Dumbledore's explanation made Wizet frown unconsciously, and the way he looked at the Elder Wand and the Resurrection Stone grew grave.
Noticing the change in Wizet's expression, Dumbledore smiled and asked, "Wizet, have you thought of another point of doubt?"
"I made a conjecture about Ignotus Peverell's experiences," Wizet said. "If we look at it merely from the perspective of a story, that conjecture is sufficient..."
"But if we examine it more deeply..." His tone shifted, and his brow furrowed tighter. "We realize there are certain unreasonable aspects to this conjecture."
"For instance... after Ignotus Peverell entered Limbo, the kind of 'pulling force' that could drag you into the abyss, which Headmaster Dumbledore mentioned, still existed..."
"Why was Ignotus Peverell still able to leave Limbo? Logically, the deeper he explored, the harder it should have been for him to break free from Limbo."
Dumbledore blinked. He did not seem surprised by Wizet's words at all, merely curiously following up, "Oh? Why do you think so?"
"Because magic can be viewed from many different angles." Wizet sat up straighter, his gaze becoming intent. "For instance, if we view the Deathly Hallows through the lens of Sympathetic Magic..."
"Then, through the 'contagion' and 'similarity' of Sympathetic Magic, we can infer the existence of Limbo, as well as the fact that we can enter Limbo through the Deathly Hallows."
"If we view the Deathly Hallows and Limbo from the perspective of alchemy, the process of entering Limbo to explore it is probably not so wonderful."
He drew his wand and gave it a gentle wave. A peculiar pattern appeared above the desk, composed of straight lines, circles, and triangles, like a rearrangement of the Deathly Hallows symbol, " ⃒⃘⃤:".
Dumbledore examined the pattern, a knowing smile curling at his lips. "It looks... like