Gongenzaka's quite right. As a professional and member of the faculty here, I have an obligation to look out for the health and well-being of everyone involved. As such, any procedure I do recommend will only be handled by the most rigorous ethical guidelines.

[Fortunately, finding the book he was looking for went much more smoothly this time, and he pulled it out quickly.]

Now then, Yuya. I'm going to have to ask you to submit to those more invasive magical evaluations. They are painless, and generally without risk, but as I said... they're something of a magical deep-dive, which some are uncomfortable with. We have to know the true extent of possession Zarc really has on you. While I still believe it is relatively weak... I will not make the mistake of underestimating it twice.

While I assume "whatever it takes" is a form of consent, as a matter of professionalism, I must do two things. First, to remind you that the university will keep the results confidential and private. Second, I will need your consent in writing, with your signature.

[With that, he heads over to his desk, opens a drawer, and begins rooting around for a consent form for Yuya to fill out.]

I apologize for the bureaucracy of it all, but we do take privacy very seriously. And if you want anyone else to know the results, make sure to note that on the form as well. Formalities, but I'd rather not have to deal with Professor Atchison giving me an earful about not following protocol.