"Headmaster Dumbledore..." Wizet explained, "the power formed when multiple identical or similar wills converge is what we call 'consensus' magic..."
"In the stack of notebooks belonging to you and Headmaster Kamba, there was a hypothesis regarding the International Statute of Secrecy. It could actually be considered a manifestation of 'consensus' magic as well."
"There are far more Muggles than wizards, but Muggles distrust and reject wizards. Thus, the International Statute of Secrecy emerged, causing wizards to disappear from before Muggles' eyes."
"That's right..." Dumbledore nodded in acknowledgment. "That was what our research discovered."
A glint flashed through Wizet's eyes. "If that's the case, then we can actually use a similar method, with books as the medium, to influence both Muggles and wizards."
"The power Muggles wield, known as 'science,' has made them more... perhaps it could be called more accepting. That is why Muggles interested in 'people with superpowers' have appeared."
"Not only that, but in the Muggle world, there are all sorts of entertainment related to magic, such as magical novels and magical games..."
"Wizet, you want to facilitate this gradual process..." Dumbledore understood Wizet's intention. "You want Muggles and wizards to come to understand one another again through books and other means?"
"That's right!" Wizet nodded. "Headmaster Dumbledore, although Muggles cannot cast spells, they possess willpower as well..."
"And there are simply too many of them, more than wizards by an unimaginable margin... From the perspective of 'consensus' magic, when Muggles' wills gather together, they become a force that cannot be ignored."
He took a sip of black tea to moisten his throat. "That force has actually already affected us... For example, after being attacked by Dementors, we have a remarkably useful emergency measure..."
Dumbledore answered with great familiarity, "Eat a piece of chocolate."
Wizet continued, "Headmaster Dumbledore,