Kayson found an empty room. The Mechanical Power modules in his hands assembled themselves at lightning speed on the open floor before him, like building blocks, forming a massive machine.
"What is this?" Dumbledore came over and asked.
"A Spinning Jenny," Kayson answered succinctly.
"When it comes to dragging history backward, you really are second to none," Dumbledore commented.
In the end, this MC version of the Spinning Jenny never came in handy.
Because while Sirius was spinning the globe, he suddenly realized that the planet was round, so...
That meant it was still daytime on the other side of the world, and the bridal shops were still open.
"Cedric, help me smash that explosively stupid machine," Kayson said somewhat embarrassedly.
"All right. To be honest, I think that machine has a certain aesthetic to it. It looks steampunk, in a way," Cedric said lazily.
"If you like it, it's yours—as long as you can carry it away," Kayson said with a wave of his hand.
"That's exactly what I was waiting for, Professor!" Cedric immediately began figuring out how to haul away the entire machine.
Kayson, meanwhile, went to the backyard...
These were unusual times, but this wedding venue was perhaps a little too... awkward.
People were setting up wedding decorations in the backyard, while Regulus's gravestone stood quietly in the corner, watching it all.
Kayson had not quite processed it either. The wedding was rushed, which he could understand. The sooner it happened, the sooner they could remove the pieces behind them from the board. But this was a little too rushed.
A wedding at dusk? Europe did not seem to have that tradition.
Forget it. It was not as though it was anything complicated. Why be so rigid? Once the wedding was over at night, they could