Rita Skeeter's judgment was correct, though still somewhat conservative.
In her eyes, Wizet already rivaled "The Fountain of Fair Fortune." Yet like a steadily flowing spring, his influence extended far beyond the members of M.S.C.
Take Ron, the redhead, for instance. Because of a spellcasting accident, Wizet had found a breakthrough and discovered a spell that suited him perfectly—the Fear Manifestation Charm.
Through the spell known as the Fear Manifestation Charm, Ron had shone brilliantly in this incident. Relying on the Acromantula he summoned, he had subdued dangerous magical creatures time and again.
As a reporter, Rita Skeeter had encountered all kinds of wizards, so she knew very well that Ron had already surpassed many wizards simply by mastering the Fear Manifestation Charm.
Ron was not an isolated case. Hannah, Neville, Harry, and the others she had interviewed before had all performed exceptionally well.
Even Fred and George, who excelled at joking around and seemed to have wildly unconventional minds, had impressed Rita Skeeter with their attainments in alchemy.
The various magical items Fred and George demonstrated appeared to be made for pranks, but Rita Skeeter could tell that the magical principles contained within them were far from simple.
Rita Skeeter also understood perfectly that it was Wizet's presence that had spurred Ron and the others' rapid growth.
After all, whenever Ron and the others were interviewed, they would always unconsciously mention "what Wizet said" or "what Wizet did."
In this thrilling incident, although Ron and the others had already performed brilliantly, it was still not enough. The person who had truly determined the course of events was undoubtedly Wizet.
If Wizet had not used Ritual Magic to grant magical protection to all the Muggles—
When Ron and the others tried to cast the spells they excelled at and fight