"No, no. This can't be released yet. The Enchanting Table treatment is very simple—one Enchanting Table is all it needs, even a homemade one. Besides, I've already open-sourced that thing."
"But what about the risks? Excluding my spell enchantments, you're the only case involving treatment-editing enchantments. What if this gets out and someone dies?"
In the Alchemy office, Kayson spoke to Lupin, who sat on the sofa, while using his wand to Transfigure batch after batch of alchemical cauldrons.
"Didn't you already label the risks? It says that I was cured by you and Dumbledore. If they learn it and operate on themselves, it's understandable that there may be risks." Lupin said as he flipped through the paper that had been polished over the course of the previous night.
"Because there's another problem now: the editing function of the Enchanting Table. For example, if I can use it to remove someone's beast symbol, then what if some perverted Dark Wizard captures Muggles or his enemies—anyone weaker than him, really?"
"What if he uses the Enchanting Table to add unnecessary symbols to them? Or removes symbols they can't live without, just to satisfy his twisted tastes?"
"...Wouldn't a crippled version of the Enchanting Table work?"
"Knowledge is like a curse. As long as you give people a direction, they'll figure it out themselves, and they won't be able to forget it. Once they know humans can alter symbols to change their essence, someone will always devote themselves to it." Kayson shook his head.
Lupin sat on the sofa and nodded...
"Then why did you write this paper? You never planned to publish it from the beginning."
"I said it can't be published now. I never said I wouldn't publish it in the future."
"What do you mean?"
This time, Kayson did