Wizet flicked his wand gently. The invisible Impediment Jinx beneath his feet formed a platform, lifting him steadily until he hovered above the rain-shrouded Eiffel Tower.
Gales whipped his robes, making them snap and flutter. Rain poured down in dense sheets, yet left not a trace on him.
Wizet used the Guardian Meditation Method, half closing his eyes amid the wind and rain. "Let's begin the plan!"
The second Ritual Magic Array he had designed was essentially Necromancy powered by Ritual Magic, incorporating his knowledge of wandmaking.
The principle behind this Necromancy was not particularly complicated: all the Ritual Magic Arrays scattered throughout the Paris Region would activate together at this moment, becoming a single "wand" to help him cast Necromancy across Paris.
He could accomplish this because he had a considerable understanding of wandmaking, Ritual Magic, Necromancy, and related fields.
Only through that understanding could he ensure the Ritual Magic Arrays operated properly without conflicting with one another.
There was another difficulty to consider: once activated, the Ritual Magic Arrays had to remain connected to one another, allowing him to unify them into a single "wand."
Had the Isaiah Society not used the party game "Bloody Mary" to orchestrate its plot and carry out an enormous act of Ritual Magic, Wizet might not have thought of this method so readily, at least not in so short a time.
From that perspective, he even owed the Isaiah Society his "thanks." After all, he had gained so much while devising this plan.
The Paris Region had an enormous population, and the Isaiah Society's plot reached far and wide. With cooperation from the French Ministry of Magic and the Muggle government difficult to secure, how could he help the countless people caught up in it?
Wizet came up with a bold idea: