Vizet said, "Yes."
"Oh?" Rita Skeeter adjusted her glasses, her Quick-Quotes Quill hovering over the parchment.
Vizet's firm, decisive answer surprised her a little instead.
"Mr. Lovegood, I thought that when faced with such a major matter, your answer would be more... cautious. For example, adding a few more qualifiers, leaving yourself some room, so you wouldn't speak too absolutely."
Vizet nodded slightly and said calmly, "Ms. Skeeter, thank you for your suggestion. If we are only discussing the magical disease known as 'Lycanthropy Disease,' then that is unnecessary."
"What a rare tone..." Rita Skeeter's eyes lit up, and her voice carried a hint of keen interest.
"Mr. Lovegood, now I really am a little curious about exactly how you cured 'Lycanthropy Disease.' Let's begin!"
Vizet described the process of Ritual Magic and, within the scope Rita Skeeter could understand, answered related questions about Magic Principles.
As for this part, although Rita Skeeter was amazed by Vizet's breadth of knowledge, she was still somewhat lacking in interest.
As a reporter, what she cared about more was what interesting things had happened during the Ritual Magic process, things worth writing up in great detail.
While exploring this part, she noticed something very interesting: whenever Vizet mentioned the "Werewolf Wizards" who had participated in the Ritual Magic, his tone always carried deep respect.
After realizing this, Rita Skeeter raised an eyebrow and adjusted the content recorded on the parchment.
She took the initiative to interrupt Vizet's narration and read out the content she had adjusted. "Mr. Lovegood, do you think it would be all right if I wrote it like this?"
"The 'Werewolf Wizards' who participated in this treatment were basically victims bitten by werewolves like Fenrir Greyback, who took pleasure in creating pain..."
"For them, every full moon night was a