If he wanted to cast "'Consensus' Magic," especially "'Consensus' Magic" constructed with the Mirage Charm, then according to the "similarity" principle of Sympathetic Magic, it was best to use a spell as well.
If he wanted to see the sky from the bottom of the lake... how would "'Consensus' Magic" present that?
Vizet looked up, thinking about what spell he should use to pry "'Consensus' Magic" into motion.
He soon had his answer. He had mastered this magic a long time ago, and its effect was extremely straightforward: with it, one could open the statue of a hunchbacked, one-eyed witch.
Inside the hunchbacked One-Eyed Witch statue was a secret passage, and through that passage, one could reach Hogsmeade.
The reason he had learned this magic was precisely because he had wanted to find a way to leave Hogwarts, enter the Hog's Head in Hogsmeade, and receive Aberforth Dumbledore's teachings.
This magic did not even have an official name. It had only one incantation—Dissendium.
Vizet wanted to try even more possibilities of "'Consensus' Magic," so he simply cast Dissendium as a Silent Spell.
Dissendium!
In the unseen currents of fate, he felt something guiding him to raise his wand, slowly point it toward the surface of the lake, then gently and smoothly flick it to the side...
The underwater creatures had rushed toward Vizet, and such an unexpected situation had occurred, yet Ludo Bagman had actually failed to catch it at the first moment. He considered that a dereliction of duty for a commentator.
To avoid anything similar happening again, he kept the curtain's image fixed on Vizet, his eyes wide open as he worked hard to watch Vizet's every move.
He vaguely had a feeling that he was about to see something extraordinary.
Ludo Bagman saw Vizet raise his