Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

"Use the enchantment table to add some redundant symbols to them? Or delete some indispensable symbols to satisfy your own perverted preferences?"

"........Can't we just use a castrated version of the enchanting table?"

"Knowledge is like a curse. As long as you give them a direction, they will figure it out on their own and will never forget it. When they know that humans can modify symbols to change their essence, there will always be people working towards this goal." Kaisen shook his head and said.

Lupin sat on the sofa and nodded...

"Then why did you write this paper? You didn't intend to publish it in the first place."

"I said I couldn't send it out now, but I never said I wouldn't send it out in the future."

"What do you mean?"

This time, Kaisen did not answer what Lupin said. He placed sixty alchemical crucibles according to the designed positions, added a base, an unlimited water source, pipes for placing items on the upper layer, and a funnel transmission system. The only thing left was the last step.

Hey!

With a loud snap of fingers, shining lights appeared under the sixty crucibles, and the crucibles began to heat up.

Kaisen walked to a corner of the huge machine and pulled down the huge lever on it. Soon, the item placement pipe began to drop quartz fragments into the crucible.

The element deconstruction machine next door released the deconstructed elements through the pipeline, and soon the magic crystal fragments were produced, classified, and packed into large boxes.

"A perfect start." Kaisen put his hands on his hips and looked at his work, nodding with satisfaction.

"You haven't answered my question yet." Lupin's voice came from the small sofa in the office area.

"If my removing the werewolf characters for you can be considered programming according to Muggles, then I can create an installation package that they can't guess the principle and is a fool-proof operation." As Kaisen said this, a glowing enchanted book appeared in his hand.

"Enchanted book. I'm planning to use this reverse enchanted book to remove the werewolf symbol, but I haven't tried it yet."

"You need a test subject?" Lupin asked.

“I’m a clinical volunteer.”

"...I'll help you find one. I know a lot of werewolves like me."

Kaisen nodded. "Okay, but remember to be careful. I heard Dumbledore say before that some werewolves really enjoy the feeling of having a hundred people responding to their commands. Be careful of them."

"I will, don't worry." After saying this, Lupin left Hogwarts without stopping and went to find volunteers.

Kaisen returned to the desk area and continued to use various elements to explore new knowledge according to the magic manual.

Until the evening, Lupin brought a skinny middle-aged wizard, whose weather-beaten face could not hide his flattery and cowardice.

"What is this gentleman's name?" Kaisen stood up and stretched out his hand towards the middle-aged wizard.

"Marcus, just call me Marcus." Marcus rubbed his hands on his pants and gently held Kaisen's hand.

"Mr. Marcus, do you know why you are here?" Kaisen asked again.

"I know. Remus told me... I've thought about it a lot. If I continue to live in this muddle for the rest of my life, I might as well die early." Marcus murmured.

"I don't approve of anyone committing suicide. Perhaps you think I haven't experienced that kind of unforgettable pain, but as long as you live in this world, there is always hope, like now."

Kaisen had just used glass panels to divide the entire office into an office area and a work area. He then took Marcus to a corner of the work area, where the enchantment table was quietly sitting.

He placed the enchantment book that removed the werewolf symbol on the enchantment table.

"Lupin, go to the headmaster's office and help me see if Dumbledore is there." Kaisen turned around and said to Lupin.

"What if he's not here?"

"Then coax Fox over. It's almost the same as bringing Fox here."

"Um..." Marcus was a little embarrassed: "I don't need to alarm Headmaster Dumbledore now, right?"

"It's actually necessary. Although I don't think there will be any unnecessary issues, it's still necessary to have the necessary insurance."

Soon, Dumbledore arrived with his giant phoenix and Lupin.

Kaisen first glanced at Marcus through his monocle.

【Human】【Magic】【Beast】

Then he used magic power to activate the runes on the enchanted book and integrated it into Marcus' body.

A golden apple appeared silently in his hand, just waiting to be stuffed into Marcus' mouth as soon as any emergency occurred.

but.................

"I feel... I'm a little tired." Marcus just looked a little more listless, and there was no sudden situation.

"............" Kaisen still looked at him through the monocle.

[Human] [Magic]

"...Congratulations, Mr. Marcus."

Marcus didn't understand what was going on until he saw the smiles of Kaisen, Dumbledore and Lupin, and then he suddenly had a vague guess.

"We'll know what happens next time we get to the next full moon." Lupin walked over and gave Marcus a big hug.

“…I…I…thank you.”

Chapter 77 Flourish and Blotts Bookstore

In the next month, Kaisen used this enchanted book to heal six more werewolves. Together with Lupin and Marcus, there were now eight werewolves in total.

At the same time, a paper was also published on the method of curing werewolves by combining an enchantment table and an enchantment book.

This time it wasn't just a paper for a small alchemy circle, but took up two full pages in the Daily Prophet, explaining the principles in detail, although it was a censored version.

There are also eight werewolf wizards who have been cured. During the day of this full moon, there will be a small stall in Diagon Alley distributing enchantment books for free, and Professor Kaysen from Hogwarts will be there to teach the werewolves how to use a simple enchantment table and enchantment books.

