Wizet looked at the standing Toivo Koskinen, his tone calm yet firm. "Mr. Koskinen, just as you said, this is a new era."
"Against the backdrop of such a new era, I believe Squibs are merely the first group to benefit, not the only group."
"Why Squibs? There are many reasons... For instance, they can see Dementors and sense magic more keenly."
"More directly speaking, they stand closest to the boundary of magic. For the convenience of my magical research and practical applications, they are undoubtedly the most suitable candidates."
"Our progress toward this new era is like climbing a mountain. Those closest to the peak will naturally be the first to reach its summit."
"But that does not mean the mountain is henceforth closed off, nor does it mean those behind them will never have a chance to reach the top."
"Mr. Lovegood..." Rita Skeeter rose to her feet again. "You mean... even Muggles can climb this mountain called 'magic'? Is that right?"
"Yes." Wizet gave an affirmative answer without the slightest hesitation. "This is also what I have been doing, what I have been striving to put into practice."
"At least according to my research into magic, the essential difference between Muggles, Squibs, and wizards is not whether they can use magic, but merely how they use it."
"What a terrifying viewpoint." Rita Skeeter adjusted her glasses. "But from my own experience..."
"I have found that many wizards refer to and understand Muggle technology as 'Muggle magic.'"
"Ms. Skeeter, thank you for the inspiration..." Wizet smiled faintly. "The 'Muggle technology' you mentioned made me think of 'magical items.'"
"Whether technology or magic, once applied to our daily lives, they may become extremely simple. Often, all we need to do is press a switch."
As he spoke, he took