As Dumbledore spoke of the patients treated by the "Soul Healing Technique," those who had lived through the "Paris Region Incident," and other wizards he had helped, Wizet listened intently.
It made Wizet realize that, without even knowing it, he might have formed magical connections similar to a "Life Debt" with those people.
The discovery both surprised him and made him feel undeserving.
In fact, when he received the Longbottom family's holiday gift and when he sought a way forward for werewolf wizards, he had vaguely sensed those magical connections.
However, as far as he was concerned, all those events had simply been cases of doing what he ought to do at the right time.
Besides, just as he had thought, he had always had his own considerations, his own goals.
With that in mind, he said to Dumbledore, "Headmaster Dumbledore, to be honest, I had my own selfish motives when I did those things..."
"For example, when the 'Paris Region Incident' happened, my main concern was that if the two worlds could not be reconciled, everything I cherished—including my peaceful life as a student—might be affected."
"And as for curing 'Lycanthropy,' I had merely achieved some results in related magical research, so I planned to use this matter to test them."
"The reality was that none of what I feared came to pass, and what I wanted to verify received a satisfactory answ—"
"In other words..." Dumbledore gently interrupted, a warm light flickering in his eyes.
"You believed that by accomplishing these things, you had already received your reward and were completely satisfied. Is that right?"
"Yes." Wizet answered without hesitation. "Seeing my magical research produce good results is already something that makes me very happy. I truly am satisfied."
Dumbledore's voice was full of approval. "Wizet, that pure