Nadia carried all the ingredients containers back to her desk and arranged them into rows for organization. The Thornapple poisonous leaves(3) and seeds (7), middle part of the Hibbicus Coccineus flower with two pinches of pollen, two salmon petals of the Evening Primrose, and Marigold petals sample. She cut and slized all ingredients into thin lines, being careful to use dragonhide gloves for the poisonous leaves and seeds of the thornapple. By the time she was finished, the water was effectively boiling.

Taking one deep breath, Nadia dropped the ammount of the thornapple into the cauldron first, both the seeds and the leaves. The next step read said "Swirl the water to the left for 2 minutes". She suppossed it meant stirring, and counterclockwise. Seemly the instructions in this book were particularly old and imprecise, all more for the challenge of brewing. But with the risk of poison and being this a final exam, it was only affecting her nerves. With a queasy stomach, she put the bits of the Hibbicus Coccineus and the pollen with that of the Marigold, while waiting for the 40 minutes to be up and checking with her muggle watch.

Time up and she dropped the pile with both plants parts, "swirling" again to the left. To her relief, the water turned green without much time waiting. Finally, and sparing a look around out of nervousness, she took a deep breath, picked the pink pile that was the Evening Primrose's and dropped it inside the cauldron as well. Nadia then sat back on down her desk chair, and instead of waiting to see the resulting color, waited a bit in that spot to rest. Meanwhile covered the labelling of the vial and eyed Lee strangely.