The Five Champions Tournament was indeed an interesting grand event. Through such a rare research opportunity, Vizet had finally come into genuine contact with the field of 'Consensus' Magic.
There was no doubt he was lucky, able to study an extraordinary magic like 'Consensus' Magic in an extraordinary place like the bottom of the lake.
Vizet thought of the first question he had heard from the Bronze Ring after becoming a Ravenclaw: I am here and yet know nothing of it; abandon it, and I will surely die.
'Consensus' Magic was so silent and imperceptible, as gentle as air, as flowing water, that it seemed impossible to sense its existence;
Yet 'Consensus' Magic was also so powerful, as mighty as a hurricane, as vast as a tsunami, that it made awe rise in one's heart.
Among most types of magic Vizet knew, the more "freely" a wizard could cast magic, the better they could often bring out its effects;
In other words, what these types of magic usually valued was the wizard's own understanding and control. The wizard had to be like a hurricane or a tsunami to push the magic's effect to its limit.
'Consensus' Magic was very different. It placed more emphasis on "following the current";
If a wizard cast it as they would an ordinary spell, blindly stressing their own understanding and control, they would be like a boulder in the desert, weathered into grains of sand;
Therefore, when casting 'Consensus' Magic, the first thing one had to make clear was what "consensus" had gathered together to form this 'Consensus' Magic;
Then they had to weaken their own understanding and control of the magic, allowing will to take effect, just as when casting Mental Magic, making will into a "fulcrum" with which to lever 'Consensus' Magic.
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