When they received the first three treatment plans, Hildegard lowered her voice and asked, "When did the department heads start treating the Longbottoms...?"
"It really feels like you ought to go back and catch up on sleep," Hippolyta said. "It was only the morning before yesterday... Wait!"
She realized what Hildegard meant. "It's only been a few days? He actually made three... No! Four treatment plans?"
"I don't know what the rest of you think..." the healer beside them said quietly, "but I'm not surprised in the slightest that he earned those robes."
Hildegard and Hippolyta nodded, saying in unison, "Me neither..."
Being able to become a healer at St. Mungo's was, in itself, proof of one's capabilities.
With Potions and Ritual Magic as examples, the healers had an epiphany and were able to keep up with Wizet's train of thought and ideas.
Comparing the first three treatment plans Wizet had drafted, they spent some time organizing and refining the suggestions they could offer.
Galen Claudius said, "Mr. Lovegood, you intend to use candles for 'guidance,' to lead the Longbottom family back to reality..."
"That's right," Wizet replied. "Candlelight lasts a long time, and it's stable and gentle. That can reduce the stimulation to the Longbottoms."
"Being too stable isn't necessarily a good thing," Galen Claudius explained. "Frank and Alice are very fragile, so avoiding harm is certainly correct..."
"But if candles are used for 'guidance' on the way back, and Frank and Alice show any abnormalities, the candles may not be able to reflect the situation in time."
"I encountered a similar situation when treating a special patient before. Later, I consulted my mentor, and he suggested that I use frankincense."
"Frankincense is relatively hard in texture, so it doesn't burn continuously as easily. The method is also simple: