Ch. 1862Water Ball Without Impurities
Vizet explained that the examiners wanted to measure whether magic could be understood and trusted, then demonstrated how science had inspired a spell experiment. He left the examiners puzzled by claiming his frozen water sphere should contain no impurities.
- Vizet deduced that the exam's final question was designed to test whether magic could be measured and trusted, and David Morris confirmed it.
- David Morris insisted that the examiners sought mutual understanding, unlike those who had tried to control wizards through fear.
- Vizet compared magic and science as tools people used to understand and change the world, prompting David Morris to call him extraordinary.
- Vizet cast Water from the Fountain to form a sphere, then used Petrificus Totalus to freeze it like a glass ball.
- David Morris and the other examiners questioned how Vizet had frozen the water, and Vizet said his spell should leave the sphere without any impurities.