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Chapter 436: Chapter 141: The Mystery of Ian and the Black Phoenix (Part 4)

Nicolas Flal, after another misunderstanding, blew his beard and glared at Albus Dumbledore.

"Of course, I believe in your abilities, there’s no doubt about that." Albus Dumbledore quickly nodded and smiled appeasingly. Nicolas Flal is soone whose emotions need to be taken care of at his age.

After all.

The older you get, the more like a child you beco.

This is reflected in many old wizards.

"You heard that, didn’t you, little one? Your headmaster knows my capabilities best. Co find

during your free ti, I’ll give you so private tutoring."

Nicolas Flal only glanced at the parchnt on the ground, and he already understood Ian’s achievents in alchemy. He started to feel glad that he ca to Hogwarts as an entertainer.

"Yes, yes! I’ll definitely co to see you!"

Ian was also quite happy.

Although he could consult Teacher Morgan about alchemy, opportunities for that only unlocked periodically. Having the greatest alchemist of the century available to consult at any ti is, of course, a good thing.

"I actually have more than just the Magic Stone; I have other treasures too. If your learning progress satisfies , once I kick the bucket, I’ll leave them all to you!" Nicolas Flal was quite pleased. He looked at the broken Magic Stone and began motivating Ian to study more.

This was clearly different from the empty promises Ian often made to the Dentors.

"That machine cannot be given to him."

Suddenly.

Albus Dumbledore reminded Nicolas Flal with so concern.

"What machine?"

Ian looked curiously at the old headmaster.

"So evidence of Nicolas’s past cris."

Albus Dumbledore clearly didn’t want to elaborate.

However.

Upon hearing his sowhat vague explanation, Nicolas Flal beca slightly displeased. He first glared at Albus Dumbledore, then explained to the little wizard.

"It’s really just a tal processor, capable of making so toys that might draw the Ministry of Magic’s attention." Nicolas Flal tried to salvage his image.

But even he couldn’t find a better way to phrase it.

"A money printing machine?"

Ian showed off his innate intelligence.

"An illegal money printing machine."

Albus Dumbledore sighed heavily, correcting Ian’s wording.

"The Ministry of Magic and those elves can’t tell the difference. Besides, I’ve never used it..." Nicolas Flal’s tone seed sowhat lacking in confidence.

Ian could even sense the other party’s guilty conscience.

He thought of the five million gold Galleons bet Nicolas Flal casually proposed.

So things seed to beco much clearer.

"Professor, you’ve been hiding in the wall’s secret compartnt for so long, you must be hungry. Should we go to the kitchen to grab a bite? I know so of the house-elves’ creations are really delicious."

"And we can also discuss... ask you so questions about alchemy." Ian imdiately decided to show his diligence.

"There’s still so ss to deal with."

Nicolas Flal wasn’t tempted by food. He gestured towards Voldemort’s corpse with his mouth, "If this corpse isn’t handled properly, the Dark Arts on it could harm many people. You’re not a magical creature, but this corpse is a product of biological alchemy."

Nicolas Flal’s skills are indeed very impressive, with little exaggeration. Even without close contact or examination, he was able to determine that Voldemort’s body ca from alchemy at a glance.

"He used alchemy to create a body for himself?"

Ian was also quite curious.

However.

Just as he was about to step forward to take a closer look, Albus Dumbledore stopped him.

"It’s even scarier than that. I think you’re curious about how Voldemort could revive and why he did so. I’ll explain everything to you in my office later."

Albus Dumbledore clearly hoped Ian would leave now.

"I’m actually more anxious to know if these magic runes on

will keep glowing?" Ian looked down at his still-exposed upper body.

The golden runes pulsed like breathing, lighting up and extinguishing.

"As far as I know, they’ll stabilize. You don’t need to worry about glowing indefinitely." Albus Dumbledore’s gentle response carried a reassuring sincerity.

Ian felt much more at ease.

"Alright, Professor, can I take this magic mirror with ? In the spirit of

having safeguarded our school once again and shed quite a bit of sweat for the safety of other little wizards?"

Ian actually wanted to say he had shed blood for the school, but he couldn’t find a drop of blood on his body, unsure if a mouth ulcer could count as a rit.

"Ian, being overly imrsed in the illusory scenes brought by the Mirror of Erised doesn’t benefit you at all." Albus Dumbledore couldn’t help but frown at his words.

"I’m just looking to study it a bit. You know, as an alchemist, I’d certainly want to research such an ancient alchemy creation."

Ian stated earnestly.

Albus Dumbledore still seed a bit hesitant.

Nicolas Flal at this point also stepped in to speak on Ian’s behalf, "An alchemist needs to have this kind of curiosity. It wasn’t little Ian who was obsessed with this mirror."

He was clearly hinting at sothing.

Making Albus Dumbledore’s face a bit uncomfortable.

"Alright, I can give it to you, but if I find it affecting you, I’ll take it back." Albus Dumbledore sighed heavily before nodding in agreent to Ian’s request.

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