Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

hiss........

silence....

Still silent...

Continued silence...

He looked up at Dumbledore, then at Snape...

Forget it, let’s just eat.

After the dinner, he picked out some in his office and finally used his obsidian hand to rub a crystal ball base, hoping that Professor Trelawney, the fortune teller, would like this gift.

The last time I came back from France, he seemed to have given me tarot cards, but I always felt that Professor Trelawney didn't seem to like the gift very much, although she still reciprocated and asked him to make a death prediction for him.

From that time until now, Kaisen was so scared that he didn't go near her classroom for a long time.

"I hope my death will be a little gentler this time."

He muttered and was about to knock, but before he could even rap his knuckles on the wood, the door flew open.

"Third Eye told me that you need help, but it seems you are faster than me," Professor Trelawney said without looking away.

"Oh...a gift." Kaisen didn't know what to say for a moment and handed over the obsidian base in his hand.

"Thanks, Uruguay, Minas, Kiras, Knockturn Alley, and me." Trelawney took out a large piece of turbid, constantly flowing crystal and stuffed it into Kaisen's arms.

"Um...thank you." Kaisen nodded awkwardly. It was only at this moment that he noticed that something was wrong with Professor Trelawney.

He had heard Dumbledore say before that Professor Trelawney's ancestor was a very powerful prophet, and Professor Trelawney inherited this ability of prediction.

Although it doesn't work sometimes, it really works when it works, and at this moment, Trelawney should have entered that state of accurate prophecy.

After saying goodbye, Kaisen, who was leaving Professor Trelawney's territory with the crystal in his arms, awkwardly bumped into Professor McGonagall who was passing by. Then he remembered that he still knew a few magic skills.

He waved his hand, and the huge crystal in his arms floated up.

"Huh? This is given to you by Trelawney." Professor McGonagall said in surprise.

"Yes."

"It's really strange that she is reliable for once." Professor McGonagall said in surprise.

"Yeah, then I'll go back and study this big guy first." Kaisen returned to the office with the huge crystal, took out a diamond pickaxe that was as small as it could be, and gently knocked on the huge crystal.

A small piece of debris fell down, he picked it up, flattened it on the six crystal positions on the Olympiad workbench, and finally placed it on the position of the Chaos Magic Crystal.

"Chaos, is it because the future is chaotic and unpredictable that we use chaos crystals for divination?" Kaisen murmured, placing the huge crystal in the corner of the office, and circled the location of the chaos crystal on the parchment on the desk.

After finishing this, he took out a world map and circled the place names that Professor Trelawney had mentioned with a quill.

They are all world-famous crystal mines, but Kaisen thought that he could dig crystals directly from those veins, so he would not need to go to the mines to look for them himself. He could go to the Muggle crystal market and find them all in an hour.

"It seems that the production of these magic crystals is very limited. I need to go deep into the enemy territory alone."

He stretched out in his chair, took out the magic manual again, and began to study it.

the next day......

Splash... Gurgle Gurgle Gurgle...

Splash... Gurgle Gurgle Gurgle...

After washing his face, Kaisen returned to his desk. He had been reading all night yesterday, and it was of some use. For example, he found a way to upgrade his wand.

He took out a piece of gold and poked it in his hand. Soon, a wand head was rubbed out by his hand and he installed it firmly on the tip of the wand.

It’s hard to see what use this thing has for now, but according to the magic in the magic manual, only this can be considered a complete magic wand, or a magic wand.

"I'll have classes for next semester. I'm so happy."

Kaisen put the wand back into his sleeve and slowly left the office. There were no classes today, or rather, there were no classes in the entire Hogwarts.

All the young wizards walked towards Hogsmeade Station in an orderly manner and started their journey home.

Kaisen had breakfast, said hello to a few professors, and then teleported directly to Knockturn Alley.

There are actually quite a few shops in Knockturn Alley, but because most dark wizards don't have much money and love to shop for free, and there are not many people, most of them are half-dead.

Only a few shop owners who have good attainments in black magic and have high-quality products can successfully run a business here, and a shop called Borgin and Burke's is a representative example.

At least in Kaisen's opinion, as long as they walked into the radiation range of Borgin and Burke's witchcraft and Wizardry, even those dark wizards who exuded a foul smell and had not taken a bath for who knows how long had decreased in number, as if they were afraid of the boss.

Zi Ao...

"Boss, the door of your shop needs to be oiled." After passively listening to a strange sound like nails scratching glass, Kaisen said to the boss Boginbock behind the counter with a look of disgust on his face.

"I will obey your will, Professor Kaysen." Borgin and Burke smiled flatteringly.

"...Am I so famous now?" Kaisen asked in surprise.

"That's the truth, Professor Kaysen. What can I do for you?"

"I need magic crystals, any crystals, but I need to check their composition. Maybe I can knock some off from some less important places."

"No problem at all." Borgin and Burke said, waving his wand, and three huge magic crystals flew out of the room.

