After finishing all that, Kayson paused where he was and turned his monocle toward Dumbledore.
"...Nice glasses," Dumbledore said.
"Thanks. I was just confirming what a normal person's symbols were supposed to look like... Want to try the grindstone?" Kayson asked.
"I'm quite willing to sacrifice myself for my students." Dumbledore held out his hand directly.
"Forget it. Lupin, I'll buy you a drink after this as an apology for grinding your hand with a grindstone." Somewhat embarrassed, Kayson summoned another Enchanting Table and had Dumbledore stand on it.
Only after Dumbledore's symbols appeared in the enchanted book and Kayson confirmed there was not the slightest trace of beast-related characters among them did he finally let out a sigh of relief.
After having Dumbledore step down, he immediately confirmed Lupin's enchantment.
In an instant, Lupin felt as though something inside his body had been drawn away. Honestly, he had never felt his body so full before, nor had the magic within him ever been so active.
Then he fainted. The moment he stepped down from the Enchanting Table, he collapsed straight onto the floor.
"...What's going on?" Kayson had just put away the Enchanting Table when he turned around and saw Lupin drop into sleep.
Dumbledore crouched down and carefully swept his wand over Lupin for a while. "It's nothing serious. If his body used to be filled with magic and wolfbane, then now that the wolfbane has been removed, the remaining magic can no longer support his current body... A few days of rest will do."
"Oh... I see." Kayson nodded, looking at the golden apple that had appeared in his hand... He had already taken it out, after all.
"...It sounds rather tasty," Dumbledore said quietly.
"Mm-hm. It's like a healing potion. Want to try it?" Kayson held