Madame Maxime said, "Advanced magical items such as Pensieves, Golden Snitches, and Quaffles, as well as magical buildings and tents suited to all kinds of situations—those things have not been affected."
"What Muggles have affected nowadays are the various magical items used in everyday life. And the industries involving such magical items are precisely the main fields Beauxbatons students enter after graduation."
"I understand now," Wizet said. "As far as I know, the production of all kinds of magical items is still at the handicraft stage, while the outside world has already undergone industrialization."
"Remarkable!" Madame Maxime blinked. "Mr. Lovegood, I did not expect you to understand Muggle industrialization as well. You could say that this is the root of the predicament."
"Madame Maxime, based on my limited understanding of alchemy..." Wizet voiced his thoughts. "I believe that alchemy today could undergo a similar transformation."
"What if the entire production process for magical items were divided into several stages, with different wizards responsible for each one? This would not only reduce the difficulty, but also improve the yield and efficiency."
This was something M.S.C. was currently working to promote. However, because it involved many specialized areas, they had not taken overly large steps, prioritizing stability above all else.
"I understand... like Muggle industrialization..." Madame Maxime nodded, indicating that she understood Wizet's meaning. "But there will always be people who do not understand, or are unwilling to understand..."
Wizet blinked. "For profit, and to keep prices high?"
"Mm..." Madame Maxime revealed a faintly bitter smile and did not continue along that line of thought.
"Mr. Lovegood, how do you think we should deal with... those magical items that cannot be sold?"
Wizet understood what Madame Maxime meant. How many magical items wizards could actually consume was also a question worth considering.