"Mr. Kamba, you're too kind!" Wizet said hurriedly. "I hope you don't mind my intrusion..."
"Of course not!" Headmaster Kamba smiled slightly, gesturing for Wizet to find somewhere comfortable to sit. He then settled into the wicker chair opposite him.
Headmaster Kamba spoke unhurriedly. "Wizet, you should know very well... wands are still rather novel magical tools to us."
"Before wands reached Uagadou, aside from magical subjects such as Herbology and Magizoology, the main direction of our magical research was the study of our own bodies."
"Your casting tool is the wand, while ours is the body... This even includes Potions. Some potions are only truly complete once they come into contact with the body."
"Like magical tattoos? The body can also be regarded as a cauldron?" Something occurred to Wizet. "In that case... would this count as the 'contagion' aspect of 'sympathetic magic'?"
"Yes..." Headmaster Kamba smiled kindly. "It seems Zuri and the others were not exaggerating at all just now..."
"To make the connection from magical tattoos to 'sympathetic magic'... perhaps Zuri and the others were actually being somewhat conservative."
"Since that is the case, we can move on to the next topic. Wizet, in your opinion... what kinds of magic can be considered 'sympathetic magic'?"
Wizet answered as he thought it over. "If we are only discussing the 'similarity' aspect of 'sympathetic magic'..."
"Both Animagus transformation and the Patronus Charm can embody the 'similarity' aspect of 'sympathetic magic.' Next comes 'contagion'..."
He had originally wanted to mention Voldemort's "Dark Mark," as well as the "magical protection of love" protecting Harry;
However, considering that both involved certain secrets and were not particularly common forms of magic, he decided not to use them as examples for Headmaster Kamba.
Wizet knew of quite a few other spells, and quickly thought