It was an insane suggestion.<br/>Draco knew that it was beyond mad to even have the thought and much more so to have the gall to say it out loud. It was clear to him that Potter thought that he had last it, and maybe he had. After all, it wasn’t something he had ever heard of happening before, yet Draco felt absolutely convinced that that was the missing link that they had been looking for.<br/>The fact that Potter humoured him anyway, sitting down to immediately owl the ministry to get the information Draco requested, sent a huge wave of relief through him. He knew that this credibility was on the line with this, that if it turned out that the two signatures were a perfect match he would likely be taken off the case again.<br/>Yet Draco couldn’t shake the feeling that this was it. That he was right and that something had happened to make Potter’s magic signature change so fundamentally. It was a long shot but Draco had to at least follow up on it.<br/>“Within a short timeframe, two things that require your magic signature to work for you has violently and that is not a very common mistake to happen with magic like that,” he stated, trying his best to sound confident, even if he knew that it probably sounded like an incredibly weak foundation for any kind of conclusion. However, it was that level of background that Draco was used to having before making any kind o conclusions. It came with the territory.