Chapter 42: Missing Potion Materials

"Are you okay?"

Michael carefully supported Sien,

the young wizard was still breathing heavily.

"I'm fine."

After a few minutes of recovery, Sien also came back to his senses.

He had still overestimated this body of his, which had just recovered from a serious illness.

He decided to walk slower next time, and moved the importance of learning to fly to the top priority, under getting a scholarship.

"Alright."

Michael's eyebrows drooped, his eyes flickering.

After arriving at the bedroom, the things Sien had to do were much simpler.

He just had to face the simple homework for History of Magic, Transfiguration, Potions, Charms, and Defense Against the Dark Arts.

Originally, these were all homework with a one-week deadline, but Sien clearly didn't plan to drag it out that long.

He only spent half an hour finishing the Defense Against the Dark Arts essay,

and the Charms essay didn't even last twenty minutes in his hands.

The only thing that needed attention was the one-foot-long History of Magic essay,

although it was a lot, Sien had basically finished it last time, leaving only an ending.

"Are you kidding me..."

Michael, who witnessed the whole process from the side, was a bit dull,

"You just, like that, and like that, finished three assignments?

Including that terrifyingly long History of Magic essay?"

Sien turned his head, his long eyelashes trembling slightly.

"Don't look at me with that 'This is normal, can't you do it?' expression!"

Michael "bang" closed the book,

"I guarantee, at this time, no one can finish these assignments!"

He said, quickly walking out of the bedroom, and when he returned, two wizards were already following him—

Terry and Anthony.

"Sorry to bother you."

Anthony greeted politely.

"Michael said there is Me..."

Terry began shyly,

and was quickly covered by the black-haired young wizard.

"Sien, look, everyone hasn't finished."

Michael proudly raised two pieces of parchment, on which there was nearly three inches of handwriting, but it was still far from the length of one foot,

"So, please teach us!"

Sien was a bit confused; although it was indeed a lot, it shouldn't be that hard...

Looking at the three pairs of inquisitive eyes, Sien nodded and picked up his own parchment.

"In fact,"

Sien pointed to his handwriting,

"Completing a history essay is very simple. The topic given by Professor Bins is Emeric the Evil and Uric the Oddball.

The first step is to draw a timeline and find the era these two wizards lived in..."

Sien picked up the timeline he had drawn and handed it to the three, who didn't dare to be distracted,

"Next, we can find the background of their lives; the content in *History of Magic* is detailed enough;

followed by the second step: combine the background to analyze the actions of these two wizards. Hmm, there is a good sentence in the book: judging people out of context is a scoundrel's act; ===== CHAPTER 43 =====