Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

Maybe the ender chest will once again become the gift fountain like last time.

After opening the office door, as expected, after spending most of the day putting various things in order, he planned out a small open space in the office.

His previous plan to grow crystals could be said to have failed, because he discovered that the so-called magic crystals were not magic crystals from the beginning, but ordinary crystals became magic crystals after absorbing magic power.

In this way, even if you succeed in growing the crystals, they will just be ordinary crystals of various colors without any magic power.

Fortunately, he studied the magic manual until late at night and finally found a way to make magic crystals.

As long as you use the staff to transform the alchemy crucible into an alchemical crucible, you can use the alchemical crucible to make fragments of magic crystals.

Let the fragments be fragments. At worst, we can just synthesize them. It’s not a big deal.

However, this brought up a few embarrassing little problems. First, Kaisen made an alchemical crucible, which, how should I put it... could be described as an iron wall.

In short, ordinary permanent fire is not hot enough, or the heat of ordinary flames will be transferred from hot places to cool places all the time. If the transfer speed is out of balance and the heat dissipates faster than the speed at which the magma blocks add heat to it, then the flame will just... go out.

So before that, Kaisen still needs to learn a prerequisite magic, which is also recorded in the magic manual. It is called Shining Light. It is a true perpetual energy source that always emits light and heat.

Learning this magic is also very simple. You just need to take out a piece of paper, a pen... and start doing math and chemistry superposition problems.

Well, it's more like a chemistry problem, using one element after another, unraveling it and finally synthesizing the so-called theory of shining light...

After learning the theory, you only need to control the elements you have mastered in reality and use this magic according to the theoretical formula.

It is a moment of charm of science.

But before that, Kaisen once again discovered that he still had a prerequisite that had not been unlocked. To deduce the theory, he needed elements, and he only had a little knowledge of the elements now, the chaotic order of earth, water, wind, fire, plus the elements of humans, magic, and beasts.

Not enough...

"I've lived in Bengbu for a while now, how could I go to jail like this?" Kaisen said with some frustration while sitting on the chair.

Soon, it was late at night. He walked out of the office and began to scan and reveal everything within his sight with a monocle. With the help of the monocle, he mastered each element one by one.

Of course, Kaisen would not be so foolish as to use a monocle to scan all kinds of things. He just piled up the basic elements into a considerable number, then went back to the office and lay on the desk to synthesize them secretly.

He synthesized basic elements into more advanced elements, and then quickly created a magic machine according to the knowledge in the magic manual.

The deconstruction workbench can deconstruct ordinary blocks into individual elements, and it just so happens that what Kaisen lacks the least is ordinary blocks. Isn’t this a coincidence? They are simply a match made in heaven!

However, standing next to the deconstruction workbench, deconstructing them one by one and putting them back together is a bit too tiring. In this case, a simple operation is needed.

You only need a bunch of boxes, hoppers, minecarts, rails, a deconstruction workbench, and redstone circuits to make a fully automatic deconstruction machine.

The only drawback now is that...the office is too small and there is not enough space.

Kaisen touched his chin silently, and soon he took action to pack up those valuable things that he liked.

Then an end crystal slowly appeared in his hand.

boom!

Chapter 75 Full Moon

Dumbledore, who was trying to squeeze juice from the golden apple, almost threw the golden apple at Lupin's face when he heard the explosion.

But the final results are similar. Feeding Lupin the juice of the golden apple was to wake him up, and the explosion scared Lupin awake, also to wake him up.

The route was wrong, but the result was correct.

Dumbledore and Lupin exchanged a glance, and the latter asked, "What happened?"

"I can tell who did this just by looking at the bridge of my nose." The former took a bite of the apple in silence and left the principal's office helplessly. Seeing this, Lupin hurriedly followed him.

The two came to the alchemy professor's office on the south side of the third floor. After opening the door and walking in, they felt as if they had come to a huge square.

Judging from the area of ​​this office alone, it should be no smaller than Black Lake.

Dumbledore was a little upset for a moment, and quickly Apparated out of the castle. He took a look outside the castle and slowly put his heart back in his stomach.

Kaisen did not go so far as to add a huge bulge to the third floor on the south side of Hogwarts Castle. Instead, he designed it in great detail from the foundation to the first, second, third, fourth floor... fourth floor?

In short, the castle looks like it has been expanded, and it still has black brick and stone walls, the same style as the original Hogwarts.

The apparition moved into the interior of the castle. There was a huge space on the south side of the castle, and the first floor was occupied by Kaisen.

He renovated the second floor into a huge classroom, and even hung a sign saying "Alchemy Classroom" on it.

There is a staircase next to the podium, and going up it is the alchemy office on the third floor.

Dumbledore was surprised at Kaisen's civil engineering skills, and then walked towards the fourth floor... Well, the fourth floor was not that crazy. The area was much smaller than the third floor. It was just a normal suite used for living.

Lupin, who followed, was also a little surprised. The layout of this place was almost exactly the same as 222 Baker Street, with a living room, bathroom, study, bedroom, and even a kitchen and a large terrace.

