The appearance of "Limbo," and the discoveries made while exploring it, gave Wizet quite a few ideas.
His brief exchange with Nora Treadwell had allowed him to refine his original plan, ensuring that he would not break the promise he had made to Luna.
Thanks to Limbo's peculiar nature, thoughts could almost take tangible form here. Recording something or refining something here was not difficult at all.
"Even in a place like this, you're still so diligent..." Xenophilius Lovegood's voice rang out. "No wonder you've achieved what you have!"
Wizet looked up. The notebook and pen in his hands slowly vanished, and a faint smile appeared on his face. "Mr. Lovegood!"
"Wizet, thank you! Thank you for bringing me here, and thank you for letting me know the outcome." Xenophilius had calmed down considerably. At the very least, there was almost no sobbing left in his hoarse voice.
Wizet looked at Xenophilius with apology in his eyes. "Mr. Lovegood, I'm sorry I couldn't help you see her."
"No! In fact... you've already helped me." Xenophilius shook his head with a smile, relief mingling with its bitterness.
"I once wanted to collect the Deathly Hallows, really for the Resurrection Stone..." He paused. "I wanted to see Panny one more time."
Wizet nodded silently. What Xenophilius was saying now largely matched his earlier guess.
Xenophilius looked at Wizet and took a deep breath. "Wizet, do you know what I wanted to say to her?"
"I think..." Wizet frowned slightly and thought about it seriously. "You wanted to tell Mrs. Lovegood that Luna and you were both doing well?"
"Yes." The smile that appeared on Xenophilius's face this time was far more genuine than before, even softening the wrinkles at the corners of his eyes.
He tilted his head up slightly and looked