"Wizet, about the Confundus Charm..." Draco returned to human form, and Blaise's chicken Patronus beside him dissipated.
He gripped his wand tightly and said with a resolute gaze, "Don't use that magic to help me just yet. I want to see whether I can manage it on my own first!"
"But regarding that 'memorable scene'..." As he reached this part, a hint of hesitation appeared on his face. "I hope you can help me with this... recreate the scene from my home."
"If it's too complicated, that's fine!" As though afraid of causing Wizet trouble, he added, "Maybe an Illumination Spell would work too, but it would be best if it had the 'Glory' trait."
"Of course!" Wizet answered crisply. "It seems you've thought of two related scenes?"
"Yes..." Draco nodded, his tone carrying some uncertainty. "But I can't determine which one left a deeper impression on me."
"Perhaps we can bring them both to life." Wizet spoke evenly. "When I shared the Mimic Potion recipe with you before, you said that you had mastered true Occlumency."
Draco nodded slightly. During the summer holiday, aside from completing his Animagus practice, he had indeed mastered true Occlumency under Snape's special training.
Once he had mastered true Occlumency, its purpose went far beyond resisting Legilimency. He could also confuse someone casting Legilimency by constructing memories.
He had considerable talent for Occlumency. Under Snape's guidance, he could now more or less deceive those who had only initially mastered Legilimency by constructing memories.
However, the memories he constructed were still fairly basic. If the intensity of the Legilimency was raised even slightly, the memories he constructed could be broken through, allowing his true thoughts to be glimpsed.
Of course, that was only an extreme scenario. For Wizet, as long as Draco had mastered proper