As he listened to Vizet share his views and research findings on "'Consensus' Magic," Headmaster Dumbledore felt deeply moved.
Vizet's foundation was simply too solid. Even when discussing the same spell, he could draw on different magical subjects to give an explanation that was easier to understand.
For instance, when Vizet talked about the design concept behind the Silent Wound Spell, Dumbledore could actually tell that the Silent Wound Spell bore traces of War Magic.
It was only because the present circumstances were different that Vizet did not put that openly on the table.
Yet anyone familiar with War Magic could always hear a faint hint of it in Vizet's words, and thereby better understand the magic of the Silent Wound Spell.
Dumbledore could see the qualities of all four Hogwarts houses in Vizet.
But if Vizet had to be Sorted into one house, no matter how reluctant Dumbledore might be, he had to admit one thing—the house best suited to Vizet was undoubtedly Ravenclaw.
Only an atmosphere like Ravenclaw's could allow Vizet to grow at his best, and the increasingly brilliant achievements Vizet had made were, in fact, proof of that.
At that thought, an idea arose in Dumbledore's mind. "Vizet, do you want to try writing a book?"
Vizet drained the black tea in his cup. Hearing Dumbledore say that, he said in some surprise, "Writing a book?"
"Yes! Writing a book!" Dumbledore nodded. "Your papers are already quite outstanding, and in order to challenge yourself, you've already begun changing the style of your papers..."
"Since that's the case, why don't you try writing a book? It could be something simpler, like Dark Magic: A Guide to Self-Defense or Magical Theory..."
"Or it could be a book that goes from the deep to the shallow, like the Transfiguration