The meeting with Sogabe had left Wataru deeply inspired by the potential of potions. Even one of Japan's wealthiest men had lit up at the effectiveness of the chronic treatment potion, seeing its potential not only as a medical breakthrough but also as a significant investment opportunity. This was no small feat. The potion held enough promise for someone like Sogabe to seriously consider funding its commercialization—a clear indication of its revolutionary effect and long-term potential.
Such a valuable potion, however, meant one thing: it had to be securely stored. As more people became aware of its power, the risk of theft would undoubtedly increase. This led Wataru to take extra precautions, ensuring the potion bottles were safely hidden in the storage area of his coffee shop, where only a select few knew its true location.
