When the afternoon meeting began, Mr. Dumbledore did as he had said that morning, compiling the principles of that magic, its key casting points, and practice methods into a booklet, then distributing it to the Heads of the International Magical Cooperation Departments.
Jacob Kowalski pressed his lips together as he accepted the booklet with its blank cover.
Judging from the conversation at noon, the booklet had clearly been prepared by Dumbledore in advance; he had simply chosen to wait until the afternoon to hand it out.
According to that "Oat Fruit Yogurt Cup" theory, the reason Dumbledore did this was to make the heads' anticipation more urgent, which would help them persuade their ministers after returning to the Ministry of Magic.
The head sitting beside Jacob Kowalski was flipping through the pages. During the process, he seemed to run into some issue and let out a soft "Hm?"
He raised his head and looked at Dumbledore, asking, "Mr. Dumbledore, why isn't the specific name of this magic written in this booklet?"
"Could it be that when the booklet was being made..." He offered his guess. "Some sort of mistake occurred, and that's why the name of the magic wasn't left on it?"
Meeting the gazes of the heads, Dumbledore explained calmly, "Everyone, here is the situation. When Mr. Vizet Lovegood handed this magic over to me, he did not mark down a name."
"According to Mr. Vizet Lovegood, he hoped I would name this magic, but I would like to entrust this matter to all of you, and have you name this magic instead."
One head asked tentatively, "So we are to think of several names for this magic, and then have that Mr. Vizet Lovegood decide?"
Dumbledore shook his head. "I think Mr. Vizet Lovegood... would probably prefer a