Wizard: I Can Analyze Every Truth

"Mad Rationality," "Corrupted Ascension," "Stitched-Together Rules," "Refining All Things"

Every muggle dreams of becoming a wizard, and Carlos is no exception.

With a little "fine-tuning," Carlos really does manage to become a wizard through potions.

But something's not right. Aren't potion-born wizards supposed to be inferior, second-generation wizards?

The poor talent, the risk of losing control, the fact that they're muggles at heart, blah blah blah...

So why are the academy's gifted young talents, the sons and daughters of ancient wizarding families, and even pure-blooded extraordinary creatures all begging me to teach them?