After reciting that passage, Hermione looked as if she were thoroughly enjoying herself. "That is the real content of that paper! It's not as simple as drinking belladonna water and running laps!"
Seamus Finnigan did not interrupt Hermione either. After all, with Hermione helping to explain, Ron should be able to realize what they were trying to do.
"I think... I've read that paper too." Ron scratched his hair. "I thought it made quite a lot of sense..."
"Of course it makes sense!" Hermione lifted her chin slightly. "And what I recited just now isn't even the best part! I like Vizet's summary at the end even more!"
"The reason Vizet wanted to study Ritual Magic was because he felt... 'The pioneer's path has shown us the way, but we must remind ourselves that it is not the only path.'"
"'Once we understand that the essence of Ritual Magic is "resonance of body and mind," we will not be content with becoming followers. What we should truly do is explore a Path of Magic that belongs to us alone.'"
"'We must examine our hearts, seek a way to focus our minds, and discover the symbols that awaken our faith. The instant you resonate with magic, you have found the key that belongs to you alone.'"
"'We must try to solidify, refine, and repeat this "instant"... Through this method, a Ritual Magic created by you, belonging only to you, is born!'"
"That's right! That's it!" Seamus Finnigan slapped his thigh hard. "Hermione, you're absolutely right! Repeat! 'Repeat' is important!"
Ron still looked confused, his eyebrows twisted together as his gaze darted back and forth between Hermione and Seamus.
Meeting Ron's eyes, Hermione merely shrugged, her glance toward Seamus Finnigan carrying a trace of helplessness. Clearly, she did not think Seamus Finnigan