"Eh... I'm really ashamed of myself when it comes to enjoying this." Dumbledore sighed.

Soon, Kaisen opened up the entire wall of his third-floor office, creating a massive floor-to-ceiling window that perfectly captured the view of the Black Lake, which now resembled a piece of black jade. He then added a variety of lamps, and the new office was complete.

"How's it going? Have you two finished touring my new office? Yeah? Yeah?"

Dumbledore smiled helplessly: "Even such a large office has an echo."

"It's okay. I plan to build a lot of things in the office in the future," said Kaisen.

"...It looks good...but you still forgot my headmaster's office." Dumbledore's voice even sounded a little aggrieved.

"Next time, definitely next time."

"........."

"I really must, please believe me."

"Well, I believe you. I'm going back to sleep. Remus, you stay in Hogwarts for a while, until the full moon." Dumbledore staggered out of the alchemy office.

"Me? Where do I live?" Lupin looked at Dumbledore who was leaving in confusion, and then looked at Kaisen.

The latter pointed to the lounge area upstairs and said, "The layout is the same as 222 Baker Street. Find it yourself."

"Thanks." Lupin walked over and gave Kaisen a big hug.

This was the first time he had done this in such a long time.

"It's a very common thing. You can even go to the hospital wing and find a bed to sleep in for the night."

“It’s not just this one thing.”

"OK, stop being so cheesy." After sending Lupin upstairs, Kaisen stood in front of the French window, staring at the moon in the sky.

Waxing gibbous moon, three-quarters full.

The knowledge of the moon phases was captured by the monocle and stuffed into his brain.

"It's a pity that the moon can't scan for elements."

Kaisen murmured, turned around, took out the structural workbench and redstone components, and began to make a fully automatic deconstruction machine.

The next day, Lupin came down from the fourth floor in a daze, and then he saw a huge machine that looked terrifying.

Even if the machine is completely covered by one-meter-thick glass, one can still feel the shock that can be described as terrifying.

Kaisen sat in a boss chair in the corner of the office and fell into a deep sleep.

Seeing this, Lupin took out his wand and nodded, and Kaisen flew up and followed him to the fourth floor. After placing him in the bedroom, Lupin came out again to find food.

Kaisen slept until evening.

"Um... My body clock has been messed up. I can't work overtime tonight. I have to drink a whole bottle of Life and Death Water."

He walked downstairs in a daze, and smiled as he looked at the fully automatic deconstruction machine that had been completed and was continuously producing elements.

It was worth it that he had read several redstone tutorials before, and this was also a charming moment of redstone automation.

Walking towards the French window, Kaisen looked towards the white disc that slowly appeared in the east.

Full Moon

"Well, there's no rush to sleep just yet."

After leaving the castle, Lupin was found running by the Black Lake.

"Today is the full moon," Kaisen said.

Lupin turned around and looked at him with a slightly nervous expression.

But this is also human nature, just like when the test paper is handed out, good students guess whether it will be 100 points or 99 points.

Ordinary students guessed it would be 80 or 60.

The poor students guess whether the score is in single digits or tens digits.

In short, before the scores were announced, no matter what kind of students they were, they all felt that inexplicable fear.

It's just that the point of fear is different.

"I thought it would take a few more days...I forgot a little." After calming down, Lupin scratched his head awkwardly.

"Because we were in Brazil before and now we are in England, the full moon comes earlier." Kaisen walked over to Lupin and sat down, looking at the black lake in front of them with him.

"Yes, it's almost there...right away...By the way, Kaisen, stay away from me, in case...uh, it's not that I don't trust you, but it would be bad if my wolfsbane hasn't been completely eliminated and I accidentally hurt you." Lupin said.

"There's no need for that. I have 100 percent confidence in my own craftsmanship."

Although Kaisen said so, Lupin still moved a little further away from Kaisen without any expression, and very carefully put his hands under his butt.

This would cause him to subconsciously lose his balance when transforming into a werewolf, at least giving Kaisen time to pull out his wand.

Soon, the sun set completely and a silvery full moon hung high in the sky.

Lupin tilted his head back, staring blankly at the moon, a tear sliding down the corner of his eye.

Chapter 76 Congratulations

The next morning...

"No, no, this thing can't be sent out right now. The enchanting table treatment is very simple. It only requires an enchanting table, which can be homemade. Besides, I've already open-sourced it."

"But what about the risks? If we don't count my spell enchantments and only count the healing enchantments, you're the only one left. If this thing gets out, what if someone dies?"

In the alchemy office, Kaisen used his staff to transform batches of alchemical crucibles while speaking to Lupin who was sitting on the sofa.

"Haven't you already marked the risks above? It says that I recovered at the hands of you and Dumbledore. If they learn how to manipulate it themselves, it's understandable that there would be risks." Lupin said as he flipped through the paper he had worked on overnight.

"Because there is another problem now, which is the editing function of the enchantment table. For example, I can now use the enchantment table to delete a person's beast symbol. Then, will there be a perverted dark wizard who captures Muggles or his enemies? In short, weak people who are not as powerful as him."