Jacob Kowalski said, "Mr. Dumbledore showed the greatest sincerity, so naturally, they needed to respond..."
"That was why both sides had to abide by the Magic Contract they made... But we all understand that there are simply too many Muggles!"
"Even if the Muggles with the greatest say were willing to make a Magic Contract with Mr. Dumbledore, they could still use certain methods to get other people moving."
His tone carried deep emotion. "No matter what, the fact that Mr. Dumbledore was willing to go that far truly fills me with admiration!"
Vizet said in understanding, "Mr. Kowalski, is that why you reminded me?"
"That's right!" Jacob Kowalski smiled faintly. "If they can have other Muggles do that, then we can carry out a certain degree of countermeasure as well."
"Of course! Mr. Dumbledore trusts you very much. He believes that even if you weren't given any hint, you would still be able to handle it properly enough."
"Mr. Crouch is actually in the know too, but his decision is the same as Mr. Dumbledore's. He also thinks that with your ability, you can handle things well even without a reminder."
"Perhaps I need to apologize to you..." He let out a long sigh. "What I'm doing is the real sign that I don't trust you."
"Mr. Kowalski, I'm very grateful that you reminded me," Vizet replied with a smile. "No matter what, a little more preparation always means a little more certainty. That's how things can be done better."
"To be honest... I'm actually a very lazy person..." Jacob Kowalski shrugged. "My grandfather was a Muggle, and he always wanted me to do things with my own hands."
"For example, getting a driver's license, baking bread in an oven... there were too many! It was precisely because I