Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

Soon, Kaisen's imitation Philosopher's Stone 2.0 was released.

"Really, really amazing alchemy. I'm afraid your alchemy is as good as the real Nicolas Flamel." Quirrell took the Philosopher's Stone with both hands and said in shock.

"No need for that, would you like another cup of tea?"

"No...no, I still have to go back and prepare for class."

"Take care, I won't see you off."

After sending Professor Quirrell out of the office, Kaisen waited for five minutes and then went directly to Dumbledore's office again.

"That's right. He might be trying to play the cat-and-mouse trick."

Dumbledore nodded. "I'm glad you came to tell me this."

"Um... shouldn't I tell you this? This is also for the safety of the students, the safety of Hogwarts... and mine."

"That's right, Kaisen, you are a qualified professor." Dumbledore's eyes were still gentle.

"Whatever you say, I still have to figure out how to teach the fourth-grade courses... Seriously, don't you have any idea of ​​changing my position?"

"Absolutely not." Dumbledore shook his head.

"I wish you had."

the next day.........

"Take a deep breath, Kaisen, you can do it. Today you will explain alchemy to a group of young wizards who are just starting out. Believe in yourself, you will be able to control them!"

Kaisen stood in front of the dressing mirror in the office and began to give himself psychological hints.

After all, unlike the newbie wizard yesterday, his alchemy reserves in the past two months may not be as much as those fourth-grade students who have already studied for a year.

My goal for the first class in the fourth grade is very simple, just don’t let yourself be exposed.

"As long as it doesn't get exposed." Kaisen took another deep breath and exhaled suddenly.

About ten minutes later...

"Waking up three hours early is really pushing myself too hard. I'd better get some sleep first... Besides, it's not that serious if I get caught..."

Kaisen lay on his side on the bed, straddling the quilt, while the sky outside the window was still as black as ink.

[There's still one chapter to be written during the day. Please forgive me for staying up all night yesterday and not having any drafts saved.]

Chapter 16 Enchanting Table

"Attend class."

Kaisen knocked on the podium in front of him. It was still made of pure gold and had not been secretly dug away by the naughty little wizard.

Soon, the young wizards in the audience opened the alchemy books in front of them, took out folding alchemy plates from their pockets, and then looked at Kaisen on the podium with admiration.

The person involved felt a little awkward. He walked down from the podium and picked up a classmate's alchemy textbook to take a look.

"Ancient runes..." he murmured.

【Ancient Runes...】

【Ancient Runes...】

[Ancient runes...what the hell is that?]

He fell into a rare silence, then looked back.

Soon his forehead, which was about to sweat, became extremely dry again.

The so-called ancient runes are a kind of magical writing, and they also have other names, such as Odin in Norse mythology. The runic letters that people learned with their own eyes are another name for ancient runes.

In alchemy, runes are mainly engraved on alchemical materials to form magic circuits, but that bastard at Flourish and Blotts Bookstore didn't write any records about runes in the books he sold.

That jerk who sells books...

It seems that I need to choose a dark and windy night to put that guy in a sack and beat him up.

After taking a few casual glances, he returned the book to the student.

Using words to give objects magical powers was a piece of cake for him, really.

"Have you learned how to use ancient runes?" Kaisen asked.

"Yes professor."

Kaisen nodded. "Forgive me for coming to teach you mid-career, and your previous professor left so abruptly. This also means there may be some slight deviations in my understanding of your learning progress. I hope you understand."

"But you all know runes, right? I remember there was a professor of ancient magic at Hogwarts, and he taught runes."

After he finished speaking, he didn't give the students time to respond and went straight back to the podium.

"As for runic engraving, I think the previous practice of using mithril to fill it was very crude. Carving grooves in an object and filling them with mithril, which already contains magic, is a form of magic that belongs to the mithril, not the object itself."

"So I developed a more advanced way to apply runes. Of course, this can't be called seal carving, I call it enchantment."

As he spoke, Kaisen took out obsidian and made a base. He then took out four fist-sized diamonds that sparkled with light and inlaid them in the four corners of the obsidian base.

He took out another blank book and casually threw it onto the obsidian table, and the book just floated up.

"Someone give me something, and I'll show you how to use this thing." Kaisen said casually while leaning against the enchantment table.

"Um, Professor, what's the use of this?"

"You can directly bless objects with the magic of ancient runes, making them stronger, such as making weapons more powerful and tools more durable."

