With Miriam Strout's additions, Wizet quickly completed the treatment plan.
He took out his wand and lightly tapped the notebook, making a copy of the treatment plan written inside. "Ms. Strout, you can try following this method and see whether it can help Ms. Agnes."
The treatment plan he had provided this time was based on the maxims of the Emerald Tablet, supplemented by his own research into the soul and his understanding of Animagus magic.
An Animagus could be regarded as a form of Ritual Magic, and the treatment plan likewise adopted the principles of Ritual Magic.
The required materials were also extremely simple: chiefly, a sufficiently clear full-length mirror and a thunderstorm.
The treatment process itself was fairly straightforward, consisting mainly of three steps.
Before beginning the first step, Agnes needed to understand that her Animagus practice had failed.
Once that point had been made clear, she was to hold a mature Mandrake leaf in her mouth and wait for it to take effect.
Once Agnes began experiencing mild hallucinations, she was to put on her original clothes, stand before the mirror, and look at her current appearance, officially beginning the first step.
The clothes served as an "anchor." With the aid of the mature Mandrake leaf, they would blur the boundary between her present appearance and her former one.
In addition to a thunderstorm, the second step required the assistance of a healer proficient in the Lightning-Summoning Charm, who would guide the lightning as close to the mirror as possible and illuminate it white.
When the mirror was lit white by lightning, the second step would begin.
Lightning represented "rebirth." As the saying went, "As above, so below"; the "rebirth" represented by lightning could also be reflected through the mirror onto Agnes, allowing her to undergo a