Kamba Headmaster asked with some curiosity, "Vizet, how did you think of that?"
Vizet recalled what had just happened. "Based on my understanding of 'similarity' in Sympathetic Magic, it can be applied in many areas."
"Just like the final step of becoming an Animagus. After we drink the potion and hear the second heartbeat, we'll be ruled by Animal Instinct."
On Vizet's notebook, Kamba Headmaster caught the words "Dark Magic" from the corner of his eye, and immediately guessed what Vizet was thinking. "Dark Magic... so that's what it means?"
"Animal Instinct affects the soul, just like casting Dark Magic without restraint also affects the soul. That's how 'similarity' in Sympathetic Magic manifests."
"That's right!" Vizet answered. "When I first came into contact with the Animagus process, Professor McGonagall provided me with a lot of materials."
"The materials included many examples of failure. From those failed cases, I drew this conclusion: foxes represent cunning, wolves represent impulsiveness, rabbits represent timidity..."
Kamba Headmaster stroked his beard, thinking of what Vizet had muttered earlier. "So you believe these animals' temperaments... are actually negative character traits."
"Just like certain Wizard superstitions..." Vizet nodded, trying to give a few examples to add to it. "In Divination, a Big Black Dog often represents ill omen..."
"A Big Black Dog is also the most powerful omen, the Omen of Death... A friend of mine worried about it for a long time. For a period in the past, he could always see the Big Black Dog that symbolized misfortune."
"That friend finally met the Big Black Dog, only to discover that it wasn't a misfortune bringing death, but an auspicious sign bringing happiness. Perhaps that friend had forgotten that dogs also represent loyalty and protection."
"The cuckoo has a similar feel..." Vizet gave another example. "Although it