Wizet said, "Yes."
"Oh?" Rita Skeeter adjusted her glasses, her Quick-Quotes Quill hovering over the parchment.
Wizet's decisive answer caught her somewhat by surprise.
"Mr. Lovegood, I had thought that when faced with something this significant, your answer would be more... cautious. You might have added a few qualifiers, left yourself some room, so as not to state things too absolutely."
Wizet gave a slight nod and said calmly, "Ms. Skeeter, thank you for your advice. But if we are speaking solely of the magical illness known as 'Lycanthropy,' there is no need for that."
"What an unusual tone..." Rita Skeeter's eyes lit up, her voice carrying a hint of keen interest.
"Mr. Lovegood, I'm truly curious now. Just how did you cure 'Lycanthropy'? Let's begin!"
Wizet described the process of the Ritual Magic and answered questions regarding its magical principles, keeping his explanations within the range Rita Skeeter could understand.
Although Rita Skeeter was impressed by Wizet's breadth of knowledge, she found this portion somewhat uninteresting.
As a journalist, what she cared more about was what interesting, report-worthy things had happened during the Ritual Magic.
As she probed into this part of the story, she noticed something quite interesting: whenever Wizet mentioned the "werewolf wizards" who had participated in the Ritual Magic, his tone always carried a profound respect.
Realizing this, Rita Skeeter raised an eyebrow and revised what she had written on the parchment.
She took the initiative to interrupt Wizet's account and read out her revised passage. "Mr. Lovegood, do you think this works?"
"The 'werewolf wizards' who took part in this treatment were, for the most part, victims bitten by werewolves like Fenrir Greyback, who delighted in inflicting pain..."
"For them, every night of the full moon was a cruel exile from themselves."
"We can easily