Vizet's consciousness returned. He slowly opened his eyes and let out a long breath.
The rubbing of the "Emerald Tablet" in his hand returned to its original form. As he exhaled, the rubbing trembled slightly, then drifted down onto the hospital bed like a feather.
This time, he had not been able to learn the wisdom left behind by his predecessors through the star clusters in the Otherworld, but he had still gained quite a bit of useful information.
Through his conversation with Hermes Trismegistus, Vizet had gained a deeper understanding of that Skeleton Figure.
Hermes Trismegistus had spoken in an extremely obscure manner, using only the images of "flame" and "rock" to describe what had happened in the past.
Vizet had studied War Magic, and he could infer why Hermes Trismegistus had done so.
Within the vast magical subject of War Magic, there existed reconnaissance magic similar to "sounding an alarm when key words or phrases were triggered";
as long as the corresponding key words or phrases were spoken, the caster's side could receive the relevant warning, then use this reconnaissance War Magic to locate the speaker, thereby learning the exact position of a key figure.
Vizet had even considered one possibility: back when Voldemort launched his war and threw England's Magical World into chaos, had he used a similar kind of reconnaissance War Magic?
From this, he thought of the terms "He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named" and "the one whose name cannot be mentioned" now used by Wizards in England. Could they all be so-called safe words, used to avoid this kind of reconnaissance War Magic?
By the same logic, perhaps that Skeleton Figure could also sense those who knew the hidden secrets of the past through similar reconnaissance War Magic, then deal heavy blows to those in the know.
After all,