Wizet thought of that method. If it failed to make Voldemort reveal himself, then Voldemort had probably truly left.
With that in mind, he walked over to Dumbledore and said, "Headmaster Dumbledore, may I ask Fawkes to do something?"
Before Dumbledore could speak, Fawkes had already flown over. He gracefully landed on Wizet's shoulder and let out a pleasant trill, expressing his agreement.
Dumbledore smiled and shook his head. "It seems there's no need for me to answer. Whatever you wish to say, just tell Fawkes directly!"
When Wizet and Luna were in the Forbidden Forest, they would occasionally run into Fawkes while he was foraging;
therefore, both he and Luna kept some berries on hand, so they could feed Fawkes whenever they encountered him.
"Fawkes, could you shed some tears?" Wizet took several berries from his pocket. "I hope you can help heal the Aurors' injuries, as well as those prisoners'."
Fawkes showed no suspicion. He nodded in an almost human manner, swallowed the berries Wizet offered him, then spread his wings and flew toward the Aurors.
Dumbledore raised his wand at Fawkes and conjured a dark cloud.
The cloud seemed almost alive, nimbly following beneath Fawkes.
After finishing this, he turned to Wizet and asked, "Wizet, it seems you also believe he hasn't left?"
"No matter what, it's better to be cautious," Wizet replied. "Especially when facing an opponent like Voldemort. After all, something similar has happened before..."
"Indeed..." Dumbledore blinked, recalling how Voldemort had devoured that fragment of Tom Riddle's soul. "What do you plan to do next?"
Wizet explained, "I asked Fawkes to help everyone recover from their injuries, so that we can reduce the variables as much as possible."
Hearing this, Dumbledore seemed to realize something. "Because Phoenix Tears can heal bodily injuries, but cannot