How Wonderful It Is to Be Young!

Wizet smiled and said with great pride, "Luna helped design the look; she's very good at this."

"Fred and George also gave me a lot of valuable advice, and I learned a lot from them."

The Weasley twins were very talented at making magical items, and he could always draw inspiration from them.

It is precisely because of this that my understanding of Grindelwald's Notes has been able to continuously increase.

The magical items displayed on the table were made using the methods described in the notes, supplemented by traditional magical item making techniques and some theories of Ritual Magic.

Dumbledore's eyes showed satisfaction as he nodded encouragingly, "One person's strength has its limits. It's good that we can pool our wisdom."

He stroked the faintly glowing amethyst, his tone tinged with surprise, "Such perfect purity... such quality is truly rare."

Wizet stated truthfully, "This was some help from Ms. Pendragon."

The amethyst comes from the treasure chests in the Guardian Chamber, and as Dumbledore said, it is an extremely high-quality material in every respect.

Such pure crystals can be used to make magical items, perform Ritual Magic, or for other purposes. They are very versatile and effective.

Dumbledore was an old acquaintance of Grindelwald, and the two shared many secrets and had developed many magical items together.

In addition, he was also an Alchemy, and together with Nicolas Flamel, he made many contributions to the field of alchemy...

By taking all these points into account, Dumbledore could gain a more comprehensive and specific understanding of this magical artifact and find the aspects that Wizet had overlooked.

Wizet handed the notebook to Dumbledore. "Headmaster Dumbledore, this is the idea behind creating this magical item, as well as the specific production process."

"The key is this amethyst. The entire magical artifact's ability to sense and respond comes from the amethyst and the Mandrake leaf inside."

"Mandrake leaf?" Dumbledore stared intently at the notebook. "Like engraving magic, to inscribe Parseltongue into Mandrake leaf..."

"This is the characteristic of Mandrake that you discovered. The leaves can turn memories into ' Anchor Point '... It's excellent that you can learn and apply it so quickly!"

Hearing this, Wizet smiled shyly, "Yes, this is some experience I've gained from trying Parseltongue many times."

"The magical talent of Parseltongue ' is actually very similar to casting magic, so Mandrake leaves can be used to inscribe ' Parseltongue ' into them."

Dumbledore picked up the amethyst magical artifact again and examined the Mandrake leaf inside. "Mandrake leaf that has taken on a snake-like shape... this is the result of using Transfiguration."

Wizet. "Yes, by mimicking the senses of a snake through ' Parseltongue,' that's the function of Transfiguration."

"When snakes approach, they will naturally react to the ' Parseltongue '; it's a kind of instinct."

"And the ' Parseltongue ' in Mandrake can detect this instinct, thus producing an early warning effect, something like this..."

He closed his eyes, and after a brief moment of preparation, looked at the amethyst magic item and emitted a faint hissing sound.

The amethyst burst forth with a dazzling white light, followed by a shriek.

Wizet inscribed the Wand-Lighting Charm and Screaming Charm on the amethyst magical artifacts; that was the purpose of those Runes carvings.

"Ahem... Shut down!" Wizet cleared his throat and commanded in a normal voice.

"Headmaster Dumbledore, what do you think? What areas need improvement?"

"This is quite a difficult matter." Dumbledore stroked his beard and casually took a handful of candy from his pocket, placing it on the table.

He raised his wand and gently tapped the amethyst magical artifact, whispering as he swept it back and forth over it, occasionally emitting mist or heat, as if he were testing something.

Dumbledore peeled a Lemon Sherbet, "Even from a critical point of view, this magical item is exceptional."

"Whether it's the core functionality, the adaptability to the environment, or the rules governing the operation of magic, it's hard to find fault with it."

"Compared to these, I think there is room for improvement in the appearance... as well as in the way snakes are identified and warned."

"Appearance, identification of snakes, warning methods..." Wizet murmured, carefully considering Dumbledore's opinion.

"It seems so... The warning method is indeed a bit crude, after all, it's about 'luring the snake out of its hole' rather than 'startling the snake by stirring up trouble'."

"Let me do my part in this," Dumbledore said with a smile, tapping the notebook with his wand to make a copy.

He picked up a quill and made changes in his notebook, "A simple Disillusionment Charm Runes, plus a concealment spell..."

"The cost might be higher, as we'll need to use Alchemy to refine the fur of the Demiguise, which will be used as consumables for the carving..."

"Some procedures are a bit complicated for the sake of rigor... Let me simplify things for you a little. For example, in this step, you can try using zircon..."

Wizet quickly grabbed his notebook and wrote down Dumbledore's words.

Dumbledore was highly successful in the field of alchemy; even a few simple tips were enough to bring him great benefits.

He also asked many questions that had been left unanswered before, or things that he didn't quite understand, and received full and complete answers.

A simple modification, however, played a guiding role, leading him to explore the mysteries of Alchemy and the creation of magical items more deeply.

Dumbledore continued to the next topic, "But the identification of snakes... that's probably a bit difficult."

He looked at Wizet, "There are quite a few kinds of snakes, and some students even have pet snakes... Do you have any ideas?"

After studying for a while, Wizet felt as if his brain had been coated with oil, and he quickly came up with a solution.

"My memory! The memory of that cold voice! Now I know it was the voice of the Giant Serpent, and all I need is one more Mandrake leaf to pinpoint its location!"

"Looks like we've overcome another hurdle." Dumbledore handed Wizet a candy. "Next, the connections between magical items... what do you think we should do?"

"Perhaps we could try Obscurus?" Wizet said. "Using the method in that mural... I can separate a part of the Obscurus."

"Youth is truly wonderful!" Dumbledore exclaimed. "I never imagined you could actually digest the content of those murals..."