"To be able to perceive and connect such subtle links..." Madame Maxime said with deep emotion. "Vizet, your erudition is truly admirable!"
"Madame Maxime, you're far too kind!" Vizet said, waving a hand. "For now, this is only an inference. It still needs to be verified."
"Besides, I only took one step forward." He turned to look at Luna, who was smiling. "Without a clear direction, I'm afraid I wouldn't have been able to take even that step."
Madame Maxime smiled meaningfully. "How enviable..."
Antoine Martin returned to the ward with River Lethe water and alfalfa. "Mr. Lovegood, see if this amount is enough. I've also had a nurse prepare larger quantities of River Lethe water and alfalfa."
Vizet took the River Lethe water and alfalfa Antoine Martin handed him. "It's enough."
He raised the glass bottle containing the River Lethe water, gently shook it, then pulled out the stopper and pointed his wand at the mouth of the bottle, giving it a light wave.
A ball of green light leapt from the tip of the wand, flickered above the bottle's mouth for a moment, then quietly dispersed, as if it had never appeared at all.
"The quality is quite excellent..." He nodded in satisfaction, then turned his gaze to the small piece of alfalfa and examined it carefully.
Watching everything Vizet did, Antoine Martin gained an even deeper understanding of why Galen Claudius had recommended Vizet.
As an experienced healer, he knew very well that in magical treatment, the quality of materials was of vital importance. Any single detail could affect the final result.
Vizet personally inspecting the materials was not a question of his materials' quality. On the contrary, it reflected an attitude rigorous and responsible enough.
This kind of meticulous caution was exactly the outstanding quality a