Vizet and Luna's ease had led Cedric, Draco, and Harry into a mistaken judgment.
Only after the three of them tried it for themselves did they realize that getting through the Whomping Willow unharmed was far harder than they had imagined.
After a sigh, they knitted their brows and summed up the various mistakes they had just made.
"Harry Potter... I misjudged the position just now and almost got you attacked by the Whomping Willow. Sorry..."
"Vizet, Luna, it was thanks to your Shield Charms just now... I was too impatient and didn't judge the position properly. Otherwise Draco wouldn't have been hurt."
"I thought too much. At least right now, I shouldn't be thinking that much. I should cast a spell first to block the Whomping Willow's attack, then think about whether it overlaps with their magic..."
Seeing the solemn looks on the three of them, Vizet was very relaxed. There was even a smile in his voice. "Actually, I think... there's something very worth celebrating..."
"Something worth celebrating?" Harry and Draco looked at Vizet, their voices carrying a little confusion.
When Cedric heard this, he fell into thought, as if he had grasped what Vizet wanted to say.
"You didn't blame each other. You were all looking for the problems you'd had just now..." Vizet explained. "Isn't that something worth celebrating?"
"In my view, that happens to be the hardest thing to do, especially when you encountered quite a few dangerous situations in the very first round of training."
"This is precisely a sign of trust, and also proof that you're coming together as a team. I think this is the most important and most difficult step, but you've already crossed it."
"I think so too..." Cedric picked up the thread. "Training is something that needs to be