The desire to know the progress of the second task was like currents surging along the bottom of the Black Lake, pushing against Wizet's consciousness;
Fortunately, he had experience resisting the malignant will of an Obscurus, and with the protection of mental magic, he did not lose himself to the urge of "desperately wanting to see something, wanting to know what would happen next."
This wondrous sensation made Wizet realize that, to use "'consensus' magic," the more important point was to "go with the flow";
The "'consensus' magic" of the Revealing Projection Screen succeeded mainly because of the special nature of the venue: the audience had no conventional means of finding out how the Champions would pass the second trial;
The Mirage Charm guided the audience's desire and will, driving the emergence of "'consensus' magic," which in turn strengthened the effects of the Mirage Charm;
Even in this research, Wizet had only been able to enter the "'consensus' magic" and experience it firsthand because he wanted to see "'consensus' magic";
It was precisely by relying on that desire to "take a look" that he had smoothly merged with the audience's desire to "see what was happening at the bottom of the lake";
He could only say that he had been lucky. If he wanted to study "'consensus' magic" again next time, he would need to actively seek out the trigger—which desire was at work, guiding the will of the group.
The feeling was like using a three-masted sailing ship to sail through the vast ocean of "collective will";
All he could do was act like a helmsman, adjusting the sails to alter course and flexibly responding to the waves and wind that represented "'consensus' magic";
As for how to make use of the power of "'consensus' magic," he would have