Wizet did not continue the topic, merely recalling what had happened two days earlier.
Through that incident, he understood even more clearly that, in the face of deeply rooted prejudice, words could easily seem pale and powerless.
Rather than painstakingly trying to persuade certain groups, it was better to directly demonstrate the results—to let them experience things firsthand in the most direct and irrefutable way, fundamentally changing their understanding.
He had used some methods before: first allowing those groups that tried to confine magic within old frameworks to personally feel magic's existence, then taking that magic away, ensuring the experience left a deep enough impression.
He had actually prepared several plans at the time, but he had not expected that the Muggle higher-ups led by Carl Gustafsson would, while questioning him, inspire him instead and give him an idea for a more convenient approach.
This brought him back to Cornelius Fudge, the former Minister for Magic of England, whose "great achievements" continued to be passed around even after he had stepped down.
Carl Gustafsson had mentioned that it was Cornelius Fudge, while still Minister for Magic, who had sent Dementors to patrol Hogwarts in order to capture the escaped Sirius Black.
That reminded Wizet of something that happened afterward. When the truth had largely come to light and only some corroborating evidence was needed, he had made certain arrangements for Ron's pet rat, Scabbers—Peter Pettigrew.
He had already confirmed from Sirius Black and the others that Peter Pettigrew was an Animagus.
So, based on his understanding of Animagi, he placed a "Soul Stone" on Peter Pettigrew.
A wizard's soul could be altered; it could be regarded entirely as a pile of building blocks.
The transformation process of an Animagus was simply using those blocks to construct the shape of an