Dark and Professor Kazel waited until he had finished testing that portion of the experiment before speaking up.
Professor Harvey snapped out of his "rampage" state and immediately recounted, in full detail, the knowledge he had acquired from that extradimensional space.
Dark only understood half of it, but Professor Kazel absorbed it all. Watching an unprecedented radiance gradually appear on his face, Dark could not help but sigh. The transmutation of the Philosopher's Stone truly was the ultimate dream of every alchemist.
Though Professor Kazel appeared indifferent on the surface, he had indeed concealed within him the fervor unique to an alchemist.
In any case, after this acquisition of knowledge, the transmutation of the Philosopher's Stone was now pointed directly toward its conclusion.
After another round of discussion, Professor Kazel and Professor Harvey agreed to stop for the night, rest well, and maintain themselves in peak condition before beginning the final transmutation of the Philosopher's Stone the next day.
This time, they would challenge the transmutation of the Philosopher's Stone once more, from beginning to end!
Nine o'clock the next morning.
Dark had arrived at the laboratory half an hour early.
He was actually extremely excited as well. He had only managed to force himself to sleep the previous night with the help of the Meditation Art, and he had unusually vivid dreams, leaving him somewhat tired when he woke that morning.
But he was only an observer and would not be participating in the final experiment, so it did not matter much even if he was not in top condition.
Since last night, he had possessed an exceptionally strong premonition. He would witness the transmutation of the Philosopher's Stone with his own eyes.
—As its sole witness!
Although the Philosopher's Stone had been more or less proven to be