Vizet's current research direction was mainly focused on exploring emotions and will.
To delve deeper into this field, he had to come into contact with more Dark Magic; in the process, his understanding of Dark Magic was also gradually changing.
At first, he had thought Dark Magic was like a sharp weapon, its effect entirely dependent on the caster's intent. It could be a dagger used to harm the innocent, or a scalpel used to save lives.
At the time, he had only just begun coming into contact with magic and had not yet encountered the concept of the "soul," so he had overlooked the important influence "emotion" had on a caster.
When a caster used Dark Magic, they were not only touched by its power, they could even be guided by it toward extremes.
Therefore, words associated with the title "Dark Wizard" were often negative adjectives such as mad, evil, cruel, and despicable.
If one wanted to avoid being influenced by Dark Magic, one needed to possess a powerful will, using it to control the influence brought by Dark Magic, thereby allowing a "sharp tool" to return once more to being a "sharp tool."
Thanks to Vizet's solid magical foundation, he could now come into contact with related knowledge safely and freely.
He explored how to control emotions, how to cast magic more "freely," and how to apply related knowledge to more magical fields, as with Snape's "Frog Brain Pulp of 'fear.'"
After Vizet left the library and strolled down the corridor, he still could not help taking out his notebook and adding a few more inspirations he had just gained.
"Vizet, do you have time right now?" Ron's voice rang out. "I found a problem... and wanted to ask you about it."
Under normal circumstances, if Ron