Seeing this, Kaisen took out a miniature diamond pickaxe and knocked off a little bit of it. Then he took out a portable Olympiad workbench and started experimenting.

soon...

"I'm sorry, Mr. Blogger, these magic crystals are of no use to me. Please give me a compensation price. After all, I knocked off a little of them."

"Uh..." Borgin and Burke leaned forward and held up three fingers.

Kaisen nodded and reached out to place three gold galleons on the counter.

Only after he left Borgin and Burke's did Borgin and Burke put away the three gold galleons and said, "You are indeed an alchemist."

Chapter 67 He has a rather fragile self-esteem

After leaving Borgin and Burke's, Kaisen stood in the middle of the road with his hands on his hips.

He was wondering where to look for the next store until a commotion not far away caught his attention.

A middle-aged wizard used a wand and expelling spells to repeatedly expel a young wizard who looked very down and out.

The young wizard was holding a crystal block covered in white mist in his arms, about the size of a basketball.

The boss who had expelled him returned to his shop, and the down-and-out wizard took out his wand and seemed to be about to Apparate away.

Seeing this, Kaisen quickly shouted, "Wait sir!"

The down-and-out wizard looked over with some confusion.

"Sir, do you mind if I knock off a small piece of your crystal for experiments?" Kaisen asked.

The destitute wizard thought for a moment and put the crystal down: "As you wish, sir."

Kaisen nodded, took out a small manuscript, knocked off a piece, and put the fragment into the Olympiad workbench. Soon, an expression of joy appeared on his face.

"I've got the Order Magic Crystal! Name your price."

The down-and-out wizard tentatively stretched out five fingers.

"Five hundred Galleons? Let me take a look... Do you support a discount? Or maybe we can call each other's names and addresses. I'm the Alchemy Professor at Hogwarts. You don't have to worry about not being able to find me, and you don't have to worry about me refusing to pay you!"

Kaisen opened the ender box ring and took a look. Unfortunately, he had spent a large part of his semester salary on buying alcohol.

Shameless Dumbledore!

"Um, I meant... five..."

"Five thousand gold Galleons... that's fine. Stay put here. I'm going to Gringotts to make a big deal..." As Kaisen was about to teleport to Gringotts, he muttered, "This will definitely be the last time."

"Actually... uh... five hundred is five hundred!" said the down-and-out wizard.

"..Then it's five hundred. Look at these." Kaisen took out all the Galleons in the ring: "These are three hundred and twenty Galleons. I will go to Hogwarts to get the rest. How about we share it together?" Kaisen held the crystal in his arms and said without any intention of letting go.

"Uh, okay."

"Let's go then. Do you know how to Apparate? Let's Apparate outside Hogwarts and then walk into the castle?"

"Okay." The down-and-out wizard nodded, took out his wand and waved it, then he twisted and disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Kaisen breathed a sigh of relief and teleported to the office. He placed the crystal in the office before teleporting outside the castle again and saw the down-and-out wizard who was waiting.

"Let's go in and find Dumbledore. He conservatively owes me two-thirds of my salary. Although it may not be that much in reality, it's absolutely fine to let him cover the cost."

The two of them walked all the way to the principal's office. The down-and-out wizard looked at the stone statue in front of him and said silently: "I'll just wait here. You go get the money. I won't go up."

"Um...Okay, wait a moment." Kaisen casually said a command whose specific meaning was unknown. This was a habit of Dumbledore, with the permanent commands starting with Zizi Honey Candy, Cockroach Pile and Lemon Sheraton.

Most of them are passwords used privately by professors.

The password he was saying now, which had no specific meaning, was specifically used to open the principal's office in front of outsiders and the little wizard.

Therefore, in the entire British wizarding community, except for the faculty and staff of Hogwarts, only a few people knew that Dumbledore's password was a candy hodgepodge.

After entering the principal's office, before Kaisen could say anything, Dumbledore readily took out a hundred gold Galleons and placed them in front of Kaisen.

"The man downstairs is called... Remus Lupin, and he's a werewolf."

"Oh..." Kaisen put away the gold Galleons and nodded in sudden realization. "I was wondering why the merchants in Knockturn Alley didn't seem to like him."

"Well...can I give you a simple task?" Dumbledore asked.

"You said."

"What are your plans for this holiday?"

"I'm going to run around the world and collect those magic crystals."

"...In that case, how about you help me improve his living conditions during this holiday? For example, you can use the remaining 100 Galleons and two months' salary to hire him as a bodyguard. On the full moon night, he will find a secluded place to bear it alone, and you don't have to worry about him." Dumbledore said quietly.

"Oh..you guys are friends?"

"He was once my student."

"That goes without saying. Who in the entire English wizarding world isn't your student?"

"He was one of the students I was close to, and he joined the club I formed."

"Oh... sure, as long as he's not some shady dark wizard." Kaisen nodded.

"Thank you very much."