"Actually, we could combine sage, cedar, sandalwood..." Wizet waved his wand and listed the names of several materials on the blackboard. "Then add crystals, fairies, and Mooncalves to create a full-moon environment."
"Hmm? What's the principle behind that?" The M.S.C. members looked at one another, unable to understand how these materials and magical creatures could be grouped together.
"Do you remember what I just said?" Wizet explained with a smile. "Whether it's Ritual Magic, alchemy, or potion-making..."
"As long as the approach is correct and the necessary materials are in place, under normal circumstances... we can achieve the result we want."
"This Ritual Magic works on the same principle..." Wizet pointed at the items listed on the board. "Ritual Magic is a very ancient type of magic..."
"The earliest Ritual Magic came from wizards studying natural phenomena... Sometimes magic works like that. We can also imitate something to achieve a similar effect."
Remus Lupin, standing nearby, reminded them, "The 'similarity' mentioned in Sympathetic Magic can be applied here as well."
"Exactly!" Wizet nodded. "Luna and I discovered this... Even deep within the Forbidden Forest, where it is difficult to see the full moon, Mooncalves still live there."
"Mooncalves... Mooncalves... As their name suggests, they are obsessed with the moon. That raises a question—what do they do when they live somewhere they cannot see the full moon?"
"Could it be..." George caught on quickly. "That fairy is the moon?"
"That's right!" Fred understood as well. "Fairy eggs glow... Do you all remember the Yule Ball?"
After the reminder, Neville thought of something too. "That... Fairyland Light?"
"Exactly, Fairyland Light!" Wizet snapped his fingers and turned to Neville. "Neville, you should know the value of Mooncalf dung, right?"
"Mm!" Neville nodded. "Mooncalf dung collected under a full moon is an excellent fertilizer.