"Make him into a werewolf?" Snape murmured, studying the notebook in his hand again.
"Hm?" He sensed something unusual about the notebook and realized there was more to these pages than met the eye. They did not merely conceal the Werewolf Magus formula.
He looked up at Wizet and asked, "What else did you hide in there?"
"Professor Snape, this notebook actually..." Wizet did not conceal anything and answered directly, "also contains a set of ideas concerning Squibs, though they are still being refined..."
Snape gave Wizet a long, hard look. "Ideas concerning Squibs?"
He could no longer tell just how many things Wizet had tested on Fenrir Greyback.
Not only had Wizet improved the Wolfsbane Potion, he had also devised a remarkably complete and comprehensive Werewolf Magus formula...
And now, Wizet was telling him that this notebook even contained a set of ideas concerning Squibs?
How much time had even passed?
Even if it was still an unfinished version, it was an astonishing accomplishment...
It was so astonishing that even Snape became curious. "Still being refined?"
"Yes!" Wizet nodded. "They are mainly aimed at Squibs in different circumstances, so the methods used are different as well."
Hearing Wizet say that, Snape grew even more curious. "What do you intend to do to Squibs?"
Wizet replied evenly, "I want to try and let Squibs master magic."
"You want to turn Squibs into wizards?" Those casually spoken words made Snape feel as though a roar had erupted beside his ears. "Let them cast spells like wizards?"
"Mainly because I have not met many Squibs..." Wizet explained. "So far, the only Squib I have encountered is Mr. Filch..."
"Therefore, I came up with several methods. I have already written the first method I conceived of to Mr. Filch and had him try