Jacob Kowalski said, "Mr. Dumbledore has shown the utmost sincerity, so naturally they must respond in kind..."
"Therefore, both sides must abide by the magical contract they have established... But we all understand that there are simply too many Muggles!"
"Even if those Muggles with the greatest influence are willing to enter into a magical contract with Mr. Dumbledore, they can still use certain means to get others to take action."
His tone was filled with deep emotion. "No matter what, Mr. Dumbledore's willingness to go this far truly earns my utmost admiration!"
Wizet nodded in understanding. "Mr. Kowalski, is this why you came to warn me?"
"That's right!" Jacob Kowalski smiled faintly. "They can have other Muggles do these things, and we can take certain countermeasures as well."
"Of course! Mr. Dumbledore trusts you very much. He believes that even without any warning, you would still handle things appropriately enough."
"Mr. Crouch is actually aware of this as well, but his decision was the same as Mr. Dumbledore's. He also believes that, with your abilities, you could settle everything without needing a warning."
"Perhaps I should apologize to you..." He let out a long sigh. "What I've done is what truly shows a lack of trust in you."
"Mr. Kowalski, I'm very grateful that you warned me." Wizet replied with a smile. "No matter what, an extra measure of preparation always gives us an extra measure of certainty, allowing us to handle things better."
"To be honest... I'm actually a very lazy person..." Jacob Kowalski shrugged. "My grandfather was a Muggle, and he always wanted me to make things with my own hands."
"Things like getting a driver's license, baking bread in an oven... There were too many of them! I studied magic so hard precisely because I was