Malcolm Sharma could not help laughing and shaking his head. "Of course it was them!"
Vizet thought of something. "Mr. Sharma, does that mean they talked to you about this?"
Malcolm Sharma nodded. "Yes. Most of the 'Education Investigators' are what you call Muggles, living in the so-called Muggle World..."
"Those two Mr. Weasleys thought that Muggles like us, who live in the Muggle World, must know a lot about things like airplanes, so they asked a lot of 'Education Investigators' about it."
"After asking around like that, they finally ended up in front of me... Wanting to buy an airplane isn't exactly difficult. There's actually room for discussion."
Vizet noticed Malcolm Sharma's expression and guessed, "Mr. Sharma, it sounds like this happened recently?"
"That's right!" Malcolm Sharma recalled the scene at the time. "They asked very carefully about all the things to pay attention to when buying an airplane."
"But I didn't give them an answer right away. I also told them that something like buying an airplane required consideration of many factors and couldn't be solved in a short time."
"Although they're always laughing and messing around on ordinary days, they were unusually patient about this. They told me they were willing to wait. It seemed they'd made up their minds to buy an airplane."
Hearing Malcolm Sharma say that, Vizet smiled. "Fred and George are just that kind of people. Their goals have always been very clear."
Fred and George had wanted to buy an airplane back then. That they could persist until now, and had even begun making preparations, did not surprise Vizet in the slightest.
Just like Mr. Weasley back then: once the idea of "buying a Muggle car for research and modification" had occurred to him, he had immediately taken action.
The final result