AJ took a second to clean all of the equipment that was needed before she moved on to the first step. The lion always loved making potions because it was easy to her. It was pretty much fail proof. Follow the directions and you wouldn't have any problems. Simple.

Chopping of the fluxweed happened. She added it to her cauldron. Her metal stirrer was already cleaned so she began to stir the contents of her potion in a clockwise motion. Seven stirs in, she was done with that part. See how easy this was? How could anybody mess this up?

Time to sprinkle some dog fur. AJ wondered why dog fur was used and not werewolf fur? She raised her hand. "Professor, is there dog fur in the potion because dogs are considered tame in comparison to a werewolf?" Was she making sense? "I mean I was wondering why werewolf fur wouldn't be used. It is because this potion is supposed to help with not turning into a rabid werewolf soooo a dog is like a metaphor sort of to a tame werewolf?" Wow, that was kind of deep. In a confusing kind of way.

After the ten seconds had passed, she began to sprinkle the fur evenly.

7 full days? That was SUCH a long time, and didn't these professors know that she wasn't the patient type? Still, it wasn't as if she could change the rules of the potions so she made note of the time and date on the corner of a spare piece of parchment.

Recordo. Easy enough to pronounce. "Recordo...REcordo...Recordo..." Got it. The wand movement was pretty cool considering the subject was on werewolves. Did the plan the full moon trace before the spell was invented orrrr was it mere coincidence? Either way it was bloody brilliant. Picking up her wand she gave the movement a few tries. Not that she really needed to practice that much. Easy peasy.