"You told me he was just an alchemy professor... Is this alchemy?" Grindelwald murmured softly as he reached up to massage his sore neck. His eyes, however, did not shift in the slightest, nor did he have any intention of blinking.
It was as though missing even one second of this scene would be an enormous loss.
"This is truly beautiful." Dumbledore spoke slowly as well. "Magic materialized into reality, then reality materialized into knowledge. To be honest, I don't possess such a skill."
Kayson remained in midair, treating the entire office like a canvas and freely splashing his magic across it. In the end, he gathered the magic into a gigantic book.
As the Book of MC was finally completed, Kayson withdrew the Ender magic from the office. The first person to reach the Book of MC was not even Kayson, but Clay, who suddenly appeared beside it.
More accurately, it could not be called teleportation. It was not purely spatial magic; a considerable part of it was speed magic as well. Kayson watched the young wizard tremble as he picked up the book from the floor. Clay greedily glanced at its tattered cover, took a deep breath, and slowly lifted the book before handing it to Kayson.
"Thank you, Clay. Ravenclaw gets five points. And your magic was pretty good, so another five points." Kayson smiled as he accepted the book Clay handed over and flicked its cover with a finger. Before he could say anything else, there came another rush of air as Grindelwald and Dumbledore appeared behind him.
The difference was that Grindelwald was smoothing down his hair, while Dumbledore was still dizzy and disoriented.
"This is alchemy?" Grindelwald stiffly asked, staring at the book in Kayson's hands.
"I think so." Kayson raised an eyebrow.
"What