Malcolm Sharma could not help but laugh and shake his head. "Of course it was them!"
Wizet seemed to realize something. "Mr. Sharma, it sounds like they spoke to you about this?"
Malcolm Sharma nodded. "Yes. Most of the 'High Inquisitors' are what you call Muggles, living in the so-called Muggle world..."
"Those two Weasley brothers believed that Muggles like us, who live in the Muggle world, must know a great deal about things like airplanes, so they asked many High Inquisitors about them."
"After asking around like that, they eventually came to me... Buying an airplane isn't exactly an impossible matter. There was room for negotiation."
Wizet noticed Malcolm Sharma's expression and guessed, "Mr. Sharma, this happened recently, didn't it?"
"Yes!" Malcolm Sharma recalled the scene. "They asked very carefully about all sorts of things they needed to keep in mind when buying an airplane."
"However, I didn't give them an answer right away. I told them that something like purchasing an airplane involved many factors and couldn't be resolved in a short time."
"Although they usually fool around, they were exceptionally patient about this matter. They told me they were willing to wait. It seemed they had made up their minds to buy an airplane."
Hearing Malcolm Sharma say this, Wizet smiled. "That's just the kind of people Fred and George are. Their goals have always been quite clear."
Fred and George had wanted to buy an airplane from the beginning. Wizet was not surprised in the slightest that they had persisted until now and had even begun making preparations.
Just like Arthur Weasley back then: once he had the idea of "buying a Muggle car to study and modify," he immediately took action.
In the end, Arthur Weasley really did buy a Ford Anglia and magically modify