You keep being busy! Let me feed you!

Wizet could tell that the berries in his mouth were blackberries.

The blackberries at home had probably been improved somehow. Compared with the ones he had eaten at Hogwarts, they were sweeter, with just the right hint of tartness.

Luna lifted the Thunderbird egg in her hands and carefully placed it in the nest.

Once the Thunderbird egg was in place, Wizet raised his wand and began casting.

He expertly cast the Preservation Charm, and a magical energy field soon appeared, enveloping the entire nest.

"Crystal, come!" After completing the magical energy field, Wizet turned slightly and cast a Summoning Charm toward his room.

Several pieces of clear, pure crystal flew out through the window and landed steadily in his palm.

Since he had decided to do this, Wizet intended to do it as well as possible and create an environment more suitable for incubating the Thunderbird egg.

He planned to inscribe Runes onto the crystals as "mediums," calculate suitable positions for placing the "mediums" through Arithmancy, and construct a Ritual Magic array that could last for a long time.

Luna returned with a small bowl of blackberries. The berries were plump, their surfaces gleaming faintly, with crystal-clear droplets of water still clinging to them. They looked wonderfully fresh.

As Wizet worked through his Arithmancy calculations, he caught the sweet fragrance of fruit in the air and instinctively sniffed.

Through his Arithmancy calculations, he came up with five possible arrangements for the "mediums." With a wave of his wand, he displayed all of them in the air.

The next step was to consider and weigh them—which arrangement would best suit Ottery St Catchpole's current weather conditions?

This was inspiration he had gained from "Dumbledore's Transfiguration." Only magic that was better suited to its environment could remain effective longer and more