"How enviable, and deeply moving!" the Muggle High-level continued on his own, giving Vizet no chance to agree.
His tone was filled with envy. "The so-called 'Squibs' ignored by Wizards, because of a special kind of magic, were granted a new life as if blessed by God!"
"Especially during a special period like Easter... I can actually imagine how many fanatical speculations would be stirred up if this matter were widely reported."
"Sir." Vizet interrupted him cleanly. "As for the so-called Easter question, I can answer that first."
"The reason I chose the Easter Holiday was because it was a holiday. For a student, that was the more important thing."
The sudden interruption made the Muggle High-level pause.
He clearly had not expected Vizet's answer to be so simple and direct.
The string of rhetoric he had been brewing in his mind was also all jammed in his throat by Vizet's interruption.
If it had been an evasion or an argument, perhaps he could have followed up with more words.
But faced with such an answer, he actually could not find an opening for a moment, nor did he know how to respond.
He reacted quickly as well and did not dwell on Vizet's answer. "Thank you, Mr. Lovegood. A student engaging in additional activities during a holiday is a perfectly sufficient reason. I was overthinking it."
"What I mean is..." He returned to what he had been about to say earlier. "Squibs can also be considered closely tied to magic, so why them?"
"Why are Squibs the ones to receive such a miracle... Does this imply some kind of unfairness? Especially for us, that is, what you call 'Muggles'..."
"We Muggles truly have no way to really touch magic. What I mean is... while I saw a miracle and