"Did Dumbledore show you that Philosopher's Stone?" Nicolas Flamel asked again.
"I saw it. He even had me forge one." Kayson nodded.
"You forged one? Was it for that person?"
"Yeah... Do you want to hear his name? If not, I won't say it."
"You don't need to tell me. I know who it was. How did you forge it?" Nicolas Flamel was clearly more concerned about this question.
Kayson reached out and took out a piece of Redstone. "With this."
Nicolas Flamel took the Redstone and carefully weighed it in his hand. At last, he breathed a sigh of relief.
"It's just an energy block. If making a Philosopher's Stone were as easy for you as making gold, I really ought to find a rope and strangle myself."
"But this thing does look quite similar. Since you've made a Philosopher's Stone, you can tell the difference, but others can't. In short, it's very useful for fishing." Kayson explained.
"Did Dumbledore tell you what he planned to do with that Philosopher's Stone?" Nicolas Flamel asked again.
"He didn't say, and I didn't ask."
"Once Dumbledore is done with the real Philosopher's Stone, ask him for it."
"That's a Philosopher's Stone. Why do you talk about it as if it were cabbage?"
"Does Dumbledore know alchemy? The Philosopher's Stone can't realize its true value in his hands."
"Besides, he has never cared much for worldly possessions. I could tell from his letter that he thinks highly of you. Trust me, he'll give it to you."
Kayson strongly agreed with the first statement.
What the hell does Dumbledore know about alchemy? The second statement, however, gave him a strange feeling.
He did not doubt that Dumbledore disregarded so-called worldly possessions.
But considering how his robes were more expensive than anyone else's, his