"I'm also a loyal reader of The Quibbler!" Dumbledore seemed to have thought of something, and a meaningful smile appeared on his face. "It improves one's ability to accept unusual things, is that it?"
"Yes!" Wizet nodded emphatically. "But achieving that effect isn't easy."
"Just as I said earlier, when wearing Dirigible Plums, you need to accept them completely before you can feel that soul-deep comfort and improve your ability to accept unusual things."
"Luna possesses that kind of spirituality!" he said with certainty, a smile unconsciously touching his lips. "She can already accept unusual things by nature, so for her, Dirigible Plums are the most suitable adornment!"
"But the most crucial insight I gained came when she took off her Dirigible Plum earrings. Even without them, her spirituality remained unchanged—not diminished in the slightest."
Dumbledore's eyes gleamed as he responded with interest, "Oh?"
"I think that is a highly ideal state!" Wizet said firmly. "Whether we are adding or subtracting, whether we are 'opening' ourselves outward or 'closing' ourselves inward..."
"In the end, we should be like Luna—returning everything to ourselves, transforming the traits or abilities we gain into our own traits, so that we can better and more actively master them."
In truth, he had only said half of what he meant. The relationship between the Dirigible Plums and Luna was somewhat similar to the relationship between Luna and himself.
He could sense something akin to "resonance" from Luna, and so he was influenced by her, bursting forth with all kinds of inspiration.
That influence was long-lasting. Even when he and Luna were temporarily apart, it did not fade.
It was precisely because of this that he had personally experienced the changes Luna brought him, allowing him to react so quickly and improve Voldemort's Flight Charm.
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