It was also a short press conference.

Meanwhile, in the Ministry of Magic...

"This is the security force for your so-called distribution of enchanted books, Mr. Heath. I hope you can understand. After all, Diagon Alley is the place with the highest concentration of wizards in the whole of England, so I need your assurance."

"If these werewolves riot, or if your treatment fails, these werewolves will transform into werewolves under tonight's full moon and begin to attack the wizarding residents of Diagon Alley unconsciously."

"Our Aurors and strikers will quickly suppress them, or even strangle them. You cannot resist, lead them in resistance, or condone their resistance."

Scrimgeour, the head of the Auror Office at the Ministry of Magic, spoke to Kaisen with a serious face.

"Of course, of course. To be honest, if it weren't for the fact that those werewolves have such poor ability to travel long distances, I originally wanted to book the venue in the wilderness. However, there are still only a few werewolf wizards as powerful as Remus Lupin... Most of them can't even register for the Apparition test." Kaisen said in agreement.

"As long as you understand."

After leaving the Ministry of Magic, Kaisen arrived at a small stall he had set up temporarily in the blink of an eye. There was a counter and an enchantment table on top, and a small box full of enchantment books below.

Soon, a large group of werewolf wizards surrounded the small stall.

But after all, werewolf wizards are still a minority compared to ordinary wizards, and these werewolf wizards did not cause any disturbance in Diagon Alley.

Of course, it was also because groups of Aurors maintained order, and these werewolf wizards didn't want to get involved.

Those werewolf wizards who are accustomed to eating raw meat and drinking blood and bullying the weak will not come here.

Soon, after the werewolf symbol of the last werewolf wizard was deleted, Kaisen sat back in his chair and stretched hard.

Soon, the Aurors brought these former werewolf wizards back to the rooms prepared in advance at the Ministry of Magic in batches.

Here they would conduct a final experiment, until the moment the light of the full moon fell upon them, no one would have any hair growing on their body.

The professor who did all this went to bed early and fell asleep.

the next day...

"Speaking of which, last time, I went to Flourish and Blotts to buy some books on alchemy. I don't know why the clerk sold me a castrated alchemy textbook. There weren't even any runes in it."

"From that moment on, I swore that the next time I saw him, I would give him a good beating... Well, now that I've said this, could you please tell me if you know that person?"

Between Kaisen and Lupin was the owner of Flourish and Blotts Bookstore. At this moment, the owner was trembling with fear, and he was regretting that he had agreed to the leave application of that damn clerk yesterday.

"...Okay, I won't make things difficult for you. We are here this time..." Kaisen and the bookstore owner looked at the almost crowded bookstore and simply found a corner to sit down.

Lupin stood there bored, flipping through a book.

"Hmm, you say."

"Didn't I heal some werewolf wizards across from our Flourish and Blotts bookstore yesterday? Did you read today's Daily Prophet?"

"Well, it's the front page headline. You can't miss it."

"Ahem, so I came to you... to work together for a better tomorrow for the wizarding world, and of course to discuss cooperation." Kaisen took out an enchanted book that could remove the werewolf curse from his pocket.

"This enchanted book is priced at one Galleon. I'm asking you to sell it at Flourish and Blotts."

The boss looked embarrassed. "One Galleon? Aren't you going to charge a higher price for such a valuable book? Look at that idiot over there, he's selling out all his books at ten Galleons. Your book is too cheap at one Galleon."

"It's hard for werewolves to even get a copper Knut. One Galleon is enough to purify those poor people who want to get rid of their werewolf identity or are accidentally infected by werewolves. Besides, you don't have to spend money to buy this enchantment book that can remove the werewolf curse. I'll give it to you directly. It's a no-cost deal." Kaisen patted his boss's shoulder frantically.

“Hiss… In that case… it’s not impossible…”

"It's settled then?" Kaisen said with a smile.

"Okay, okay. I'll go get it from Hogwarts later. You're not making any money, so I can't make you make another trip. I'll put up an ad and instructions, and wizards who want to get rid of their werewolf identities will come."

"Boss, you have a great heart."

Kaisen said this and took out a long box, which was filled with enchantment books that could remove the werewolf curse.

"Have you brought this...?"

"Because I can predict that you are a good person, boss."

The boss who was given the nice guy card didn't say anything. He carried the box and went to put the books on the bookshelf, while Kaisen and Lupin looked at each other.

"Not bad, right? I never thought I would still have a little bit of face outside the alchemy circle." The former sighed.

"Hmm... let's just separate here. I won't go back to Hogwarts. I've wasted so many years as a werewolf. I should take some time to sort out my own life." Lupin said with a smile.

"I hope your life can get back on track soon." Kaisen also gave his sincere blessings.

Just as the two were about to leave Blooms and Blotts, a voice suddenly came from inside the bookstore.

"Professor Kaisen? That's Professor Kaisen!"

Kaisen turned around in confusion, and then he saw that nearly half of the young wizards in the bookstore who were in the third grade and above turned their heads towards him.

The reason why Lupin didn't leave was because he saw a familiar figure when he subconsciously turned around.

An extremely familiar figure.