Dumbledore placed the Resurrection Stone ring back in its jewelry box. "We can view the Resurrection Stone this way: it is the embodiment of the 'boundary between life and death,' a 'bridge' connecting life and death."
"As for the Cloak of Invisibility..." He gently placed his hand upon it. "It was personally made by Ignotus Peverell..."
His fingers lightly stroked the cloak. "And its effect is, in truth, to make the living go unnoticed, as though they were 'the dead.'"
"It simulates a state—a special state that exists at the boundary between 'life' and 'death.'"
Wizet's eyes lit up as his thoughts suddenly became clear. "No wonder this Cloak of Invisibility is so special! What it achieves isn't the 'invisibility' commonly associated with such cloaks. Wouldn't 'camouflage' be a more accurate term?"
"It's like a chameleon. It can mimic the colors of its surroundings, changing its own body color to something similar, blending into the background and concealing itself."
"To us, that counts as a form of 'invisibility.' And when we wear this Cloak of Invisibility into Limbo, the environment it mimics is Limbo itself!"
"That means we become a part of Limbo!" His voice carried excitement. "We are no longer outsiders, but part of the environment itself."
"In that case, Limbo will not reject us, nor will we be easily noticed by the My Lord who may rule over it!"
"A remarkably fresh perspective!" Dumbledore praised sincerely. "With your idea added in, our understanding of these three Deathly Hallows has indeed become more complete."
"Let us reexamine these three Deathly Hallows. The Elder Wand represents 'death' itself, the Resurrection Stone represents 'the boundary between life and death,' while the Cloak of Invisibility represents 'life's evasion.'"
"Life's evasion..." Wizet repeated the words, frowning slightly as his gaze settled on the