Vizet did not continue the topic, merely recalling what had happened two days earlier.
Through this incident, he understood even more clearly that, at certain times, words could easily seem pale and powerless in the face of deeply rooted prejudice.
Rather than painstakingly trying to persuade certain groups, it was better to display the results directly—to let them experience things firsthand in the most direct, irrefutable way, thereby fundamentally changing their understanding.
He had used some methods he had employed before: first letting those groups who tried to constrain magic with old frameworks personally feel the existence of magic, then taking magic away from them, ensuring that the experience left a deep enough impression.
He had actually prepared several plans at the time, but he had not expected that the group of Muggle High-level figures led by Karl Gustafsson would, while questioning him, inspire him instead and give him a more convenient approach.
That meant mentioning Cornelius Fudge again, the former Minister of Magic whose "great achievements" continued to circulate even after he had left office.
Karl Gustafsson had mentioned that it was Minister of Magic Cornelius Fudge who, in order to capture the escaped Sirius Black, had dispatched Dementors to patrol Hogwarts.
That reminded Vizet of something that happened later. When the truth had mostly come to light and only some corroborating evidence was needed, he had made certain arrangements for Ron's pet Scabbers—Peter Pettigrew.
He had already confirmed from Sirius Black and the others that Peter Pettigrew was an Animagus.
So, combining that with his understanding of Animagi, he placed a "Soul Stone" on Peter Pettigrew.
A wizard's soul could be altered; it could be regarded entirely as a pile of building blocks.
An Animagus's transformation process was the act of using those blocks to build the shape