Hard to Return to Frugality After Luxury

"Eh? Professor McGonagall, are you interested in Frostmourne too?"

Shanna stared wide-eyed at Professor McGonagall, looking as though she had found a kindred spirit.

"Yes... Ahem, no. I just think everyone present is interested in that sword."

Professor McGonagall's gaze wandered as she awkwardly avoided Shanna's eyes.

(Everyone: "No, we aren't interested. We're more interested in the story from over ten years ago.")

"Is that so...? Well then, let me tell you. The Magic Sword Frostmourne is incredibly, incredibly powerful. My brother forged it by combining the Weapon Refinement Technique of cultivators with our Wizards' knowledge of Ancient Runes. He also used many precious, even one-of-a-kind magical materials, and it took him ten whole days to finally forge it.

"This Magic Sword contains an enormous amount of magic power and can greatly enhance a Wizard's spellcasting. And this sword really is a sword—it can be used to slash people too, and its power is extraordinary. It even far surpasses Sister Yomi's treasured blade, Lion King.

"Of course, if you think my brother is only so powerful because of this sword, then you're completely wrong! What is truly powerful isn't Mirror Flower, Water Moon, but..."

"Wait! Shanna, what is this 'Mirror Flower, Water Moon'?"

Professor McGonagall was startled again. How could Bell, that kid, be so young yet have so many hidden treasures?

"Mirror Flower, Water Moon? I don't know either. I just remember that when Gege was telling me a story once when I was little, he said that what was truly powerful wasn't Mirror Flower, Water Moon, but the person holding it. I don't really remember exactly how he said it."

"...All right. Continue telling us about Frostmourne."

Professor McGonagall silently noted down the name "Mirror Flower, Water Moon," intending to investigate it thoroughly once she returned.

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