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Hogwarts RPG Name: Giselle Barrington Slytherin Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Teagan Kensington Slytherin First Year x5 x3
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Originally Posted by Droo "Well, you all seem to be following directions well." Good... she was impressed. Or maybe her good mood was clouding her judgement... maybe...
"Next steps... Pull your wooden spoon, and add 3 spoonfulls of raw honey..." She looked over to the Gryffindor prefect. "It doesn't have to be perfectly measured... you just add it by eye." She showed the students how to do it, letting the hot liquid melt off all the honey from the spoon. "Take 5 basil leaves and slice them thin, as thin as you can, with your silver knife." And she did what she said to the letter. "Now what you want to do is take a papaya, whole and with the same silver knife, stab the fruit and stuff some of the basil in the wound. Keep stabbing until you make enough holes for all of the basil. Then add it to the mixure. Whole."
1 whole Papaya Stella couldn't help but look up at Professor Lafay as she actually seemed pleased that they'd all been following directions. It might have been only her, but she figured it was the fear of what the professor could do if angered that was keeping them all safe. Either way, things had quickly moved on to the next steps to the potion, so she focused on that instead. She could think about other things once the lesson was finished, and she would be safe from disaster. Since this potion obviously was nowhere near the one they'd brewed in the first lesson last term.
Removing her wooden spoon from her kit, she quickly Scourgified it, then proceeded to measure out the three spoonfuls of raw honey, letting the heat from her potion melt off the residue between each spoonful. Once that was complete, she Scourgified the spoon once again just for good measure, then got up to collect the basil leaves and a papaya. Returning to her seat, she took her silver knife out and Scourgified that was well, before carefully slicing the basil leaves into as thin of slices as she could get without injury. Then, sliding her papaya nearer to herself, she started stabbing it, only pretending it was her ex the tiniest bit so she didn't feel like a complete idiot stabbing fruit. And, once she figured there were enough wounds in the poor papaya, she started stuffing them with the basil slices, then she delicately dropped the whole fruit into the mixture inside her cauldron. Once that was done, she returned to her notes, Scourgifying the knife before she could forget. She wanted to make sure she was ready for whatever came next, after all. Text Cut: Stella's potions journal Antillergen Potion uses: to deaden allergic reactions for a year Ingredients
Water
10 drops Valerian root
10 drops Salamander Blood
2 dock leaves
1 Ashwinder Egg
4 sprigs Fluxweed
10 drops Murtlap Essence
2 sprigs Parsley
3 spoons Raw honey
5 Basil leaves
1 whole Papaya
1 Ginger Root
17 Reishi (mushroom of immortality) Procedure- Follow the 5 Cs of potionmaking (color, concentration, care, cleanliness and content)> Scourgify cauldron
- Fill cauldron with water
- Add the valerian root and salamander blood, one drop at a time, alternating between the two
- Add the dock leaves to mortar and crush
- Break frozen ashwinder egg into mortar, then add 4 sprigs fluxweed
- Add mixture from mortar into cauldron
- Add ten drops of murtlap essence, stirring eight times counterclockwise once added
- Loosely crush 2 sprigs parsley in hands over cauldron, letting the resulting flakes drop into the potion
- Using a wooden spoon, measure out 3 spoonfuls of raw honey, letting the heat from the potion melt it all into potion
- Using silver knife, slice 5 basil leaves as thins as possible
- Continuing to use the silver knife, poke holes into a whole papaya, then fill them with the basil until it's all used up
- Add the basil-spiked papaya to the cauldron, whole
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