Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

"OK, professor." Charles Miguel, who was sitting at the front row, walked up to the podium and hugged Kaisen.

"Relax, maybe you are sad now, but the moment you leave this classroom, you will forget this sad feeling, because you will realize that I am just a passer-by in your life, insignificant, and no big deal."

Kaisen accepted the farewell hug with a shrug, comforting the young wizards.

"In fact, Professor, I will remember you very clearly, not just as a passerby." Charles Mig let go of Kaisen and said seriously.

"Relax, there are only a few thousand wizards in England. Maybe you will see me when you go to Diagon Alley to buy ice cream one day. But when that day comes, I still want you to call me Professor. I still like this title."

"Yes, Professor Kaisen." The second one was Casli.

"OK, don't be such a crybaby after you leave Hogwarts."

"..............And you, forget it, just return to the family. I have nothing much to say except to be a good person."

"Lime, you're a Muggle wizard. Protect yourself after you leave Hogwarts. After all, the so-called discrimination within Hogwarts is just a minor issue in the wizarding world. Run away if you encounter danger. Associate with fellow Muggles and wizards. Don't get involved with pure-bloods. You might be attracted by their interests, and what they see could be your life... And don't get fooled. Don't bring shame to Ravenclaw."

...............................

After standing on the podium and sending off one student after another, Kaisen finally had time to stretch his stiff waist and returned to the office to start grading papers.

I graded the papers for grades three to seven until the evening. After finally checking the last score, I sealed the papers and placed them in a corner of my desk, where the house-elf would come and take them away and hand them over to Madam Pince in the library for filing.

"Uh...this batch of papers is really not something that ordinary people can do."

He stood up and walked around the office for a while, picked up a novel and put it on the table, then went to the cabinet to find some snacks.

After preparing the snacks, tea and novels, Kaisen pressed the button of the chair comfortably, lay down on the chair and read the book.

Then he suddenly heard a snapping sound, which came from the Philosopher's Stone in his pocket.

He quickly took out the Philosopher's Stone. From the moment he truly possessed the gem, the gem transmitted its magic power into his own body at a strange speed and method.

This huge amount of magic power not only raised Kaisen's magic limit, but the excess magic power was used to unlock MC blocks for him. Basically, all the original blocks were successfully opened, except for a few cheat blocks and monster eggs. Even potions were unlocked by the magic stone.

I just don't know if it can compare with the one made by Snape.

At this time, the magic stone seemed to have been drained of all its magic power. The original scarlet color was gone. Instead, it became a pale stone and eventually disintegrated into powder.

"The great Philosopher's Stone just broke like that." Kaisen sighed, and then he noticed that the powder of the Philosopher's Stone touched the novel he placed on his desk.

The original novel began to merge with the powder of the Philosopher's Stone, eventually transforming into a magnificent manual.

"Wardfa?"

He took out his wand and touched the magic stone powder with the tip of the wand. In an instant, the remaining magic stone powder climbed up the wand again, passed through the rose vine and directly penetrated into the core of the wand.

A pile of Philosopher's Stone powder, half absorbed by a wand and the other half by a book.

Moreover, this absorption seemed to be positive. At least he didn't know why, but he felt that something was missing from the wand. Of course, it was not the Philosopher's Stone powder that damaged some of the wand's functions.

It's more like the powder gives the wand more functions, but there's no matching equipment, so it feels like something is missing.

Putting his wand away, he picked up the book again.

When you open the book to the first page, you will see not words in the traditional sense, but a picture similar to the starry sky.

"Oh my god, Merlin...what the hell is this..."

[Obtained magic stone powder, magic salt, and the Mystic Age module, successfully unlocked. ]

Don't worry that I will suddenly come up with something that confuses you. For all the mysterious things, I will write the settings smoothly and clearly just like writing a plot, so please rest assured.

Chapter 65 Magic Crystal

Since this is a Hogwarts + Minecraft + Mystery Age 4 + Mystery Age 6 game, there will be some changes. Just a heads up, don't worry, I'll just blurt out something that'll confuse you. For all the mystery stuff, I'll write it down smoothly, just like I'm writing the plot. Don't worry about that.

He stroked the pages of the book that looked like the starry sky until he touched the brightest star in the sky.

With a slight humming sound, an image of a glass lens with a golden edge appeared in the starry sky. He pointed it with his hand, and the next moment the starry sky began to surge.

A synthesis table appeared, four pieces of gold, a glass plate in the center, and a line of small words below the synthesis table.

【Magic Lens helps you peek into the truth of the world.】

Kaisen studied the magic manual for a long time. Forgive him for having only heard of the famous module of the Mysterious Age before traveling through time, so he didn't know much about it.

After carefully considering the text and combining it with the context, I was able to finally explain the true function of this text and the magic lens.

Judging from the text on the magic manual, it should be an observation tool, but add the two words "obtain" at the end.

This tool may not only be used for observation, but may also include some extraction, such as the four basic elements in alchemy: earth, water, wind and fire.

