05-12-2016, 05:49 PM
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Ruth (Rae) Elliot
Gryffindor First Year  x12  x12
|  Post 4 Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite
The problem with resting your eyes for only a few moments was that you could never truly determine how long they rested. Let's face it, he didn't have a clock on the inside of his eyelids. Consequently, when he did raise his head again, he could not only see MOAR bubbles but his mixture was starting to look like semi solid muck.....which....gave him the impression that...that just maybe in that eight minutes, he should have continued stirring. Also. Um. That clock...unless he was missing something...um...so more than eight minutes had passed and ...he....okay. Don't panic Bellaire, just....start stirring again and maybe good things would happen.
WAIT! He was meant to remove this from the fire??? Holy kneazle!!! Quick as he could the burner was extinguished and the gooey liquid no longer bubbled about. This ...was salvageable, yeah?
The Gryffindor picked up his wooden spoon again, jamming it into the mixture. Don't panic. This could be remedied. How did he fix this? Where was the instruction manual? SWEET CIRCE!
Stir stir stir.
Uhhhhh........think Blaise, think. Did he just keep stirring til it thinned out....or...? Did he add the other ingredient and cross his fingers? In his indecision the boy just kept stirring until he either gained more muscle or the potion thinned out again. Either way, he was taking this as a decent sign and went on to add the caterpillar and bat tongue.
Blaise glanced over at his notes again. It said to keep stirring til it turned creamy green? Well. He got the creamy part right. Um. Just. Wow. Um. Uh. Okay. Slowly the colour change DID take place and the boy might have jumped for joy (figuratively of course) but 'cept this was telling him to KEEP stirring for 15 more minutes?????
Hah. No. No thanks. He was done. This potion could be whatever colour it wanted to be. He'd taken it as far as he could and was already sure the texture was off. If they had to test this thing for homework, he'd ask his friends to let him have a sample of theirs. This was not happening under any circumstance and he would not be ingesting this.
Being 'done' as he was, the boy scooped some into the vial and went about labelling it.
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Originally Posted by Label 'A Gryffindor did this.' Let's be honest, there was no way he was going to put his name on this thing. Nope.
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Originally Posted by Notes Aging Potion
Ingredients- 100ml Red Wine
- 10ml Prune Juice
- 2g Hairy fungus, mashed
- 2g Tortoise Shell, powdered
- 5g Caterpillar, sliced
- 1 Bat Tongue, diced
InstructionsPrepare all ingredients as listed in the ingredients list, weighing and measuring each carefully.- Slowly heat the red wine and prune juice and begin stirring clockwise until you can just see bubbles starting to form. (The mixture will be dark purple/brown)
- Immediately add the Hairy Fungus and continue to stir clockwise for ten minutes. (The mixture will slowly fade to a lighter purple/brown)
- Continuing to stir clockwise, add the tortoise shell. (The mixture will be a creamy color)
- After eight minutes, remove the cauldron from the heat and add the caterpillar and bat tongue, making sure to continue to stir the solution in a clockwise motion for five minutes, until it changes to a creamy green colour.
- As the potion cools, it will turn emerald green. Once it is completely cooled (about fifteen to twenty minutes), you may cease dispense the potion into appropriate vials for storage.
Characteristics: Emerald Green Level: Advanced Information: The effects are dosage based; the more ingested, the older one will age
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