"Parting the sea to forge a path?" Malcolm Sharma frowned. "Moses parting the sea?"
"I think we are talking about the same event." Dumbledore nodded slightly. "Ancient Canaan Wizards sought to conquer ancient Egypt, but they were defeated by the ancient Egyptian wizards."
"The defeated ancient Canaan Wizards chose to flee Egypt. Faced with pursuit from the ancient Egyptian wizards, they pooled everyone's magic and ultimately parted the sea, successfully escaping Canaan and returning to Egypt."
"My God..." Malcolm Sharma could not help sighing. "I never expected your records of Moses to be like this..."
Although he was not religious, his wife was a Protestant believer, so he had some understanding of the Bible.
He remembered that in the Book of Exodus, the reason Moses led his people out of ancient Egypt was not the version Dumbledore had described.
Dumbledore took in Malcolm Sharma's increasingly serious expression.
Seeing this, Dumbledore changed the subject. "Still, achieving such effects with magic is no simple matter."
He handed the lemon cake to Malcolm Sharma. "Mr. Sharma, perhaps you could hold the cake for me? Shall I demonstrate using the Black Lake outside?"
No matter what, Malcolm Sharma did not want to delve deeper into the difference between "the history of magic" and "history."
Since Dumbledore had put it that way, he returned to the original topic and first voiced his refusal. "Mr. Dumbledore, of course I believe in your abilities!"
"Let's get back to the matter of the weather! That is why I wanted to find Mr. Lovegood—I wanted to discuss with him how to use this 'Weather-Changing Charm' to alter the weather."
"So that's it..." Dumbledore nodded in realization. "Since you wanted to find Wizet..."
He narrowed his eyes slightly in thought. "I believe he should be with Minerva now—in Professor McGonagall's