90% chance of survival. As for the rest, I guess it depends on whether fate is on my side."

As long as he could increase his 'Will' attribute to seven points before his magic transfiguration, Andy believed he could survive.

Grindelwald: "…"

He felt that this kid was even more arrogant than he was!

How did this data get calculated? Did he dream it up in his fantasies?

But Grindelwald didn't dwell on this.

After the magic transfiguration, if Andy is still alive, then he is right no matter what he says. If Andy dies, then everything is over.

"If you really succeed..."

Grindelwald looked up at Andy and said, "You are not the first, nor will you be the last, so there is nothing special about it."

"As for all the nonsense you are worried about... there is no need for it at all."

"Success is a success, failure is a failure; there is no third option."

Hearing this, Andy suddenly felt relieved.

As long as there were no hidden dangers in magic transfiguration, it would be fine.

"Boy, you've already learnt Animagus, haven't you?" Grindelwald suddenly asked.

"Yes!" Andy nodded.

Grindelwald explained, "Animagus can actually be classified as a type of magic transfiguration. They both use natural magic."

"The difference is that Animagus uses natural magic to create an animal body. While Magic Transfiguration uses natural magic to transform the body."

"As long as you survive, there will be no more hidden dangers."

Andy nodded in understanding.

Magic comes from life.

When we absorb the magic of nature into our bodies, this power will in turn affect our life characteristics through our magic.

This is a transformation of life!

When the transformation of life is complete, the magic of nature will merge with our magic.

"Thanks!"

Andy laughed, "If that's the case, then there's nothing to worry about."

"Mr. Grindelwald, contacting you must have been the brightest decision I've ever made!"

Andy, in a good mood, didn't mind showering the old man with compliments.

Come to think of it, this old man is quite pitiful.

He has been locked up for most of his life, and he is still all alone. He doesn't even have a visitor during the week.

Although the world is big, there is no place for Grindelwald to settle down except for the Nurmengard Prison.

Holding the thoughts of 'accompanying the lonely old man' and 'considering it as volunteering', Andy and Grindelwald discussed many academic issues about magic.

It has to be said that there is something special about this old man.

Although he is not as knowledgeable as Dumbledore, he is more straightforward and can often point out the crux of the matter.

Andy has only studied magic for two and a half years. Although he has been studying hard, due to the time constraints, Andy is far less knowledgeable than these old guys.

However, Andy also has his own advantages.

Andy's greatest strength is his open-mindedness and his wild ideas. Neither Dumbledore nor Grindelwald can compare with Andy in this regard.

After a conversation with Andy, Grindelwald even gained a little.

What a pity!

For the first time, Grindelwald felt that if Andy had been born in his era, the wizarding world today might be very different.

Looking at the young wizard named 'Andy Collins' in the mirror, Grindelwald thought to himself, 'Magic Transfiguration... the Obscurus... if that special Patronus is added...'

'He has gone further than anyone else on this path of integrating the mind and magic.'

'His own magic has fused with the Patronus and the Obscurus... so what are you going to do with the magic from the outside world?'

As he thought about this, Grindelwald also felt a faint sense of anticipation.

The trace of youthful enthusiasm that had barely faded seemed to be about to boil over again.

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