Xing Ke has no intelligence bonus. He appears to be wiser than the average person just because he is old. A typical person becomes better with age.

So so far, he has only learned the spells left by his predecessors. When it comes to improving experience, he has only found different uses for forgotten useless spells based on some experience.

Therefore, even if Xingji wants to improve the [Space Exile] spell to reach the level of plane exile or even world exile, it will still take a long time. The span of this time is unknown, and maybe a flash of inspiration will come tomorrow.

It's done, but it might take tens of millions of failed experiments. Just like if Edison had used that humble tungsten wire in his first experiment, wouldn't the result have been a different ending?

And the most indispensable thing in Xingji is time.

I asked Mrs. Pince, the librarian, if the author of "Resisting Auras and Related Advanced Spells" had any other books. Xingke thought that this might be able to investigate the original author of the "Space Exile" spell.

Who is it? What Star Carving needs now is the initial draft and principle analysis of this spell, and these are generally only available to the original author of the spell.

"If it were other spells, I might not know about it, but I happen to know the author of the [Space Exile] spell, Mr. Cavendish."

After noting the original author of the book to Mrs. Pince without any hope, Xingke asked about the spell [Space Exile]. After all, Mrs. Pince had been a librarian for many years, and even Xingke and above liked these.

Book.

Unexpectedly, I got unexpected good news.

After walking out from behind the counter, Mrs. Pince walked towards the bookshelf on the left, as if she was going to find something deep in the library.

Xingji hurriedly followed Madam Pince's pace.

"Speaking of which, I don't remember much of the content in the books I've read, especially now that I'm old."

"The reason why I remember the author of this spell is because a friend happened to be reading books together at that time, and she mentioned to me that the author of this spell was her great ancestor."

Xing Ke asked for help, and followed Mrs. Pingsi obediently, quietly listening to the old man's chatter.

Madam Pince, were you also a Ravenclaw when you were young?

"Their family is always like this, working hard on advanced spells that have little practical value. But I have to say that although their research directions are different, their talents are so outstanding... Ah, here we are."

Hearing the keyword "arrival", Xing immediately came back to his senses.

I saw Mrs. Pingsi taking down a thick book from the third floor of the bookshelf and handing it to Xing Ke.

Xing Ke turned out to be a book that looked very old and seemed to be a handwritten book. The name of this book made Xing Ke instantly understand who the friend Mrs. Pince was talking about.

The name of this book is "Minerva's Study of Different Dimensions"

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Minerva McGonagall, a serious female teacher of the people, always has a serious expression, and is meticulous in her work and behavior. She always reveals the aura and stance of a strong woman.

I heard that Mag is the surname of her father, a Christian pastor. She herself has been married, but she has always kept her old surname. This is evident in her feminism.

Treating students is a bit like a great celestial country on the other side of the world. They do their best, care but never overact, and assign a lot of homework.

I heard that Minerva was named after her mother eloped with a Christian priest. In order to commemorate the past wizard family, she took the same name as her deceased grandmother. There must be millions of words of love stories as the basis.

Maybe Professor McGonagall, their daughter, has a touching love history.

But these have nothing to do with Star Carving. The people Star Carving is looking for are not the parents of Professor McGonagall, who came from a feuding organization and yet bravely fell in love with each other. Instead, they are the great-great-grandmother who appears as the backdrop.

Because this book "Minerva's Study of Different Dimensions" is the masterpiece of the great-great-grandmother who has the same name as Professor McGonagall.

This is truly fate, and it’s wonderful.

Thinking about it, this happened hundreds of years ago, and the clues were found so easily.

After Xingke flipped through the book "Minerva's Research in Different Spaces", he thanked Madam Pince and asked to borrow it for a few days before leaving the library in a hurry.

He was going to find Professor McGonagall and borrow from her the collection of books that had been passed down by their family, because according to what Xing Ke had just read, the book "Minerva's Research on Different Spaces" was mainly about research materials on the conditions of different spaces.

The focus is not on the magic of [Space Exile]. This magic is just a derivative of the study of different spaces. I wanted to find specific information, but Ms. Pince said that the library in Hohenheim did not have these.

But it doesn't matter, there are already clues, and there are specific people. As long as you get the help of Professor McGonagall, in this post-apocalyptic era where ancient materials are of little value, there is not much difficulty in borrowing magic materials that have no practical benefits.

, that’s right...

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What a mistake! I should have thought of it a long time ago.

"Mr. Cavendish, do you want to borrow those relics from previous generations?"

Professor McGonagall slowly turned over the "Minerva's Research on Different Spaces" that she got from Star Carving with some nostalgia, and for some reason there was a hint of joy on her face.

"Yes, I wonder if I can have a convenient personality. Professor McGonagall."

"Well, no."

"Thanks... eh? No? Why?"

"There is no reason. This is just my personal judgment. As the sole heir of the obligation, I have the right to decide who can borrow it."

"...but I really need it..."

"As a professor in Hohenheim, I think that a student who is self-reliant on his talent, ignores the existence of professors, never attends classes, and always studies on his own, does not need the help of me, the transfiguration professor."

The joy on Professor McGonagall's face gradually expanded, and it was an expression that said, "I finally caught you, kid?"

"Unless this student can correct his mistakes and accept the lessons well, maybe I can entertain him at my family's old house during the vacation before he enters the second grade. Don't you think so? Cavendish

gentlemen?"

At this moment, Professor McGonagall, who usually has a serious face, seems to have a slight smile on his face for some reason.

What a terrible woman.

Xingke has been very good in the six months since the beginning of school, and has avoided all troubles gracefully. He has not let anyone catch him, and he has always done everything alone.

You see, isn’t this retribution?

What can the stars say?
Chapter completed!