Harry and Hermione had wanted to continue grilling Ron and Neville, but their expressions soon froze when they saw Scott from Ravenclaw use that enormous book to summon a sapling.
"Holy crap... You never said that book could do something like this!" Harry said blankly.
"We did say that book was like a miniature Professor Kayson. Didn't you hear us?" Ron defended himself.
"We just thought it might be able to... summon a Wither Skeleton Skull or something," Hermione explained dryly.
"Now do you understand why we reacted so strongly?" Ron said helplessly. Harry and Hermione had dragged him and Neville to the back, so they had ultimately missed the chance to be the first to experience the book again and could only queue up at the end.
"I really should've gone for a stroll around the alchemy office yesterday. I genuinely regret it now," Harry muttered.
Remarks like Harry's could be heard throughout the classroom, while Hagrid, watching from the side, found it rather strange.
No one had been surprised when Kayson himself did things on this level, so why did these young wizards look as though they had seen a god just because Kayson's abilities had become a book?
But clearly, none of the young wizards in the classroom had any interest in answering his question. He could only wait until class was over and find some free students to ask... Or perhaps he could ask Dumbledore!
Hagrid suddenly realized that there was nothing in this world Dumbledore did not know. Asking him had to be the right choice.
"I don't know about that either." Dumbledore looked at the eager Hagrid and sighed helplessly.
He truly did not know. He could not just make something up for Hagrid, could he? That would be misleading a student.
Though with