"It felt like entering a pitch-black place, unable to move at all..." Headmaster Kamba looked at the "Voodoo Doll." "It does indeed sound like what using a 'Voodoo Doll' feels like."
"Yes!" Wizet replied. "I still need to continue researching exactly how the Wolfsbane Potion achieves this."
"After all, werewolves who have taken the Wolfsbane Potion experience something similar to 'losing control of their bodies' on the night of the full moon."
"So there are still quite a few unanswered questions. I need to conduct specific experiments and see how to reproduce the effects of the Wolfsbane Potion through potions."
"Finding a clear direction is already tremendous progress." Headmaster Kamba wore a kindly smile. "That was the potion formula of a Potions Master..."
"It is perfectly normal not to achieve research results in a short time. You must be like a leopard... maintain enough patience while hunting, so that you can catch your prey."
Wizet understood what Headmaster Kamba meant. After thanking him, he stopped dwelling on the Wolfsbane Potion and continued discussing what he had gained from the "Voodoo Doll."
"The 'Voodoo Doll' is equivalent to a second body. I think this is the most distinctive aspect of African magic... Because African wizards study the body, they revere it..."
"Therefore, in your view, a body containing a soul ought to be pure. That is why there is a need to extend a second body, using the 'Second Body' to cast certain magic and make certain changes."
"Kwame and the others mentioned something: when some wizards fail their Animagus practice, their bodies undergo changes, leaving the traits of a certain animal on them..."
"When that happens, they can use the 'Voodoo Doll,' this 'second body,' to separate out those animal traits..."
"But there's one thing I can't understand..." Wizet suddenly