If the binding force of the International Statute of Secrecy, along with his own high position, had made President Jacques wary of the magical world and wizards;
then after the Paris Region Incident, now that the International Statute of Secrecy was already on the verge of collapse, it was only natural for him to develop a genuine yearning for magic.
"Mr. Lovegood, is that what you mean?" Wizet still had not spoken, which only made President Jacques more anxious. He hurriedly pressed on, "Can I become a wizard too?"
Even if Laurence had been slow on the uptake, hearing question after question like that was enough for her to understand why her father had become so agitated.
It was only that she had remained unconscious until now. During that time, she had no idea what Wizet had said.
All she could do now was tightly hold her father's hand, offering him support in this way.
Under the hopeful gazes of the two of them, Wizet slowly said, "President Jacques, I can only say that the chances are high. That is also why I hope you can keep this confidential for the time being."
Wizet's seemingly casual words made Madame Maxime's eyes widen at once. "Wizet, could it be... you already have an idea for your research?"
"Yes." Wizet nodded. "Madame Maxime, thank you very much for bringing us here today. This trip has given me a great deal of inspiration."
Madame Maxime sighed softly, feeling a faint ache beginning to throb in her head again.
If she had known beforehand that today's trip would inspire Wizet to attempt research into turning Muggles into wizards, she likely would not have done this.
However, it had already happened. Even if she used a Time-Turner to return to the past, she would not