"I don't know..." Hermione shook her head. "All I can say is... this is far more complicated than we originally thought."
She looked at Ron. "Luckily, you interrupted me back then and asked Luna that question."
"Since those Dark wizards have 'that thing,' if they notice anything, the consequences would be unimaginable!"
"Me?" Ron pointed at himself and scratched his head sheepishly. "I honestly didn't think that much about it at the time."
Harry hurriedly asked, "Then how is Wizet doing now?"
Hermione frowned slightly. "Judging by Luna's behavior just now, Wizet's condition... should still be fairly optimistic."
"Then how can you be sure of that?" Ron was still full of doubts. "What exactly did what Luna said back then tell you?"
"I don't get it either..." Ron spread his hands. "What Luna said then... seemed pretty ordinary."
"It was just a very basic piece of magical knowledge... Transfiguration can indeed last a long time. It might even remain until the wizard dies, only disappearing then."
Hermione had already walked to the window and pointed at the little Thunderbird and Phoenix high in the sky. "So, look at that..."
Harry and Ron both looked up, following Hermione's pointing finger to see the little Thunderbird and Phoenix playing together.
"Isn't that Headmaster Dumbledore's Phoenix?" Ron narrowed his eyes, trying to make out the Phoenix he was seeing. "I remember Headmaster Dumbledore having a Phoenix."
"There seem to be some differences..." Harry shook his head gently. "Headmaster Dumbledore's Phoenix should be somewhat differ—"
He did not finish his sentence. As though he had realized something, his eyes flew wide open. "No! This Phoenix isn't an ordinary Phoenix! Wizet left it behind!"
"You all remember, right?" Excitement filled his voice as he turned to Ron. "You heard the singing earlier too!"
At Harry's