Draco understood the importance of career counseling. After chatting with Wizet a little longer, he headed down the stairs.
He planned to return to the Slytherin Common Room and write to his father, Lucius Malfoy, telling him about Wizet's idea.
This was an instruction Lucius Malfoy had given him: whenever Wizet made a request, he was to write and inform him immediately.
Draco also felt that this was necessary. Wizet rarely made requests in the first place.
It was rare for Wizet to have such an idea. No matter how one looked at it, they had to make this mutual aid society a success.
What Astoria Greengrass suffered from was a "familial hereditary curse." The very name indicated that this magical illness was most commonly found among old wizarding families.
That also meant the Malfoy family could come into contact with more wizarding families while organizing the mutual aid society. Both Draco and his father, Lucius Malfoy, were more than happy to see that happen.
Draco had long since formed a clear understanding of his own identity.
As the Malfoy family's only son, when faced with certain matters, he needed to think more and do more. He could not allow the family's glory to be ruined in his hands.
This was not only the motivation that kept him moving forward, but also the "path of magic" he had found for himself.
After saying goodbye to Draco, Wizet also set off toward Professor Flitwick's office.
His roommates hurried after him. Terry could no longer contain his curiosity. "Wizet, what were you talking about with Malfoy? What exactly is this... 'familial hereditary curse'?"
Anthony leaned closer and pressed, "Is it the one I know about? That really troublesome kind of magical illness?"
"No... Wizet, you solved that magical illness too? When