"That's only natural. Orland is my personal tutor. If he can't even teach you, wouldn't I be too much of a failure?" Kayson patted Rosmerta on the shoulder and explained.
Rosmerta left the office and promptly went to find Orland.
It is clear that she believes the humiliation of being taught by a junior wizard is not comparable to losing her life. As for why she would lose her life...
Because Kayson could really drive him crazy.
Kayson then used Ender teleportation to the office entrance. At this time, Rosmerta hadn't teleported anywhere yet and looked over with some curiosity. "I... you're here to apologize."
"I'm sorry, I'm not." Kayson shook his head, ignored him, and steered the boat straight out of the alchemy office, crashing into the wall opposite the office.
Meanwhile, Kayson stood at the doorway and began devising a faster and safer way for the young wizards to cross the ice barrier and directly reach the office area.
emmm...
When it's not Nether Portal, what he intends to create is a different kind of mechanism, oh, and it's not a minecart either, it's Redstone Cannon.
This thing is quite simple to make. It combines the impact of TNT explosion with the property of TNT plus water to make you fly without taking any damage. Overall, it's quite simple.
However, how far the little wizard can fly is directly related to the amount of TNT.
As for the abstract concept of Alchemy office...
Add a little more; it's not shameful to add a little more.
Soon, the Redstone cannon was completed. At this point, it was obvious that a test subject was needed to test how far the Redstone cannon could launch a person.
He himself was no longer capable; with his entire body covered in mechanical arms and Netherite skeleton, launching him would be no less than launching a drying tower, making any experiment simply not feasible.
Just when Kayson was about to give up and take out a roughly sized Iron Block to simulate a wizard's weight, Sirius appeared in front of him.
"Hey Kayson, have you seen Rosmerta?" Sirius called out.
"She had some questions about alchemy that she wanted to ask me, so I told her to go to my tutor. He's very good at lecturing, the kind that Voldemort certified."
As Kayson spoke, he put Sirius into the front of the Redstone Cannon.
"Um, I think the most important thing right now is to let me know what this thing is, and then the murder attempt on me can wait, right?"
"Even Louis XVI had the right to climb out of the executioner's block and fix his own instruments of torture, so why should I be bombed out of nowhere!"
Sirius said angrily.
"Don't worry, this isn't about sending you to see James Potter, it's just about letting you fly," Kayson said slowly.
"So... what's the difference between these two?" Sirius asked.
"The difference is huge!" Kayson said, pulling down the lever. With a click, TNT appeared behind Sirius, then ignited and landed at Sirius's feet, creating a clipping effect.
Finally, with a hint of excitement in Sirius's eyes, which were filled with a sense of resignation, he exploded.
"Yay!" Sirius's voice echoed throughout the office, eventually landing evenly on the tall French windows.
"Too far, subtract two TNT." Kayson said decisively, breaking the Redstone Cannon by two blocks, and then teleported back to Sirius.
" Kayson, this thing is so damn cool! Theoretically speaking, if enough TNT is stacked, could it just jump me from Hogwarts to Black family manor?" Sirius exclaimed.
"Theoretically, it's possible. If you want, I can use this trick to send you back later," Kayson explained.
"Thank you so much!"
Sirius was once again sent to the Redstone Cannon, this time with two less TNT, so his speed was slower, but he still ended up landing at the floor-to-ceiling window.
"The floor-to-ceiling windows are not the limit of distance; rather, they limit the limit of distance."
As he spoke, Kayson waved his hand and knocked down another five blocks of the Redstone cannon.
This time, Sirius lived up to expectations. Without waiting for Kayson to come back and mention him, he drove his small boat and drifted in front of Kayson. Without saying a word, he sat directly on the muzzle of the Redstone Cannon.
"The third test of the Redstone Cannon, begin!"
As he spoke, Kayson decisively pulled the lever.
With a thud, Sirius landed on Kayson's office chair. At this distance, the little wizard would likely have a close encounter with him.
That's a bit impolite, let's reduce it by another level.
No, this landing point is too close. I still need to build Redstone Cannon and a buffer sheep there, and then all that stuff in front of my desk will be gone. So what's the point of expanding my office?
With another sweeping motion, he knocked down two more squares, finally pinpointing the landing spot precisely to the edge of the ice floe—a safe and private location.
That's excellent.
After building the Redstone cannon at this location, he then used sheep to create privacy around both Redstone cannons, and only then was the work considered complete.
Just then, Sirius appeared beside him, looking rather cheeky.
"When are you taking me home?" Sirius asked.
"And not Rosmerta?" Kayson asked.
"Oh, it's just a fling. Besides, I don't have that bad habit of confirming relationships. That's it then. I'm going home early to work." Sirius said with a grin.
Kayson nodded. "Go ahead, carefree guy."
After he finished speaking, he began to calculate.
Black family manor and Hogwarts are about 500 kilometers apart.
If a single head could blast Sirius five to eight meters away, then using TNT to blast Sirius five hundred kilometers would probably take...
My brain crashed.
However, Kayson eventually managed to create an incredibly massive Redstone cannon.
"Ready to go, Sirius!" Kayson shouted, putting on his goggles and opening the huge floor-to-ceiling window of his office.
"Get ready to go!"
"Start!"
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