Recaps

Wizet helped the M.S.C. develop a magical broadcast while exploring how belief, will, and sympathetic magic could connect different branches of magic. As the second task approached, the Champions exchanged healing knowledge, and Wizet investigated how blood and voodoo dolls linked souls to bodies.

• Wizet and Luna developed an alchemical water shield idea, then shared a quiet, affectionate moment on their garden bench.
• Wizet and Luna arranged an M.S.C. meeting at the Hog's Head Inn, where Sirius, Lupin, Fred, George, Neville, and Hannah discussed a magical Quidditch broadcast and demonstrated their projects.
• Wizet taught the group about silent, wandless magic and how will, memories, and encouragement could strengthen spellwork, leading them to plan audience participation in the broadcast.
• Wizet and Luna met Xenophilius Lovegood in Hogsmeade, while Aberforth later confronted Albus about Wizet’s war-magic research and read Albus’s drafts on the International Statute of Secrecy.
• After Christmas, Wizet joined the Champions’ healing exchanges and showed how expertise in Potions could guide healing spells, then discussed bloodline magic as a link between soul and body.
• Wizet connected the Champions’ ideas about bloodline power to Animagus magic and the heart, while Kwame Mensah demonstrated Wanga Dolls and Wizet explained their connection to sympathetic magic.
• Wizet learned that Uagadou’s voodoo dolls could repair damage from failed Animagus transformations, then Headmaster Kamba explained how Haitian dark wizards used dolls to send their souls into Inferi and risked losing their identities.

Wizet studied Voodoo Dolls and Consensus Magic before using his discoveries to reshape the Black Lake and become the first Champion to finish the second task. The task ended with Hogwarts, Beauxbatons, and Wizet tied for the top score, and Luna took Wizet out onto the lake.

• Wizet learned from Headmaster Kamba how Voodoo Dolls worked and connected their magic to the ingredients and effects of Wolfsbane Potion.
• Wizet developed a theory that failed Animagus transformations affected the soul, then proposed that Animagus transformation combined Bloodline Magic and Ritual Magic.
• Sirius Black and Remus Lupin set up screens to show the second task, and Ludo Bagman announced that the Champions would have to surrender their wands.
• Wizet recovered his wand underwater, gathered points of light, and experimented with Consensus Magic, while Harry and other Champions faced dangers in the lake.
• Wizet used an altered Marking Charm to draw the lake’s creatures toward him, then cast Dissendium to part the Black Lake and complete the trial first.
• Harry, Draco, and Cedric worked together to escape the creatures and finish the task, while Fleur’s group also completed it and Uagadou and Durmstrang tried to rescue their hostages.
• The judges awarded seventy points to Wizet, the Hogwarts Champions, and Beauxbatons, tying them for the highest score, and Bagman announced the final event would take place on June twenty-fourth.
• After the Champions celebrated in the Great Hall, Luna offered to look after Wizet and shaped the lake water into a boat for them.

Wizet investigated the origins of Lycanthropy and revised his Wolfsbane Potion theory, then turned his attention to whether Filch could learn magic. The arc left Filch preparing for Animagus training with help from Fred and George.

• Luna shared her coral reef metaphor with Wizet, who connected it to consensus magic, the Otherworld, and the Shadow World.
• Wizet explained how Helga Hufflepuff and Rowena Ravenclaw had created alchemical armor with soul imprints and Bundimun, inspiring Fred and George to organize research into building a stone plinth giant.
• Wizet and Snape revised the Wolfsbane Potion formula as Wizet developed a theory about the soul atrium and Lycanthropy’s effects.
• Wizet examined Fenrir Greyback through a full-moon transformation and concluded that Lycanthropy involved a bloodline bestowed by consensus magic.
• Wizet isolated Greyback’s cruelty and found that suppressing his werewolf traits affected his blood, leading him to theorize that Lycanthropy had arisen from an attempt to purify a bloodline.
• Wizet investigated Filch’s changed Scouring Charm and learned that Filch could see Dementors, prompting him to consider whether Squibs might be able to acquire magic.
• Wizet gave Filch instructions for an Animagus-based ritual involving Mrs Norris, and Fred and George helped him prepare to gather its ingredients.
• Wizet identified Butrielle from Neville and Hannah’s work as a reliable substitute for dew in Filch’s training, and Fred and George promised to bring Filch some.

Wizet developed plans to help Squibs gain magic and proved Filch could cast a spell through Mrs Norris, while building support for the research. After discovering a fragment of Voldemort’s soul in Harry, Wizet learned of the prophecy and left ready to face what was coming.

• Wizet explained Filch’s ritual to Fred and George, then developed a cheaper Wolfsbane Potion and studied a formula that might turn Greyback into a true werewolf.
• Wizet showed Snape and Dumbledore his theories for helping Squibs, and discussed how Ministry factions and pure-blood families shaped wizarding history and Grindelwald’s rise.
• Wizet and Dumbledore agreed to pursue a safer way of helping Squibs, and Dumbledore gave Wizet research on Consensus Magic.
• Wizet presented the Dependency Connection Ritual and Magic Revival Agent to M.S.C., and Sirius, Lupin, Neville, Fred, George, Luna, and Hannah pledged support.
• Wizet told Lupin that his ritual might cure Lycanthropy, then shared ice cream with Luna before learning details of the Triwizard Tournament’s third task.
• Hagrid revealed the maze’s creatures, and Bagman explained its rules before Filch demonstrated that Mrs Norris let him cast the Four-Point Spell.
• Wizet found a soul fragment linked to Harry’s scar and told Dumbledore that Harry might be a Horcrux, while Dumbledore revealed Trelawney’s prophecy and Harry later said he had seen Voldemort return to life.