Wizet's current research was mainly focused on exploring emotions and willpower;
To delve deeper into this field, he had to come into contact with more Dark magic; throughout the process, his understanding of Dark magic had also gradually changed.
At first, he believed Dark magic was like a sharp weapon—the result depended entirely on the caster's intentions. It could be a dagger used to harm innocents, or a scalpel used to save lives.
Back then, he had only just begun studying magic and had yet to encounter the concept of the "soul," so he had overlooked the importance of "emotion" to a spellcaster;
While casting Dark magic, the caster was not only affected by its power, but could even be led by it toward extremes.
Thus, words associated with the title "Dark wizard" were often negative descriptions such as madness, evil, cruelty, and despicableness;
To avoid being influenced by Dark magic, one needed a powerful will to restrain its effects, allowing the "sharp weapon" to return to being merely a "sharp weapon."
Thanks to Wizet's solid magical foundation, he could now safely and freely access related knowledge;
He explored how to control emotions, how to cast magic more "freely," and how to apply such knowledge to more magical fields, like Snape's "'fear' Frog Brain matter."
After leaving the library, Wizet still could not resist taking out his notebook as he strolled down the corridor, adding a few new ideas that had just come to him.
"Wizet, do you have time right now?" Ron's voice rang out. "I found a problem... I wanted to ask you about it."
Normally, if Ron appeared, Harry and Hermione would be there as well.
And indeed, Harry and Hermione were standing beside Ron.
"Of course..." Wizet nodded and looked toward the corridor in the