Madame Maxime said, "Mid- to high-level Magical Artifacts such as Pensieves, Golden Snitches, and Quaffles, magical buildings suited to all kinds of settings, Tents—items like these aren't affected."
"What's being impacted by Muggles now is mainly the various Magical Artifacts used in daily life. And the industries involving these Magical Artifacts are also the main industries Beauxbatons students enter after graduation."
"In that case, I understand," Vizet said. "As far as I know, the production of various Magical Artifacts is still at the handicraft stage, while the outside world has already completed industrialization."
"Remarkable!" Madame Maxime blinked. "Mr. Lovegood, I didn't expect you to understand Muggle industrialization as well. One might say this is the source of the predicament."
"Madame Maxime, with my shallow understanding of Alchemy..." Vizet voiced his view. "I believe present-day Alchemy can actually undergo a similar transformation."
"What if the entire process of making a Magical Artifact were split into multiple stages and handled by different Wizards? That would not only lower the difficulty, but also improve the yield and efficiency."
This was what M was currently pushing forward, but because it involved many specialized things, they had not taken very large steps. Stability was their main priority.
"I understand... just like Muggle industrialization..." Madame Maxime nodded, indicating that she understood what Vizet meant. "But there are always some people who don't understand, or who are unwilling to understand..."
Vizet blinked. "For the sake of profit and selling at high prices?"
"Mm..." Madame Maxime gave a faint bitter smile and did not continue along Vizet's words.
"Mr. Lovegood, how do you think one should deal with... those Magical Artifacts that fail to sell?"
Vizet understood what Madame Maxime meant. How many Magical Artifacts Wizards could consume was also a question worth considering.
Madame Maxime said, "The