Dumbledore's explanation made Vizet unconsciously furrow his brow. The way he looked at the Elder Wand and the Resurrection Stone turned grave as well.
Noticing the change in Vizet's expression, Dumbledore smiled and asked, "Vizet, have you thought of another doubt?"
Vizet said, "I made a guess about Ignotus Peverell's experience. If we only look at it from the perspective of a story, that guess is already enough..."
"But if we dig deeper..." His tone shifted, and his brow drew even tighter. "We'll realize there are some unreasonable parts in that guess."
"For example... after Ignotus Peverell entered the 'Misty Illusory Realm,' as you mentioned, Headmaster Dumbledore, that 'pulling force' capable of dragging you into the abyss still existed..."
"Why was Ignotus Peverell still able to leave the 'Misty Illusory Realm'? Logically speaking, the deeper he explored, the harder it should have been for him to break free of the 'Misty Illusory Realm.'"
Dumbledore blinked. He did not seem surprised by Vizet's words at all, only somewhat curious as he pressed, "Oh? Why did that thought occur to you?"
"Because magic can be viewed from multiple angles." Vizet sat up straight, his gaze focused. "For example, if we look at the 'Deathly Hallows' from the perspective of 'Sympathetic Magic'..."
"We can infer the existence of the 'Misty Illusory Realm' through the 'contact' and 'similarity' of 'Sympathetic Magic,' as well as the fact that we can enter the 'Misty Illusory Realm' through the 'Deathly Hallows.'"
"If we look at the 'Deathly Hallows' and the 'Misty Illusory Realm' from the perspective of 'Alchemy,' then the process of entering the 'Misty Illusory Realm' to explore it is probably not so wonderful."
He drew his wand and waved it lightly. A peculiar pattern appeared above the desk, made up of straight lines, circles, and