Wen Yan felt that Gauss Weil probably didn't mean anything else; whatever he said was just what he really thought.
Gauss Weil honestly thought this spell was nothing more than a toy. He didn't have any urge to dig deeper—what he wanted was an epiphany, a way to understand things he otherwise couldn't grasp.
Meanwhile, Wen Yan was having plenty of fun with a white bone wand made up of finger and palm bones, going over the whole house, turning everything inside brand spanking new, like it'd just been renovated.
Plus, Gauss's cleaning wand, at least for now, didn't seem to have any usage limit.
Wen Yan was having a blast, but when he was cleaning the yard outside, he accidentally swiped the cleaning curse a few extra times over the same railing, and that's when he finally understood why Gauss Weil said the cleaning curse had something to do with time—and was also one of the rare spells you could use without any special profession.
