"Let the audience solve the problem?" Sirius Black repeated Wizet's words. "Wizet, what are you planning to do?"
"If we're only talking about the method... it's actually very simple." Wizet said. "All we need to do... is redesign the layout of the screen and add additional written explanations."
"We need to clearly state in a prominent place on the screen what effects it will produce after being used. This should include the casting method for the 'Mirage Charm.'"
"That sounds..." Sirius raised an eyebrow. "Why does it sound like a product manual?"
Remus Lupin also came over and joined Wizet and Sirius's discussion. "Since it's an M.S.C. product, including a product manual is very necessary."
"Indeed." Sirius nodded in agreement. "What next? What else do we need to do?"
"There's nothing else we need to do..." Wizet said with a smile. "The written explanations are extremely important. Ideally, everyone present should be able to understand what they say."
"If I remember correctly, both professors and students can watch the Five-Wizard Tournament. In other words, first-years can also go to the spectator stands and watch this match."
"The explanations on the screen need to achieve this effect... after first-years read them, they should get the feeling that, 'As long as I practice more, I can cast the Mirage Charm too.'"
After studying "'consensus' magic," Wizet discovered that it was a particularly interesting kind of magic;
especially when paired with the theory of Harmonious Herbology, it could often make solutions much simpler when dealing with certain problems.
What he had just said was precisely the solution he had arrived at by combining "'consensus' magic" with the theory of Harmonious Herbology.
Sirius and Lupin exchanged looks. What Wizet had said could be called "very magical," yet it also felt a little "not