There was still modded family fluff! And the modifications were substantial. If Newborn Magic Arts or Mysterious Era had merely been small creative twists on a mod, then this time, it was practically a reverse strategy guide!
A quiet disclaimer: I hadn't played Tinkers' Construct for nearly three months because school had been overwhelming. Please go easy on me and don't nitpick too much.
Kayson raised his brows and apologized to Sirius, Lupin, and the others at the card table. "Excuse me. I have something to take care of."
After getting up, he followed the three of them upstairs.
"What... have you guys cooked up for me?" Kayson asked curiously.
"Theoretically, Professor... I don't think this will be very useful to you, but it's very useful to us. We basically came here fishing for praise," Cedric said.
"Then I'll have to take a look." Kayson grew even more curious. Soon, they arrived on the third floor and saw what the three young wizards had built in an abandoned storage room: a massive... smeltery?
Kayson sensed the terrifying heat within it and lightly touched it with his hand.
You have touched a Tinkers' Construct smeltery. Tinkers' Construct mod unlocked successfully!
The system voice, which had not sounded in who knew how long, suddenly came back from the dead today. Kayson hurriedly pulled back the hand that had nearly blistered.
Cedric walked over and began explaining. "Since we don't have your ability to freely alter the form of metals, Professor, we thought that perhaps we could do it like a Muggle furnace—melt the metal, pour it into specific molds, and once it solidifies, it becomes a finished product."
Kayson nodded. "Mm... that's how Tinkers' Construct works."
Cedric looked surprised. "What's Tinkers' Construct?"
Kayson immediately realized what he had said. His mutter had