"Another interesting question." Hermes Trismegistus rubbed his chin. "There is a connection! He is not us, yet he is us."
"So that's how it is." Vizet nodded and asked his third question. "Mr. Trismegistus, are the objects preserved in Departments of Mysteries around the world connected to you?"
Hermes Trismegistus nodded. "Of course they are."
Vizet made a sound of understanding. "I see..."
Whether it was his own soul theory or the line of writing he had just obtained from the rubbing of the Emerald Tablet, both could be used to understand Hermes Trismegistus's two answers.
"You have delved very deeply into the self..." A trace of surprise appeared on Hermes Trismegistus's face, and he asked his second question as well. "What exactly have you understood?"
"He is not us, yet he is us..." Vizet explained. "I understood the meaning of that sentence."
"Mr. Trismegistus, if my guess is correct, Odin shares the same origin as you, only his memories and experiences diverged."
"That was why he ultimately chose to devote himself and brought Runes to the world, just as you brought the 'Otherworld' to the world."
"And those objects from the Department of Mysteries—I learned their possible origins from Headmaster Dumbledore. Then the same inference applies..."
"Those objects from the Department of Mysteries were also gifts you gave to 'them,' to help 'them' develop well. Mr. Trismegistus, are you satisfied with this answer?"
"No wonder it would be you..." Hermes Trismegistus said with feeling. "Your deduction is correct. It could even be said to have not the slightest deviation."
"Whether it is Odin, whom you mentioned, or the objects preserved in the Department of Mysteries, they were the last few things we were able to do."
He gazed at Vizet. "Your focus is very strange. According to what I