Professor McGonagall explained her view. "Just as you said earlier, both the Corporeal Patronus summoned through the Patronus Charm and an Animagus reflect a wizard's soul."
"They originate from 'one aspect' of a wizard's soul, so their forms can be considered 'of the same kind'... I imagine clarifying that should be easy for you, shouldn't it?"
"Professor McGonagall, I can clarify that!" Wizet nodded and thought aloud. "When we encounter certain things, we feel heartfelt joy..."
"That lets us use 'instinct' against 'instinct'!" Realizing this, he could not help but marvel. "What a wonderful line of thought!"
Professor McGonagall nodded. "Yes. When I first heard Filius put it that way, I found it wonderful too."
Hearing Professor McGonagall say that, Wizet realized something and turned to Professor Flitwick. "Professor Flitwick, could it be...?"
"Well... yes." Professor Flitwick nodded with a beaming smile. "My student made becoming an Animagus seem so simple. Of course I wanted to try it too!"
"So during the summer holidays, I traveled somewhere, intending to complete my Animagus transformation there."
"I remember arriving early in the morning. The fog was as thick as treacle sponge pudding! The Magical Ship I was on was fine, though. A little fog would not affect it..."
"But the Muggle harbor was in trouble! Even though the lighthouse shone brightly, the ships simply could not see its light."
"The situation was quite dangerous at the time. One moment of carelessness, and that Muggle ship would certainly have run aground!"
"So I used a tiny bit of magic to create a brighter light and guide the Muggle ship ashore."
"I understand!" Wizet nodded thoughtfully. "If 'animal instinct' is a heavy fog, then I need the Patronus Charm to be a light bright enough to pierce it."
"That's right! But you can take