Chapter 239: Hogwarts Learning Panel Chapter 104
"He's a true alchemy genius!"
George nodded in agreement.
The two didn't know that Professor Taila's eyes clearly had some interest at this time.
She waved her hand, and a loud noise suddenly appeared in the ears of the Wei Silais who were supposed to be preparing to cast magic to push Sean.
It turned out to be the Extendable Ears, which were being chewed by the wastebasket—that is, the trash can.
"Discovered, retreat—!"
The Wei Silais disappeared in an instant.
"Simple Introduction to Ancient Runes, Rune Dictionary, Magic Phonetic Table... how far have you read?"
In the corridor, the afternoon sun spilled through the stained glass windows, and Sean saw Professor Taila's silver hair slightly transparent under the golden light. Clouds outside the window drifted by, and the light changed from bright to dark. Making Sean's eyes glow slightly.
"I just finished memorizing..."
Sean confessed honestly.
"Not bad..."
The silver-robed, silver-haired professor didn't care about this, walked closer, and seeing it was a lower-year little wizard, she softened her face slightly,
"You're very interested in alchemy?"
"Yes, Professor."
Sean took out his levitating quill, knowing the opportunity had come.
"A levitating quill—not bad rune array..."
The professor was clearly interested; she held the quill, and after letting go, the quill still floated in the air,
"Practice work, can't be considered an alchemist's first work, but it's good enough..."
Her indifferent eyes carried appreciation.
As early as her second year, she had also finished learning the basic rune arrays; there weren't as many places in "Simple Introduction to Ancient Runes," "Rune Dictionary," and "Magic Phonetic Table" that required rote memorization as imagined. However, she hadn't rashly tried to make alchemical items...
Following the recklessness learned from those two talented yet mischievous little wizards, it was reasonable.
"How long have you been learning alchemy, child?"
Her words already had extremely obvious interest.
"A month ago, Professor."
"A month... oh, a month?!" ===== CHAPTER 240 =====
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