No!
Imparting knowledge was only one aspect. As someone who had crossed into two worlds, Edward had actually been "wandering" all along. On the one hand, coming from another world made him a wanderer; on the other, even after arriving in Harry Potter and Lord of the Mysteries, he had mostly had no fixed abode.
Heh, perhaps if I keep wandering around for another few years, the potion will digest itself.
But he certainly did not have that much time to wait.
"How do you plan to act as a Wandering Mentor next?"
Audrey looked a little troubled. "A mentor imparts knowledge. Perhaps you could teach at a school?"
"Hmm, that might be worth trying."
[Different Paths to the Same Destination] required him to impart new knowledge to receive something in return, but acting as a "mentor" did not necessarily require him to spread "new" knowledge.
Huh? Come to think of it, do the books and technologies I brought back from Harry Potter World and handed over to the Evernight Goddess count as "imparting" knowledge? If they do, once Steam Maiden learns them, won't the "mentor" part alone be digested in no time?
If they don't, is it too late to ask the Evernight Goddess for those things back and teach Steam Maiden myself? As for how to teach her? I can just read straight from the books. Steam Maiden can't read English or Chinese anyway.
Hmm! Worth a try.
"What about the wandering, then?"
Edward frowned in thought. The Wandering Mentor defined itself as someone who ought to be a bard spreading stories, but replaced stories with knowledge. It also said that spreading knowledge was not the goal; leaving traces was the original intent.
*So it means I should travel to different places like a bard, spreading knowledge while