Here?
Cypher caught the key point and fell into deep thought.
Seeing Cypher fall silent, Aiweng unwillingly pressed the question.
"Didn't you retain even a single normal memory?"
"Perhaps... I did..." Cypher answered hesitantly.
"What do you mean, perhaps?" Aiweng did not understand.
"I need a wand! Some memories are very blurry. Maybe I can remember them!"
After saying that, Cypher calmly looked Aiweng straight in the eye.
He was not brushing the girl off, because that was truly the case. Fragments of memory kept popping into his mind from time to time.
Aiweng did not look away. She met Cypher's gaze with equal seriousness.
"So it really is you!" Having confirmed that Cypher was serious, Aiweng smiled and gently held out her wand to him.
She was certain that her Legilimency had only seen Cypher's memories from this life.
Yet Cypher's current actions were clearly not something those memories could have given him.
In other words, even without a wand, even after being plotted against and reduced to such a state, his mental domain had still not fallen.
As expected of someone who would soon amaze an entire era!
Cypher examined the pale blue wand before him, feeling the soft, jade-like texture of its shaft.
With a casual flick of his hand toward the desk, Cypher turned it into a square cat.
Uh... Good thing I had not directly tried to reorganize my mental sea...
Cypher was somewhat stunned. The wand fit his hand perfectly, and there had not been the slightest sense of awkwardness throughout the casting process.
But was the result not far too different?
"Say the incantation! The incantation, Cypher! I told you!"
Aiweng angrily tugged Cypher's cheeks as she scolded him.
"Other than me, no one is allowed to cast wandlessly here! Silent casting will