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Ivana R 
"Oh, thank you! Thank you very much, sir! You'll definitely not regret. I'll brew the best potion to vanish wrinkles!" Annabeth grinned and she wiped her tears on her sleeves. She would love to embrace him, but she thought it would be better to show her love after brewing a perfect potion.
Cosgrach rolled his eyes.
Hopefully. He was going to keep an eye on her, though, he was, to make sure her potion is correct. From his observations, though, she went all correctly...
Good.
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Bazinga Bart was still looking for the bubotuber pus. Where did he put it. Shuffling his slippers around he looked up as the professor came over, "I can't remember where I put my bubotuber pus." He was ducking down looking towards the floor maybe he set it down there for some odd reason. Why couldn't he find it, he did get some didn't he?
Standing back up he looked at the professor super confused and set his hand down on his workstation bumping something. Looking towards what he bumped the second year felt a bit dumb. "Oh there it is." So now back to work right, he turned and shuffled back to his seat.
...was... Bart okay? Cosgrach watched him with concern on his face. Bart was not okay. He certainly didn't
look okay, with the oldness and whatnot, and his... behaviour...
"...right." He found it. Riiiiight.
Moving on.
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Originally Posted by
carpediem But how? Professor couldn't see or she might anger him more.. but it might anger him if she didn't start over and at least make an effort. She could work fast. Her head was practically spinning right now. What were the consequences of these actions? Which sets were worse?
Cosgrach tapped his foot impatiently. Well? Was she going to speak? He eyed the cauldron again and sighed.
"Saving that potion is above your level," he said in the end, seeing she refused to speak. Too scared to? It wasn't like he would eat them. See, he even sounded much calmer, because he felt guilty for scaring her. Where would he be if his own professors treated him so?
"You will have extra time," he said to make her feel better, then with a heavy heart, vanished her potion.
Silly students for making him feel guilty for THEIR OWN mistake. Merlin. Was he even alright?!
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Holmesian Feline Counting down, he added the planaria slowly, allowing both water and plant to slip into the cauldron. There...another step down. So why did he have this bad feeling?
The potion keeps shaking slightly, but it certainly isn't harmful: the colour looks fine and it isn't enough to draw the Professor's attention...
It's onto poor Benny if the effects aren't the desired ones. Quote:
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DaniDiNardo With a bit of reluctance the Prefect raised her hand. "Professor, my potion's busted. How do I fix it?" DON'T say start over. It wasn't happening. She'd sooner sit and watch everyone else brew than start all over again. It'd be such a waste. Ugh, waste. No thank you.
Cosgrach knew the voice before turning to her, and thanks to the Ravenclaw girl over THERE, he felt too guilty to feel angry properly. So in the end, he just looked agitated as he approached the prefect.
"What--oh, that." He looked at her, not alarmed. She stirred it the other way around, didn't she?
"Can't you think of a way?" No, wait. He was too impatient for it. Without waiting for a reply, he said
"Cast a 'finite' and stir it the correct way with your wand. From outside, I mean. Magically." She wouldn't stick her wand in there, would she?
"Then stir it the correct way with the wooden stirrer again."