Sebastian Sallow's guess was right. After Dean, Zambesi, and the others searched the place, they found that after that massive explosion of the Ritual Magic Array, absolutely nothing had been left in the Mansion Ruins.
As they left the Mansion Ruins, Serena Pendragon could not help feeling a little regretful. She let out a long sigh. "If not for that explosion, there should've been plenty of good stuff left..."
"Think about it... they used a Ritual Magic Array to summon that 'The Master' directly. The price they paid must have been huge! There might've been a lot of things left behind too!"
"Then you can also think about this..." Sebastian Sallow took over. "If not for that huge explosion, what might have happened if that 'The Master' had launched a few more attacks?"
"There's no 'if' now. The fact is that we won a complete victory!" Serena Pendragon retorted. "It's not like I really care about the spoils of war..."
She paused, then glanced at Vizet. "It's just rare for Vizet to come along too, and in the end there was nothing to gain. I feel a bit bad about it!"
"If you'd said that earlier, I would've understood." Sebastian Sallow nodded in agreement. "Thinking of Vizet—that's a very solid reason."
"Please don't say that!" Vizet said hurriedly. He opened his notebook and showed it to Serena Pendragon and the others. "Actually, I gained a lot! Look!"
Serena Pendragon narrowed her eyes. She first looked at the large circle at the top, then swept her gaze over the dense lines of writing below, and could not help feeling a little dizzy.
"What did you write here?" She shook her head. "I thought Dumbledore had contacted you again and you were discussing something with him!"
"No..." Vizet said. "Headmaster Dumbledore told