"Oppose it?"
Professor Leslie turned to face Cypher, fixing her sharp gaze directly on him.
"Yes, I don't approve of this plan."
Facing Professor Leslie's questioning gaze, Cypher showed no trace of fear. His expression remained unchanged as he repeated himself.
Professor Leslie understood. Cypher was not acting on impulse; he truly knew something.
"Then what do you think, Mr. Cypher?"
With his back to Professor Leslie, Tom gave Cypher a mocking smile.
Cypher ignored him and calmly explained to Professor Leslie.
"Ghosts exist in the wizarding world because they cling fiercely to and cannot bear to leave this wonderful world."
"Under normal circumstances, they do not have much impact on their surroundings."
For example, as long as something was solid, a ghost passing through it would not alter its form under any circumstances. However, when a ghost passed through fire, its unique composition reacted strangely with the flames, producing a temporary blue illusion of light.
"The main difference between the undead and ghosts is whether they chose to remain or were forced to remain."
"And, Tom."
Only then did Cypher smile and turn his gaze toward Tom, whose face had gone red from being ignored.
"I suppose you only claimed Jack was undead because he had no shadow and no soul fluctuations, right?"
"What, am I wrong?"
"Of course you are. You only based it on those two points."
Cypher sighed and shook his head, looking as though Tom was nothing special.
"Professor Leslie, you noticed it too, didn't you? Only a small number of spells could hit Jack, yet they had no effect."
Professor Leslie nodded. She had indeed encountered this phenomenon, and she also knew that those spells were the kind that could touch ghosts.
That was why she had agreed with Tom's conclusion.
"Judging by the