If the binding force of the "Statute of Secrecy," along with the fact that he held a high position, had made President Jacques wary of the Magical World and of wizards;
Then after the "Paris Region Incident," now that the "Statute of Secrecy" was already teetering on the brink, it was only natural for him to develop a certain practical longing for magic.
"Mr. Lovegood, is that what you mean?" Vizet still had not spoken, which made President Jacques even more urgent. He hurriedly pressed, "Can I become a wizard too?"
Even if Ms. Laurence had been slower on the uptake, after hearing this string of questions, she could understand why her father had lost his composure so badly.
It was just that she had been unconscious before, and during that time, she had no idea what Vizet had said.
All she could do now was grip her father's hand tightly and offer him support that way.
Under the gaze of two pairs of hopeful eyes, Vizet slowly said, "President Jacques, I can only say that the probability is very high. That is also why I hope you will keep it confidential for the time being."
Vizet's offhand words instantly made Madame Maxime's eyes widen. "Vizet, could it be... you already have a research direction?"
"Yes." Vizet nodded in reply. "Madame Maxime, thank you very much for bringing us here today. This trip has inspired me greatly."
Madame Maxime sighed softly. She only felt her head begin to ache faintly again.
If she had known in advance that today's trip would actually inspire Vizet and lead him to attempt research into how to turn Muggles into wizards, she very likely would not have done it.
However, this had already happened. Even if she used a Time-Turner to go back to