That heavy topic did not last long.
When you were alive, you had to cherish the present.
In Vincent's view, Grindelwald had been far too obsessed with the future, while Dumbledore had willingly trapped himself in the past.
Between Grindelwald, born in the wrong era, and Dumbledore, who knew not what mistake he had made, there had to be more than a simple enemy relationship.
After a rather quiet lunch, Vincent found Nicolas.
"Professor, can Magical Runes all be made more complex from simple ones?"
"That's right." Nicolas picked up Super Firepower, engraved with a Magical Rune.
He effortlessly switched it back and forth between gunblade and submachine-gun forms, looking nothing like a first-time user.
"You want to add restrictions to it?"
Vincent nodded. "Yes. Besides making it usable only by me, can there be some kind of permission for temporary activation?"
"In principle, it can be done." Nicolas gave a rough explanation of how it worked.
When someone touched the Magical Rune, if it failed to detect a specific kind of magic power, it could neither fire bullets nor change forms.
Even if someone else obtained Super Firepower, without Vincent's magic power, it would only be a sharp weapon.
Temporary activation was possible, but it would not last very long.
Two hours later, a new Magical Rune had appeared on the trigger.
Nicolas had to put in some effort before he managed to undo the restriction.
Vincent was not disappointed.
If even he could not crack it, he would not be a legendary Alchemist.
"They shouldn't be able to undo it either."
Vincent knew that "they" referred to those people from the International Alchemy Association.
From the tone of those words, he could tell that Nicolas did not seem to think much of the association.
"A large part of