Over the next month, Kaisen used this enchantment book method to cure six more Werewolves, bringing the total to eight, including Lupin and Marcus.
At the same time, a paper was published on this method of curing Werewolves by stacking the Enchanting Table and enchantment book.
This time, it wasn't just a paper for the Alchemy circle; it took up two full pages in The Daily Prophet, explaining the principles in detail—a censored version, of course.
It also mentioned the eight cured Werewolf Wizards, and that on the day of the full moon, a small stall in Diagon Alley would be giving out free enchantment books, where Professor Kaisen from Hogwarts would provide simple instructions on how to use the Enchanting Table and enchantment book for Werewolves.
It was also a brief press conference.
Meanwhile, at the Ministry of Magic...
"This is the security force for your so-called enchantment book distribution, Mr. Heath. I hope you understand, as Diagon Alley is the most densely populated Wizard area in all of England, so I need your assurance."
"If these Werewolf Wizards riot, or if your therapy fails and these Werewolf Wizards become Werewolves tonight during the full moon, beginning to unconsciously attack the Wizard residents of Diagon Alley,"
"Our Aurors and Hit-Wizards will quickly suppress them, even eliminate them. You cannot resist this, lead them in resistance, or condone their resistance."
Scrimgeour, the Head of the Auror Office at the Ministry of Magic, said to Kaisen with a stern expression.
"Of course, of course. Honestly, if it weren't for the poor travel capabilities of those Werewolves, I initially wanted to set the location in the wilderness. But powerful Werewolf Wizards like Remus Lupin are few... most of them can't even sign up for the Apparition exam," Kaisen agreed.
"It's good that you understand."
After leaving the Ministry of Magic, Kaisen instantly arrived at his temporarily set up small stall, which had a counter and an Enchanting Table on top, and a small box full of enchantment books underneath.
Soon, a large crowd of Werewolf Wizards surrounded the stall, making it impossible to pass.
However, Werewolf Wizards are still a minority compared to ordinary Wizards, and these Werewolf Wizards did not cause any disturbance in Diagon Alley.
This was also due to the continuous presence of Aurors maintaining order, and the fact that these Werewolf Wizards themselves did not want any trouble.
Those Werewolf Wizards who were accustomed to savagery and bullying the weak would not come here.
Soon, after the last Werewolf Wizard's Werewolf symbol was completely removed, Kaisen sat back in his chair and stretched vigorously.
The Aurors then took these former Werewolf Wizards in batches to the rooms prepared in advance at the Ministry of Magic.
There, they would undergo the final test, until the moment the full moon's light fell upon them and not a single hair grew on anyone's body.
And a certain Professor who had done all this had already gone to bed and fallen into a deep sleep.
The next day...
"Speaking of which, last time I came to Flourish and Blotts to buy some Alchemy books, and for some reason, the clerk sold me a censored Alchemy textbook that didn't even have Runes in it."
"From then on, I swore that the next time I saw him, I would give him a hard time... So, now that I've said all this, can you tell me if you know that person?"
Between Kaisen and Lupin was the owner of Flourish and Blotts, who was trembling and already regretting agreeing to that damn clerk's leave request yesterday.
"...Alright, I won't make it difficult for you. We're here today..." Kaisen and the bookstore owner looked at the almost overflowing bookstore and simply found a corner to sit down.
Lupin, meanwhile, stood idly by, flipping through a book.
"Uh huh, you speak."
"Yesterday, wasn't I across from our Flourish and Blotts, curing some Werewolf Wizards? Did you see today's The Daily Prophet?"
"Yes, the front page headline, impossible not to see it."
"Ahem, so I came to you... to work together for a better tomorrow for the Wizarding world, and of course, to discuss a collaboration." Kaisen pulled out an enchantment book for removing the Werewolf curse from his pocket.
"This enchantment book is priced at one Galleon, and I'm entrusting Flourish and Blotts to sell it."
The owner looked troubled: "One Galleon? Aren't you planning to price such a valuable book higher? Look at that charlatan over there, he sells a book for ten Galleons and it sells out. Your book is too cheap at one Galleon."
"It's hard for Werewolves to even pull out a Knut. One Galleon is enough to purify those who want to escape their Werewolf identity and those poor souls accidentally infected by Werewolves. Plus, you don't have to pay for inventory for this Werewolf curse removal enchantment book; I'll give them to you directly. It's a no-cost business!" Kaisen slapped the owner's shoulder enthusiastically.
"Hiss... in that case... it's not impossible..."
"So, it's settled?" Kaisen said with a smile.
"Yes, yes, I'll go to Hogwarts to pick them up later. Since you're not making any money, I certainly can't make you run around. When I get there, I'll put a GG and instructions for use, and those Wizards who want to get rid of their Werewolf identity will come themselves."
"That's why I said you have a great heart, boss."
Kaisen said, pulling out a long, rectangular box filled to the brim with Werewolf curse removal enchantment books.
"You... already brought them?"
"Because I could foresee that you, boss, are a good person."
The owner, having been given the 'good person' card, said nothing and carried the box to arrange the books on the shelves, while Kaisen and Lupin exchanged glances.
"Not bad, right? I didn't expect to have a little bit of influence outside the Alchemy circle," the former sighed.
"Uh huh... Let's part ways here. I won't be going back to Hogwarts. As a Werewolf, I've wasted so many years, and I should spend some time getting my life in order," Lupin said with a smile.
"I hope your life gets back on track soon," Kaisen sincerely blessed him.
Just as the two were about to leave Flourish and Blotts, a voice suddenly came from inside the bookstore.
"Professor Kaisen? That's Professor Kaisen!"
Kaisen turned back, somewhat bewildered, and then he saw nearly half of the Little Wizardss from third year and above in the bookstore all turn their heads.
Lupin didn't leave because when he instinctively looked back, he saw a familiar figure.
An incredibly familiar figure.
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