Ron's eyes betrayed a trace of uncertainty as his gaze shifted between Wizet and Percy Weasley. His voice still lacked confidence. "I... I really... did it?"
Wizet and Luna answered almost at the same time, their voices equally certain. "Yes! You did it!"
Wizet added, "Ron, you can try going a little deeper based on what I just explained. Try the things you usually wouldn't dare to try."
"Like how you had to face spiders in order to master the Fear Manifestation Charm... maybe you'll discover something new. But there's one condition..."
"Don't force myself?" Ron recalled the public lesson, and his eyes brightened. "In an environment that's as safe as possible, right?"
"That's right." Wizet nodded approvingly. "Trying things you don't dare try isn't a simple process. We can take it one step at a time."
"I understand!" Relief filled Ron's voice. "Thank you!"
An incomparably brilliant smile bloomed across his face. At that moment, his whole person seemed to brighten.
He suddenly felt an urge to share this with Hermione and Harry—to tell his two best friends that his performance in the public lesson was his true level.
With that thought, he eagerly turned around, already striding away. "I'm going to tell Harry and the others about this!"
Ron's light footsteps quickly faded into the distance, and the corridor fell quiet.
Percy turned to Wizet. Standing perfectly straight, he said in an exceptionally solemn tone, "Wizet, thank you so much!"
"Percy, we're friends." Wizet smiled and shook his head. "Besides, I didn't really do anything."
"You did do something," Luna softly added from beside him. "For example... handing him a cup of floral tea?"
Percy Weasley shuddered all over. He took a deep breath before nodding somewhat stiffly. "Then... I should be going as well. I still have