Rita Skeeter's judgment had not been wrong, though it had still been a little conservative.
In her eyes, Vizet was already comparable to The Fountain of Fair Fortune, and he truly was like a gurgling spring; his influence was by no means limited to the members of M.S.C.
Take this red-haired Ron, for example. Merely because of one accidental spellcasting mishap, he had actually allowed Vizet to use it as a breakthrough point and find an incredibly suitable spell for him—Manifestitch Timoris.
Through this magic called "Manifestitch Timoris," Ron had shone brilliantly in this incident. Relying on the Acromantulas he summoned, he had subdued all kinds of dangerous magical creatures again and again.
As a reporter, Rita Skeeter had seen every sort of wizard, so she knew perfectly well that with the spell "Manifestitch Timoris" alone, Ron was already far better than many wizards.
Ron was no isolated case. Hanna, Neville, Harry, and the others who had already been interviewed before... each and every one of them had put in an outstanding performance.
Even Fred and George, who were good at joking around and whose thoughts seemed to run wild, had made Rita Skeeter look at them in a new light with their attainments in Alchemy.
The various Magical Artifacts Fred and George displayed looked as if they were used for pranks, but Rita Skeeter could tell that the Magic Principles contained within them were anything but simple.
Rita Skeeter also knew full well that it was precisely Vizet's existence that had catalyzed the rapid growth of Ron and the others.
After all, when Ron and the others were being interviewed, they would always unconsciously mention "what Vizet had said" or "what Vizet had done."
In this thrilling incident, though Ron and the others' performances had already been dazzling enough,