The dilemma that Potter was explaining to him was deeply relatable, Draco feeling stuck in much the same way and feeling equally frustrated that there wasn’t an easy answer to it. Draco had to constantly remind himself that the reason that there wasn’t an easy answer was the same reason that Potter had come to him in the first place.<br/>This was vastly unexplored magic, at least unexplored in any official capacity. Everything about dark magic was deeply secretive, nobody wanting to share what they knew and much less willing to write it down. That was also the reason that Draco had released his papers under a pseudonym, not keen on being tied to the study for dark arts, even if he was very good at it; or maybe it was because of that.<br/>“I respect your process,” he said with a warm smile, wanting Potter to know that Draco was at least as lost in this as he likely was.<br/>“I definitely feel you,” he stated, hands still easily moving around but Draco was slowly wrapping it up. He was becoming faster at it took, now that he knew exactly where to look and even<span style="font-style: italic">what</span>to look for.