After hearing Wizet's analysis, Sebastian Saru and Ominis Gaunt both darkened.
"So that was how it was..." Ominis Gaunt sighed, doing his best to keep his tone from sounding too heavy. "You've worked hard, Wizet."
"If you hadn't come to help us, it would probably have taken us a very long time to thoroughly analyze them."
"Mr. Gaunt, it was my duty." Wizet spoke sincerely. "If you hadn't borne the pressure for me, I probably wouldn't be able to do anything right now, much less help you."
Sebastian Saru furrowed his brow, his eyes flickering as he clearly pondered something. "Even though we know how they appeared, the problem is still difficult..."
"It seems the Isaiah Society and that Voldemort really are cut from the same cloth! They figured out so quickly how to use the traits of Horcruxes to create this kind of chaos."
"The Isaiah Society's 'Shepherd,' Herpo, has always been like this..." There was a trace of understanding in Ominis Gaunt's voice. "After all, he was the creator of Horcruxes..."
"With that alone, even if Voldemort were unwilling to cooperate, he would have a way to make Voldemort work with him... Or, more directly, to control Voldemort and make him do his bidding."
"That's true." Sebastian Saru folded his arms and nodded in agreement. "Otherwise, wizards like Morgana le Fay would never obey his commands."
"Mr. Saru, Mr. Gaunt, I have a somewhat different view on this matter," Wizet said.
"Could it be that you think..." Sebastian Saru looked at Wizet, his gaze sharpening. "That in Voldemort's cooperation with Herpo, Herpo isn't the one in control?"
"Yes." Wizet answered without the slightest hesitation. "Voldemort's path of magic is highly unusual. In his eyes, the entire world needs to revolve around him."
"A person like Voldemort would never