Vizet's gentle voice rang out. "Mr. Filch, Mrs. Figg, I'm very sorry for making you endure such enormous concer—"
Before Vizet could finish, Filch hurriedly shook his head. "Mr. Lovegood, please don't say that, really! Otherwise I'll feel guilty!"
"Yes!" Mrs. Figg quickly echoed. "You have nothing to apologize for. We're actually fine... truly fine!"
"Thank you for understanding!" Vizet nodded. "But I can still do something for you..."
"For example, I could cast a simple Confundus Charm to make you feel as though the audience is very far away, so you won't be able to see them."
"No need!" Filch was the first to say. "I'm not a criminal. I'm here to... complete becoming a new student!"
"Me too!" Mrs. Figg's tone was just as firm. "It's nothing serious!"
"Then please sit down!" Vizet made an inviting gesture. "In fact, this ritual magic isn't particularly complicated."
"After all, the various preceding steps have already been completed. All that remains is the final step... the 'ignition.'"
As Filch and Mrs. Figg took their seats, Vizet faced the people around them once more.
"My Treatment Plan is very simple. Through magical intervention, I'll assist them in completing the act of 'ignition' themselves."
He raised his Wand and pointed it at Filch and Mrs. Figg. With a light flick of the Wand, the wooden boxes in their arms opened by themselves, and the two "Emotion Collectors" floated straight into midair.
"Everything around us is actually a supporting measure. The most important 'potion' is these two Dark Magic creatures."
"These two Dark Magic creatures are very special. They come from the emotions the two of them have accumulated during this period, and are part of their souls."
"As I said before, what they are about to experience is something every Wizard experienced in