"Technical consultant?" Wizet murmured. "That position feels a little familiar..."
"So this counts as a promotion for me?" Luna blinked. "I'm already on the same level as Wizet?"
"Of course it's a promotion!" Fred and George applauded in celebration while waggling their eyebrows. "Well? Happy now?"
Luna admitted with smiling eyes, "I am pretty happy!"
George let out an exaggerated sigh. "It's mainly because adding you two lowers the difficulty by so much!"
"Exactly!" Fred added. "And if you've both written out the principles and we still can't figure it out... that would be far too ridiculous!"
"The division of work is just right now!" George began counting people off. "Fred and I... will be responsible for researching alchemy."
"Neville and Hannah will naturally handle Herbology. We'll definitely have plenty of questions for you... Wizet and Luna will be the technical consultants, solving the trickiest problems!"
Neville clenched his fist and promised, "I'll definitely work hard!"
Hannah hurriedly added, "Me too!"
Seeing this, a faint smile appeared on Wizet's lips.
He had never minded sharing knowledge. Knowledge was like a seed; since it was a seed, it would always want to sprout and take root.
Now was the time for it to sprout and take root. From the M.S.C. members, he could sense a drive—an exceptionally pure, vibrant drive.
Wizet could also feel that everyone was walking their own magical path, striving to bring their talents into full play.
There was no need to mention Fred and George. They knew what they were good at and understood which magic they needed to master;
It was precisely because of this that they could always come up with wildly imaginative ideas. Yet, while those inspirations were full of creativity, they had been difficult to realize due to the lack of systematic theoretical