Listening to Professor Flitwick's resolute words, Vizet furrowed his brow slightly and began to think seriously.
"Vizet, you are an exceptionally outstanding child." Professor Flitwick's tone grew increasingly solemn and dignified. "It is my honor to be your professor, your Head of House."
"Professor Flitwick, it is also my honor to be your student!" Vizet said sincerely.
Sensing the sincerity in Vizet's voice, Professor Flitwick's face filled with a gratified smile. He nodded. "Good. This is truly good!"
"You have firm enough boundaries, which is why you can accomplish things ordinary students cannot. And because of that, I have a different piece of advice for you."
"Vizet, you do not need to think about what you 'must do' at all! For someone as exceptional as you, any framework imposed by the outside world would instead become shackles holding you back."
"If you put yourself inside a bottle, even a gilded one, you will no longer be able to contain the entire ocean. You should be a little more free-spirited!"
"Since you are the sun itself, why do you need to seek out a lantern? Keep going as your heart desires! Vizet, create an era that belongs to you!"
"As my heart desires?" Vizet murmured, Professor Flitwick's words surging through his mind.
"Yes, as your heart desires!" Professor Flitwick blinked. "Because you are special, you do not need others to tell you what you should do."
"You only need to follow your research, follow your soul. You will discover that you are not choosing a profession—you are creating an era."
Another flock of owls flew into the office, leaving behind a letter and packages scattered across the floor.
Professor Flitwick continued, "Vizet, whether it is an earnest invitation from a Quidditch team or promises from high-ranking officials at the Ministry of