 Post 2 49% Dalmatian | | 51% Human
No... Still stuck kinda on this turtle shell thing. So instead he finished grinding the fungus and made sure to make 6 grams worth... Ok, now back to the turtle shell. He sighed and tried to crush it up with the mortar and pestle, pushing as hard as he could. Philipe blinked slightly, the shell starting to crack after about two or three minutes of pushing. He nearly had given up hope with this potion. But still, he had to make it somewhat smooth, which would take some time. He looked at it, wondering if he could jump between two of the jobs, because his arms were tired of crushing the turtle shell up.
He nodded in agreement with himself and took a small break turning to the caterpillar. So cut it as thin as he could without it falling apart? Sounded easy enough... He grabbed one of them and tried to cut a very small part but sighed as it came off uneven, and the top of it wasn't staying together too well... Ok... The fourth year turned the bug's body and tried again.... it came out a little thicker than what he wanted but it could work right? It couldn't be more than two centimeters right? That should be fine... The professor never said anything about how thin they had to be to his knowledge... Not super specifically anyways.
He kept cutting the bodies all about the same size, making sure he got about 15 grams all together. Should he mess up with the potion and had to start all over he had enough for three tries... Hopefully it wouldn't take that long.
But for now, back to the turtle shell for a little bit and if his arms got tired before he was happy with the texture he'd move on to the bat tongues. For now though he just pushed and crushed as much he could, hoping to get it to at least be slightly grainy and no so many thick shell parts that he was stuck with now. |