Vizet had only skimmed through one of the notebooks before he understood one thing: the stack of notebooks Dumbledore had provided was a timely help for him, who was still studying "'Consensus' Magic."
In certain ways, "'Consensus' Magic" was actually extremely similar to Potions and Ritual Magic. They all needed a large amount of fundamental knowledge as their foundation;
Only when he had witnessed enough phenomena could he determine what kind of "fulcrum" he should provide when casting "'Consensus' Magic," as well as what kind of effects and influence might arise.
However, Vizet also knew very well that studying these notes was not something he could rush all at once.
After he put the stack of notebooks into his pocket, Dumbledore's voice sounded. "Vizet, I suddenly noticed something..."
Dumbledore spread open Vizet's notebook. "These two ideas that can help Squibs cast spells—you don't seem to have named either of them."
"It isn't just the two ideas that need names. You also need to think carefully about the 'Butrielle' and 'Extendable Ears' used inside—whether they should be made public or kept secret."
"At least at this stage, I think they need to be kept secret." Vizet quickly thought the matter through. "Uniqueness is the foundation I stand on, and it also fits the current mainstream situation in the Magical World."
"If I lead this matter, it can also reduce the chances of accidents... If I make everything public, once certain accidents happen, I don't think those people will take responsibility for their own mistakes."
"The more likely situation is that they'll be like Cornelius Fudge. When they gain something, they'll think it's because they're outstandingly capable. When problems appear, they'll throw the blame back onto me."
Dumbledore carefully studied Vizet. From Vizet's expression, he saw no hesitation or struggle.
Hearing Vizet