This magic lens can be used to scan the corresponding object to extract this basic element.

"It's been years since I used a workbench." Kaisen murmured as he placed a workbench in the corner of the office and took out four pieces of gold and a glass plate.

Of course, it's not about simply placing the corresponding blocks in the corresponding grids. Now that you have a workbench, you have to be a little scientific.

That's right, science.

Slowly, Kaisen rolled the glass plate into a ball, and then shaped the corresponding gold into the shape of the magic lens shell, and assembled them...it was useless.

???

He picked up the magic manual and began to read it carefully again until he saw the six gleaming crystal fragments at the bottom.

He tentatively touched a red one with his hand, and a prompt appeared: [Magic Crystal of Fire].

???

He didn't know where to click, so he randomly clicked [Water Magic Crystal]... [Wind Magic Crystal]... [Earth Magic Crystal]...

[Order Magic Crystal]...[Chaos Magic Crystal...]

"What the hell is this?"

Kaisen waved his hand while sitting on the chair, and a bottle of water of life from the cabinet flew over at the right time. He took a sip of it helplessly. To be honest, he had never had as many question marks in his entire life as he did today.

The spiciness of the vodka made him sit up again. He touched every part of the page inch by inch with his fingers. Soon he came to two conclusions. First, such a pile of magic crystals could be dug out from nature.

For example, the most common white crystal is the magic crystal of water.

Also, the workbench is not correct. To synthesize this thing, you need something called an arcane workbench.

"I can't get you an arcane workbench." He gritted his teeth and turned the page, returning to the blank starry sky and starting to click on the parts he didn't understand once again.

Finally, I found a star that was not so bright and clicked it.

[How to craft an Arcane Workbench... Use a magic wand to transform a regular workbench...]

"??? Transfiguration? I don't know a damn thing about Transfiguration?" He pulled out his wand helplessly and poked the workbench beside him with the tip of his wand out of boredom...

It changes.

The color changes from warm wood to dark brown, and there is a layer of dark green velvet cloth on the workbench.

"...What a weird thing." Kaisen was silent for a while, then touched his chin helplessly. This was totally illogical.

Then he looked at his office again and saw his wizard robe shining with enchanted light.

"Yeah, that makes sense."

He stood up and looked at the workbench, and found that in addition to the main working surface of the workbench, there were six small grooves, which should be used to place the so-called magic crystals.

“…I didn’t expect to have to mine here.”

dong dong dong...

"The door is unlocked."

"Professor Kaisen, the final party has begun and the college cup has started. Don't you want to go and take a look?" Jordan from Gryffindor stuck his head in and asked.

"Oh, I'll go right away." Kaisen looked at the watch on his wrist, put the magic manual in his pocket and walked out of the office.

In the professor's chair, Dumbledore looked at Kaisen with some surprise.

"Have you encountered any difficulties? New research topic?"

"Huh? How did you tell?"

"You're someone who cares so much about your image, but you didn't even change your robe to attend the party..."

"Okay, forget it. Dumbledore, let me ask you, do wizards have a history of mining? Mining those minerals rich in magic?"

Dumbledore recalled, "Not many. Most wizards use the flesh and blood of magical plants or animals to make alchemy. You know that. If you insist on talking about mining... there's only one kind of mithril."

"However, since the appearance of your enchanting table, mithril mining has become almost dead."

"Uh..." Kaisen touched his chin awkwardly.

"It's not your fault, why are you asking?"

"What I want to ask is, do wizards have a history of mining crystals?"

"Unfortunately, not really. Most wizards purchase crystals from the Muggle world, and because the quantity is so small, only a few fortune tellers will buy them privately."

"I see..." Kaisen nodded.

"If you have any ideas about crystals, maybe you can go to Professor Trelawney. She has a lot of that type of...crystals." Professor McGonagall, who was standing by, heard the two talking and leaned over to say.

"Yeah, I will." Kaisen nodded.

Soon, as all the young wizards in the audience took their seats, Snape also revealed a hint of pride in his expression.

He looked at the emerald green flags on the ceiling of the auditorium, facing the dining tables of the four major colleges below, and instantly felt his whole body open up.

The Hogwarts House Cup has only one owner, and that is Slytherin! The Hogwarts flag has only one color, green!

Then our Headmaster Dumbledore stood up with a strange smile on his face.

"Before the dinner begins, I need to say a few words to you. You should know."

"This year, our Hogwarts was invaded by an evil dark wizard. Fortunately, Gryffindor, Harry Potter, Neville Longbottom, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger..."

Snape's originally grinning face suddenly turned frowny and he stopped grinning in an instant.

He has worked with Dumbledore for so many years, and it must be said that he really understands Dumbledore.

The moment Dumbledore stood up, he knew what kind of dizzying words were about to come out of Dumbledore's mouth.

Chapter 66: As expected of an alchemist...

Kaisen, who was sitting in his seat, counted on his fingers. Gryffindor, four little ones, four people, Dumbledore gave them a crazy 250 points.