Unbehaved Hufflepuff

Snape raised his hand and pointed to a cauldron in the office: "What is boiling there is Mandela's Restoration Potion. You can observe its color and concentration, and learn from the content in the book."

He started giving Lumi hints.

Seeing Lumi's expression of understanding, he smiled with satisfaction, then found an excuse and left the office.

When he thought that he would be able to get the basilisk materials soon, Snape felt more wind as he walked, and the corners of his mouth raised even more. He was in a very good mood.

After he left, Lumi came to the crucible and focused his attention on the crucible. Indeed, as Snape said, the potion brewed in it was the Mandela Restoration Potion, and the only thing missing from it was Mandela. Grass leaves are used as the main medicine.

The special thing about mandrake leaves is that they can be added to potions at any time.

This potion needs to be kept at a certain temperature. The simplest way is to cook it with a fixed temperature flame.

When the fire goes out, that's when the medicine is ready.

In other words, this is the best time to put materials.

As long as a few bits of basilisk flesh are added now, the quality of this pot of potion will be improved.

The potency is several levels stronger than the original version.

This is a God-given opportunity.

Lumi reached into the small bag at his waist and took out a notebook and pen.

He's not that stupid. What's the difference between putting it in now and exposing it to yourself?

It would be better to use this pot of magical potion to learn how to make it and write down the status of the potion on paper. It would be very troublesome if you forget it.

The eyes of the basilisk are in your hands. As long as you put a glass cover on its eyes, it will become a prop to point out who is petrified.

Using small props like this, you can recreate the petrified state, and then you can go to the Forbidden Forest and catch any animal to test the medicine.

Why expose yourself here?

But this also gave Lumi a wake-up call.

The basilisk needs to be dealt with as much as possible.

Just get a bigger staff for your eyes, one with a removable glass cover. If it doesn't turn to stone, just glare at anyone and they will die.

The leather was burned and smashed, so there were a lot of damage, but it didn't matter. It could be made into a snakeskin bag, but it couldn't be used as a mattress in a hut.

As for the meat, it should taste pretty good, right?

Draco's snake was crushed to death at that time, and the body was still in the bag, so it could be used as food.

I heard a guest from China say that the more poisonous the snake, the more delicious it tastes.

Then treat them to a meal with the basilisk.

Bones might be good for making soup.

Just pull out the fangs and keep them. This is my Lumi’s trophy.

Three strokes, five divisions and two divided the basilisk's future, and Lumi studied potions with great interest.

We have almost learned Mandela Restoration Potion, now we just need to practice it.

But now that Snape hasn't come back yet, Lumi decided to learn something else.

This is the Potions Office anyway, so Snape will definitely answer if you ask.

After he learned several potion recipes, Snape opened the door and came back.

The first thing he did when he came back was to check the potion in the cauldron.

The more he looked, the darker his face became.

The potion makes no difference at all.

What he was like when he left, he will be like when he comes back.

Snape looked at Lumi and saw that he looked very happy.

It seemed like he had gotten something extraordinary.

Now it was Professor Snape's turn to be confused.

Did he let it go or not?

Since the content in this book was published thousands of years ago, Snape didn't do much research on it.

The contents in the book are part of what the practitioner puts in, and the reaction of the medicinal decoction will not change.

At the beginning of the period, he didn't think there was anything wrong. He felt that his research on potions was already quite good, and he was confident that he could see any changes in the potions.

But now, the potion in his eyes has not changed.

If Lumi releases the basilisk, but the effect is the same as in the book, and the decoction remains unchanged, how can he tell the fact that he secretly hides the basilisk?

But if he didn't let it go, what would he enjoy?

This was the first time Snape doubted his potion skills.

Of course, the verification method is simple.

That is to pull out a hair and add it.

However, if Lumi really lets go, the pot of potion will be ruined if he adds hair.

The best way is to boil it again and put some hair on it. If there is no change, then he will find an opportunity to petrify someone and then give him medicine to see the effect.

Unfortunately, today is Lumi's last day of confinement and he has no time to verify it.

"That, Professor."

Lumi asked cautiously: "How big should the five caterpillars in the age-increasing formula be? What is the width of the uniform slices? What is the required weight of each slice?"

he asked, pointing to a page in the book.

Snape, who was currently focused on the basilisk, didn't expect Lumi to ask this question.

He glanced at Lumi in surprise.

But it still answered his question.

"The optimal size of the caterpillar is three centimeters, its thickness is two millimeters, and its weight is about 0.6 grams. The error should not exceed 0.3 grams."

"If you don't want to die of old age after taking one sip of potion, then put away your curiosity and show it in your fifth grade potions class."

He also warned Lumi not to dispense medicine privately.

"Yes."

After getting the exact dose, Lumi became interested in potions.

He is now looking forward to when the perfect potion is born from his own hands. The sense of accomplishment at that moment will definitely fill his whole heart.

Lumi asked Snape a few more questions, although they were all about things that only senior students would learn.

Snape greeted Lumi venomously every time he answered a question.

Although his venom spray was indeed powerful, Lumi gained knowledge and was very happy.

When the confinement was over, Snape released Lumi.

This time he didn't send Lumi back.

Refining the potion, testing the authenticity of the prescription, and finally grabbing Lumi's pigtail.

As for not letting Lumi see Luna?

Snape gave up because it was simply unrealistic.

It's okay for a day or two, but what about half a month later?

What if Lumi really held on and didn't take out the basilisk?

Can you still petrify Luna for a lifetime?

How can it be!

So the plan to prevent Lumi from meeting Luna has been abandoned, and now Snape is fully focused on finding loopholes in Lumi and grabbing evidence that the basilisk is in his possession.

By then, you will be able to own a basilisk!

Some ancient magic potions can also be configured.

After leaving the potion office, Lumi felt incredible.

Snape just let him go?

How can it be!

This old bat will definitely use some method to keep an eye on him.

Focusing on the Potions Office, he could see Snape's movements clearly.

Get the materials, play with the crucible, light the fire...

Seeing this scene, Lumi was stunned for a moment.

[Is this Mandela Recovery Potion? 】