After hearing Vizet's analysis, Sebastian Sallow and Ominis Gaunt's expressions both darkened.
"So that's how it is..." Ominis Gaunt sighed, doing his best to keep his tone from sounding too heavy. "Thank you for your hard work, Vizet."
"If you hadn't come to help us, it would probably have taken us a great deal of time to analyze them thoroughly."
"Mr. Gaunt, this is what I should do," Vizet said sincerely. "If you hadn't withstood the pressure for me, I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to do anything now, let alone help you."
Sebastian Sallow's brows were tightly furrowed, his eyes flickering, clearly thinking about something. "Even though we know how they appeared, the problem is still tricky..."
"It seems the Isaiah Society and that Voldemort really are cut from the same cloth! To think they came up with this method of creating chaos so quickly through the characteristics of Horcruxes."
"Herpo, the 'shepherd' of the Isaiah Society, has always been like this..." Ominis Gaunt's voice carried a trace of understanding. "After all, he is the creator of Horcruxes..."
"With that alone, even if that Voldemort was unwilling to cooperate, he would have a way to make Voldemort cooperate with him... or to put it more directly, to control Voldemort into doing things for him."
"That's true." Sebastian Sallow folded his arms and nodded in agreement. "If not, wizards such as Morgan le Fay wouldn't obey his orders."
Vizet said, "Mr. Sallow, Mr. Gaunt, I actually have a somewhat different view on this matter."
"Don't tell me you think..." Sebastian Sallow looked at Vizet, his gaze sharpening. "In Voldemort and Herpo's cooperation, Herpo isn't the one in charge?"
"Yes." Vizet answered without the slightest hesitation. "Voldemort's Path of Magic is extremely unusual. In his view, the entire world has to