Fleur Delacour repeated Vizet's words. "Using the magical subject you're good at to guide the method of another magical subject..."
She seemed to think of something. "Vizet, this is the concept you mentioned in Hogwarts Voice. It's also the study method you've always been using, if I remember correctly, right?"
"Which issue of Hogwarts Voice was it?" Before Vizet could answer, Harrison Johnson, the Champion from Ilvermorny, cut in instinctively. "I'll find it and take a look too."
Fleur Delacour raised her head slightly and looked at Harrison Johnson with a gaze almost like she was looking up at him. "I can't remember..."
"But Hogwarts Voice is right there in the periodicals section of the library. We can try to find it ourselves, can't we?"
Perhaps because it was truly difficult to get genuinely angry while looking at Fleur Delacour's lovely face, Harrison Johnson did not argue back. He merely coughed twice to cover his embarrassment.
"Interesting..." Draco gave a cold laugh, his lowered voice audible only to Harry and the others. "Looks like mixed-blood Wizards from France aren't completely useless either..."
Vizet first answered Fleur Delacour's question. "I did indeed submit a paper like that to Hogwarts Voice."
Then he turned the conversation back to the previous topic. "Using a relatively simple Healing magic to achieve the effect of a 'Strong Blood Replenishing Potion' is a relatively complex casting technique."
"For me, the main body of this casting technique is Potions, followed by Charms. After combining these two magical subjects, I present it through 'Episkey.'"
"It also combines Charms?" Claudia Laroche, the Champion from Beauxbatons, asked curiously. "Mr. Lovegood, is there a connection between them?"
"At least from my perspective, Potions may have more connections with Care of Magical Creatures and Herbology. As for Charms... to me, it