Dobby excitedly declared that he still had gifts to deliver to Luna and Xenophilius Lovegood, then vanished from Wizet's bedroom with a crack.
Wizet slipped his wand back into his pocket, walked over to the pile of presents, and began unwrapping them one by one.
Gifts from Mrs. Weasley, gifts from the professors, gifts from his Ravenclaw friends, gifts from his Hufflepuff friends, gifts from his Gryffindor friends...
Among all those gifts, the one that surprised Wizet somewhat was from the Longbottom family.
Before touching that gift, he had already opened one from Neville.
That present was quite substantial. It contained not only Neville's gift, but also gifts from Frank Longbottom and Alice Longbottom.
Frank Longbottom and Alice Longbottom's gift was a notebook recording their experiences after becoming Aurors.
The gift from the Longbottom family, on the other hand, was much thinner. It looked like an envelope, likely containing a card or something similar.
The moment Wizet picked up the envelope, his expression turned solemn.
He could sense a remarkably strong magical fluctuation from the gift, one that belonged to a magical contract.
What he could determine for now was the contract's general type: it was a one-sided magical contract, somewhat similar to a "Life Debt."
A so-called "Life Debt" was a rather peculiar magical contract. When one wizard saved another wizard's life, the saved wizard owed the rescuer a "Life Debt."
The way to repay a "Life Debt" was simple: one merely had to do something beneficial for the wizard who had saved them, and the debt would be repaid.
As for what exactly counted as repaying a "Life Debt," that was an exceedingly subtle matter. Perhaps a bag of Gold Galleons or a bag of materials would suffice; perhaps it would require one's very life.
Thus, in the