In the end, Lupin accepted this arduous yet glorious task under Professor Kayson's reasoned insistence.
Meanwhile, having some free time, Kayson welcomed the third visitor to his office that day.
"Professor, you wanted to see me?" Harry appeared before him.
"Yes. Your scar hurts and tends to give you strange emotions, so you need a protective charm." As Kayson spoke, he casually crafted an Enchanting Table by hand, then took out two Binding Curse enchantment books and placed them on it.
"Professor, what are you doing?" Harry asked in confusion.
"Don't worry about it." Kayson pulled out another Enchanting Table and directly tossed Harry onto it.
Then, using the Enchanting Table's built-in enchantment book, he found Harry's status information. Sure enough, there were two souls.
After distinguishing the small fragment belonging to Voldemort, Kayson directly deleted it. Yet almost instantly, the deleted soul clung back on like a stubborn adhesive plaster.
"What is this... some unique mechanism of Horcrux souls?" Kayson frowned.
"Professor? What Horcrux?" Harry turned and asked when he heard that.
"Oh, nothing." Kayson promptly shut up and temporarily gave up on deleting Voldemort's soul status. Horcruxes were completely unknown territory to him; he could be said to know absolutely nothing about them, let alone their strange protective mechanisms.
Or rather, most people in the world were unfamiliar with this sort of magic, Dumbledore included... after all, there were not many idiots willing to split their own souls.
The sample size was simply too small.
"Professor?" Harry asked as he watched Kayson flip through enchantment books while staring blankly into space.
"I'm fine." Kayson took out a protective charm made from a Beacon and a Totem of Undying. One Binding Curse linked to the Beacon, another linked to the Totem of Undying, and then both Binding Curses linked