Chapter 27 Metallurgical Fusion (Ch 27)

Kaisen felt a little regretful. He still liked to appreciate music, but now he had no choice but to leave the office and start a night out like a student.

It’s just a pity that Filch didn’t catch the professor when he was catching the night wanderers, which made him lose the fun of competing with Filch in wits and courage.

Along the way, Kaisen thought about using torches, but then he remembered that other wizards were using that kind of pure light source, which seemed to be called… fluorescent flashes.

When he looked at the pixel torch burning with flames, he felt that it lacked some style. After thinking for a while, he summoned a piece of fluorite flying around him.

This looks much more upscale.

Kaisen came all the way to the library. Although it was less popular than during the day, it was still very good without Madam Pince’s hawk-like gaze.

Fluorite surrounded him as he walked towards the restricted area. After all, he was admitted to the University of Manchester based on his own strength, and his learning ability was definitely not bad. Ordinary alchemy books could no longer satisfy him during this period.

Of course, it was also because he was really bored and he couldn’t learn any other magic except alchemy!

It’s just that alchemy complements his abilities perfectly, and honestly if he wasn’t able to replicate most of the magic taught at Hogwarts using blocks, he would have been unable to continue pretending.

But it’s not certain. Maybe in the future, when I have a certain level of favorability, I will directly open a mod for myself, or even a command block. At that time…

“Hehehe!”

“Who’s there!” An old and hoarse voice came from a distance, and it sounded a little trembling when you listened carefully.

“It’s me, Kesenhis, Professor of Alchemy. You are Mr. Filch, right?” Kesen waved his hand, letting the fluorite cube fly to his chest and illuminate his face.

“It’s Professor Heath. Please don’t laugh so scary anymore.” Filch said dryly.

“I’ll pay attention. Did I disturb you from working?”

Kaisen said politely.

“It’s okay.” Filch, holding a dim lantern, walked around row after row of bookshelves and finally appeared in front of Kaisen.

“I just came to confirm that you are really the professor. Some naughty little wizards would pretend to be the professor’s voice to deceive me. It will be fine if I confirm that you are the real deal.”

“It’s hard work.” Kaisen nodded, and noticed Filch’s dim lantern. He rubbed his fingers, and an exquisite wrought iron lantern appeared in his hands.

“This is the first time we have met in private. Perhaps this can be considered a gift. This is an alchemical creation. It will continue to shine without the need for fuel.”

“Oh… a gift for me? You’re not making fun of me?” Filch asked in disbelief as he looked at the brand new lantern, a precious alchemical artifact, so close to him.

“Someone is making fun of you?” Kaisen frowned.

“There are simply too many. Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Slytherin, those naughty little wizards have always been like this. A delicious-looking candy can make your lips swollen for a week, and a shiny little thing can release electricity. It’s too much.” Filch said casually, pretending to be indifferent.

“You should talk to their respective deans, and I have no intention of making fun of you,” Kaysen said, handing the lantern to Filch.

“Oh…thank you, Professor.”

[Favourability from Filch +10]

[Favourability from Filch +10]

[Favourability from Filch +10]

[Trust from Filch +10]

[Trust from Filch +10]

[Trust from Filch +10]

Kaisen didn’t know what to say when he saw the series of positive emotions emerging in front of him.

The Filch in front of him might have enough food and clothing, but he was obviously not treated equally, so much so that a lantern could burst out a series of positive emotions.

A poor man.

“Professor, are you here to catch students who are wandering at night?” asked Filch.

“Uh, no, I came here to read a book. I couldn’t sleep tonight.” Kaisen shook his head.

“Then I won’t bother you. I haven’t seen you before. I guess you are a very good wizard. If you want to know about some strange rooms or secret passages in this castle, please feel free to ask me.”

“I will. Thanks.”

“Hmm…” Filch left the library carrying his brand new lantern. Looking at his back, Kaisen felt that his walking posture seemed younger.

“…Mr. Filch, maybe you should buy a looking glass. It can help you avoid the mischief of naughty little wizards, and also prevent you from missing out on the kindness of other little wizards.”

Kaisen thought about it and reminded again.

“I will, Professor.”

I read a book called “Forbidden Alchemy” in the restricted section of the library. How should I put it? Strictly speaking, the level of alchemy is not too high, but the things in it are quite weird.

The most evil of these is flesh and blood alchemy, such as fusing flesh and blood into alchemical creations. Forty thousand years later, this thing should be called wetware.

But this was just a momentary brainstorm for Kaisen, and what really attracted him was another paragraph.

It can fuse alchemical creations into the flesh and blood, allowing him to gain the abilities of alchemical creations.

This was really necessary for him and the project was not too big.

Now his other blocks, such as the exploding TNT, are almost unrecognizable as TNT. You can only see a glowing block. When encountering an enemy, he can directly control it to fly away.

Or the Wither Skull, just control it to fly out directly.

In his mind, these two types of blocks are equivalent to black magic. The attack methods are no different from the general black magic, and they are very useful for attacking enemies.

There is no difference in the use of other blocks and spells compared to them.

There is only one thing he really needs to merge into his flesh and blood, and that is the Ender Pearl.

That thing must be thrown out and broken into pieces before you can teleport yourself, and the process of breaking it can be easily interrupted. It is good to be interrupted by obstacles, but it would be interrupted by the Killing Curse accidentally.

That’s not a pure flash of relocation of graves.

So if the book in front of me can allow me to merge with the ender pearl, I can teleport to any location at will like the enderman.

This was almost exactly the same Apparition as taught at Hogwarts, except that there was no danger of splitting, and it was not restricted by the Anti-Apparition Charm.

This couldn’t be better.