After Kaisen finished speaking, all the students in the classroom looked at each other, and the next moment they all jumped up and down, wanting to get their things to the podium.

A minute later, as the first spell flew out from the wand of a little wizard who had no martial ethics, the little wizards in the classroom suddenly lost their moral burden, and soon the final winner stood in front of Kaisen.

"Give me the thing." He stretched out his hand and said.

"Um, Professor, it's not that I don't trust you. You also know that the wand is the most important thing for every wizard, so I want to ask one more question."

“It’s absolutely safe,” Kaysen added.

The young wizard quickly handed over his wand.

"Ashwood, Unicorn Hair... What's your name?"

"Cedric Diggory, sir."

"...Aren't you in the third grade?" Kaisen asked, touching his chin.

"Last year's alchemy professor thought I was progressing too fast, so he made me take classes with the fourth years."

"Oh... that's good, what effect do you need?"

"You can also choose the effect?" Cedric said in surprise.

"How can alchemy be such an inconvenient thing? Of course you have to write the runes corresponding to the magical effects in this book. Of course, you can also use your book. This thing will automatically absorb the runes within a certain range." Kaisen said proudly.

"Okay, I'll write it right away. Is this book okay?" Cedric asked, pointing to the book floating in front of him.

"Whatever you want." Kaisen also handed over a feather pen.

He took the quill, dipped it in ink, and wrote long passages of runes on the book.

Kaisen didn't recognize it at first, but this enchantment table was made by his own hands after all. From his perspective, transparent boxes floated above each rune.

Some reduce magic loss, some increase the power of spells, some increase the speed of spell conduction, and one is responsible for warming hands in winter.

"Is this all right?"

Cedric wrote down all the runic magic he needed, then looked up and asked Kaisen.

"Hmm, now do you want to enchant your wand yourself, or do you want me to enchant your wand?"

Cedric scratched his head a little embarrassedly: "Professor, I have developed feelings for my wand, so..."

Kaisen nodded, his eyes curved in a smile. He glanced at Cedric and said, "I know, I know. Young people always have an inexplicable possessiveness for the things they like. They won't be happy if others touch them."

Cedric scratched his head in embarrassment. He didn't know why this matter seemed a little distorted after Kaisen said it again, but he still admitted it.

"Place your wand on the book and it will float up. Then place your hand on the book and use your magic to draw out the runic magic inside. Add it to your wand. It's very simple. Give it a try."

Cedric hummed and gently placed the wand on the book. The wand was instantly caught by a force and flew up.

The next step is to mobilize the magic power and add the magic power of runes to the wand.

Everything was normal, without any problems at all.

The next moment, Cedric's eyes rolled back and he fell straight down.

"...???" Kaisen scratched his head and gently nudged Cedric with his foot.

"Eh...Eh? Diggory? Diggory? Cedric!"

As Cedric fell into a coma, there was a commotion below the podium. Some people even said that Cedric had put too much magic into his wand, which made Kaisen feel his greed and secretly cast a curse to kill Cedric.

"Quiet." Kaisen lowered his head and studied Cedric for a long time. After confirming that he was really just unconscious due to the overdraft of his magic power, and that it was nothing serious, he raised his head and scolded.

There was still chattering below the podium.

"Quiet!" It's no use.

Kaisen speechlessly summoned a small golden bell in his palm and gently tapped it with his fingers. In an instant, the sound of the bell spread out like water waves, not only forcing the young wizards in the audience to shut up, but also making Cedric, who was lying dead on the podium, sit up with a start.

"Professor... Am I okay?" Cedric touched his head and said with some fear.

"It's okay, it's just that your magic power doesn't allow you to add so much magic to your wand. Your magic power is about to be overdrawn, and your body is in a protective coma." Kaisen explained.

"Ah? I'm so weak?" Cedric said somewhat embarrassedly.

"You're not weak, you're just too small."

"Did I succeed in enchanting it?"

"...At least you won't have to worry about your wand freezing when you use it in winter. You've only completed this one enchantment, but it's a good start."

"Ten points to Hufflepuff for bravely standing in front of the enchanting table to enchant your own wand, and for using your wand to engage in a brawl with your classmates in the classroom, and finally standing in front of me."

As Kaisen spoke, his serious expression finally broke away and he said with a smile.

"Thank you, Professor..." Cedric breathed a sigh of relief and was about to pick up his wand and return to his seat.

"Ahem, isn't your wand enchanted yet?" Kaisen asked at the podium.

"Is it okay?"