Regarding the preparations for the Dependence Connection Ritual and the Magic Revival Agent, Vizet drafted two sets of frameworks.
He integrated all the various magical knowledge he had mastered into these two frameworks, including some insights from "'Consensus' Magic."
A large portion of the stack of notebooks Dumbledore had given him came from Kamba Headmaster's discoveries.
After reading through these notebooks once, he discovered something quite interesting while sharing them with Luna:
If one looked at "'Consensus' Magic" from another angle, it could actually be extended and transformed into the most primitive type of "Ritual Magic."
Compared with the magical systems of other continents, Africa's magical system was quite special. Even the way Uagadou School of Magic recruited students was very different from other magic schools.
When a new student reached the age to enter Uagadou, Uagadou's headmaster could notify the new student of enrollment in a dream through a form of Ritual Magic called "Dream Messenger."
When notifying the new student of enrollment, Uagadou's headmaster could also use the "Dream Messenger" Ritual Magic to leave the new student a stone engraved with inscriptions.
This stone engraved with inscriptions counted as a token. If the new student took this engraved stone to the designated location, they could find the doorway into Uagadou.
Kamba Headmaster discovered something: the Ritual Magic known as "Dream Messenger" only took effect in Africa.
According to Kamba Headmaster's research and conjecture, this situation occurred because Africa had a large number of so-called altars and sacred sites.
These so-called altars and sacred sites also appeared in African Muggle settlements, and African Muggles would use them to worship their ancestors and gods.
And when African Muggles worshipped their ancestors and gods, they produced a kind of magic that even Kamba Headmaster found difficult to describe.
This magic seemed