"...A species?" Grindelwald asked.
"If I had to point out a difference, perhaps it would be their professions," Kayson said with a nod.
"You think wizards are merely a profession...?"
"If you have some other insight, then say it. Is there any point in being a broken record?" Kayson complained, black lines practically appearing over his head.
"You know our views differ on this matter, so there is no need to argue... It could easily turn into a fight," Grindelwald explained.
"Wow, what an insightful take." Kayson rolled his eyes and turned directly onto the floor where his office was located.
After returning to his office, he began working on this semester's teaching outline. Now that he had Mechanical Power capable of coexisting with magic, it would be a waste not to put it to use.
He was, after all, a professor. Since he had come to Hogwarts and entered the wizarding world, he ought to make at least a tiny contribution to it...
Before he could even take out his notebook and start planning, the crystal ball in the corner of his desk lit up. It was his office doorbell...
And the door to his office had long since been removed. A young wizard polite enough to ring at a time like this... It was probably...
"What are you two doing here?" Kayson looked at the Weasley twins with a thoroughly helpless expression.
"Then who did you think it would be, Professor?" the twins asked.
"I thought it might be Cedric, Neville, or perhaps Luna," Kayson answered.
"Then, Professor, guess why we came to see you?"
Kayson raised an eyebrow. "Oh? You are even using honorifics now? You must be after something big this time."
"Hehe, Professor..." The twins rubbed their hands together like flies. "At last night's opening