This had happened because Wizet had cast the "Harmonic Space Charm" on himself, using the spell to stretch the distance between himself and others, making it impossible for anyone to touch him.
It was not difficult to detect or break this spell. One only needed to master the "Harmonic Space Charm" itself, or delve deeply into the soul and be able to wield "soul power."
With the help of the "Harmonic Space Charm" and the Confundus Charm, even as these people searched everywhere with all their might, Wizet could calmly wave his wand and try out some simple spells.
He cast several Muggle-related spells in succession, such as the "Muggle-Repelling Charm." Only half the people present reacted, turning away and leaving without looking back.
This situation made those remaining in the small square realize that the man giving the speech had been right—there really was a wizard here.
Some even recognized the spell Wizet had cast and excitedly shouted at those around them, "I swear to God, that was the Muggle-Repelling Charm! He wants us to leave!"
The others were also invigorated and chimed in, "Then he's finished! There's no way he can escape! We've surrounded him! We'll find him soon enough!"
The increasingly lively square also stirred the little Thunderbird into action. It kept flapping its wings high above, wanting to dive down and frighten the crowd just as it had when it swooped at the Gnome earlier.
The little Thunderbird had also been given Wizet's "Harmonic Space Charm." Protected by the spell, no matter how much mischief it caused in the square, it would not harm itself or anyone else.
After finishing his experiments with Muggle-related spells such as the "Muggle-Repelling Charm," Wizet began weaving through the crowd, observing how these people would search for him.
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