Still heavily modified, fam!
"Ah... ah... what the... fuck..."
"Alright, this was my fault. I overestimated your jumping ability..." Listening to George's endless wails, Kayson calmly yet tremblingly pulled out a splash healing potion and gave the unlucky fellow a healing shower.
At the same time, he secretly felt a little relieved. Luckily, this was extra tutoring time. If it had been a proper class, pulling something like this would have been a full-blown teaching accident.
The kind that could scare someone into losing their job.
George, already fully healed, looked at his perfectly fine calves, then at his Beggars' Sect-style cropped pants and shoes, and helplessly cast a Repairing Charm.
"Alright, actually, what I just taught you was an... uh... incorrect demonstration. You should honestly use scaffolding instead." In a daze, Kayson placed scaffolding all around the base of the twins' enchantment tables, allowing them to climb up and down freely.
And safely build enchantment tables...
Well... not actually safely, but never mind.
Only after they placed the final Rune Matrix in the center of the altar did they raise their wands, ready to transform it just as they had transformed the Crafting Table into an Arcane Crafting Table.
"Hey! Wait, wait, wait. I completely approve of you applying what you learned and using your wands to transform it directly, but I'm very unhappy that you didn't properly look at the blueprints," Kayson stopped them.
The Weasley twins looked utterly confused. They looked at the blueprint, then at what they had built. "But it's correct, Professor..."
"Wait, Professor..."
"You don't mean the Rune Matrix and the base..."
"But what if they fall down?" The Weasley twins fired off questions one after another.
"What problem is there? Go ahead and dig them out." Kayson waved his hand and tossed two