Professor McGonagall returned to her seat and said, "You can still tell that Ron's state of mind is much better now than it used to be."
"Just like after last week's match ended, he already knew how to adjust himself and get back into form as quickly as possible... I think Molly will be very pleased."
Professor Flitwick nodded in agreement. "Yes! When I've been reviewing with the students lately, I've sensed that too. Mr. Weasley has a decent foundation; he just lacked a bit of confidence."
"When he wasn't confident, his thoughts became muddled. As a result, his spellwork would fluctuate with his state of mind, sometimes good, sometimes poor. But starting last year, that situation improved a great deal."
"It should be because he mastered the Patronus Charm," Professor McGonagall recalled. "Back then, I even saw them in an abandoned classroom, practicing the Patronus Charm over and over again."
"The Patronus Charm is a good piece of magic!" Professor Flitwick picked up the thread. "I've been encouraging the students to practice this spell too..."
"Now that we have those books Vizet wrote to help, the difficulty of practicing this magic has been reduced quite a bit. It's much easier to practice."
His eyes suddenly lit up. "Speaking of that, Vizet gave me another revised draft a few days ago, and there was a line in it that I especially liked."
"This is what he wrote... to let the incantation bloom like flowers in full blossom, releasing it from the inside out in the most natural way..."
"Let me guess..." Professor McGonagall also had a smile on her face. "There should be another sentence before that... it should be 'Luna told me'?"
"That's right!" Professor Flitwick laughed as well. "If Vizet had written it himself, I imagine that sentence