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| steps 10 and 11 Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict Since she’d cleaned her tools already, Brooklyn only had to measure out the lacewing flies, honey and water into her mortar. After she’d double checked her notes to make sure that was the next step. Actually, it seemed like she was close to finishing, if she ignored waiting periods and all that. Thankfully, for the moment she was choosing to just focus on mixing up the ingredients in her mortar. She’d rather not frustrate herself overly much by looking ahead, aside from the glance at how many more steps she had left. If only this was like the potions they’d done before, where the cauldron made a difference as to the simmer times.
Adding the paste to her cauldron, she slipped her cleaned stirrer back inside and began to stir, once she’d checked the clock to know when three minutes were up. She wasn’t about to stir for longer than she had to, nor was she about to fail when it came to brewing this potion. Once three minutes were up, she stopped, pulling the stirrer back out so as to not accidentally contaminate anything and cleaning it before setting it aside. Back to waiting, which was the part she disliked. Anything that meant she couldn’t do something irritated her, although at least this time there was a goal. She could rationalize it that way. SPOILER!!: notes
Animal Whisperer Potion
a potion allowing the user to get a glimpse into an animal’s mind. More likely to work with a familiar rather than a common animal, but still useful either way.
6 cups water
15 fresh Belladonna leaves
3 dried Fluxweed sprigs, roughly crushed in mortar and pestle (picked during a full moon, and dried over one week)
0.5mL Wormwood essence
2Tbsp Lacewing flies
1tsp honey
1tsp water
0.1mL Boomslang venom
1 crushed Unicorn Horn
1 cup of Armadillo Bile
15g Ginger, crushed
1 Shrivelfig, scooped out seeds
1 measure of your animal
1. Add 6 cups of water to you cauldron, and light a small flame. Simmer the water for 5 minutes to slowly heat to an appropriate temperature
2. Pluck the 15 leaves of Belladonna from the sprigs, will need approximately 2 sprigs, and add them to the cauldron once five minutes is up
3. Gather the 3 sprigs of dried Fluxweed, and roughly crush in mortar and pestle. Only enough to increase the surface area, then add to the cauldron
4. Simmer for a further 3 minutes
5. Stir with a wooden stirrer, three times, clockwise
6. Measure, with a 1ml syringe, your Wormwood essence, and add to the cauldron.
7. Measure 0.1mL Boomslang venom in a different syringe and place to the side for a moment
8. Clean the mortar and pestle, add one unicorn horn, and crush it to a fine powder, then add the Boomslang venom. Mix together (it will not make a paste) and set aside for three minutes, then add to the cauldron.
9. Simmer the cauldron for three minutes, then stir three times, clockwise
10. Clean the mortar and pestle, and add two tablespoons of Lacewing flies, one teaspoon of honey, and one teaspoon of water, and crush until it makes a smooth paste. Carefully add the paste to the cauldron
11. Stir slowly for three minutes, clockwise, and then leave the potion to simmer for ten minutes.
12. Add one measure of your animal’s fur or, if a toad, a gentle scraping from head, down the body with your metal stirrer, then stir three times into the cauldron. Only two individual hairs needed for a rat or a cat, and for an owl, cut the tip of one feather, OR stroke your owl until a small feather separates from the owl (do NOT pluck the feather). Stir with wooden stirrer three times clockwise, and leave for six minutes to simmer.
13. Scoop out the liquid into your phials and discard the stewed ingredients.
14. Drink one 10ml phial of potion and let the potion set in until you start to sense your animal speaking to you.
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