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Originally Posted by Cassandra
(Post 10932410)
Taylor filled her cauldron with water as instructed. She then started a fire underneath it, making sure that it wasn't large but only intense and high like the Professor wanted them to have. Tay didn't want to get yelled at or snapped at by Professor Lafay...... she was still scary despite just having gotten married. | Quote:
Originally Posted by lazykitty
(Post 10932436)
Sky filled her cauldron with water, making sure it wasn't too full. Then she set the cauldron on the burner. "Incendio," she cast, focusing on making the spell intense but not set anything on fire. After successfully casting the spell, she took a look around. Nope, nothing on fire… | Quote:
Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie
(Post 10932451)
Waving her wand over her cauldron again, Kurumi cast Aguamenti to fill her cauldron with water and then pointed it towards her burner. " Incendio," she whispered, conjuring a flame from her wand before adjusting the amount of heat manually. Hopefully that level heat was appropriate...
Attention back to her parchment, Kurumi jotted down the steps she had taken and attempted to keep an eye on the flame as she did. Her mind was still wandering quite a bit this lesson...this probably wasn't going to end well. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Jessiqua
(Post 10932456)
After having already retrieved the listed ingredients, Zhenya had pulled her cauldron up and set it up on her bench. She pulled out her wand, muttered Scourgify to clean the cauldron, then waited briefly to hear the rest of Professor Lafay's instructions.
She was quite frightened of fire and hesitated a minute before she lit a flame. It was small, really small, so she had to increase it. She did it extremely slowly so that she wouldn't explode the classroom because that was what she was afraid of. | Quote:
Originally Posted by FireboltAvis88
(Post 10932484)
Alyssa listened as the Professor gave them instructions to fill their cauldron with water and then to light the burner. First Alyssa took out her wand and pointing it inside the cauldron, said " Aguamenti". Water immediately streamed out of her wand and slowly filled her cauldron. Once the cauldron was filled, Alyssa said, " Finite" to end the spell. She checked to make sure that there were no water leakages before she pointed her wand at the burner this time and said, " Incendio". A small flame shot out and Alyssa quickly adjusted the heat manually until there was a small but high, intense fire burning under the cauldron. Keeping an eye on the flame, Alyssa quickly noted down the steps she had taken in her potion journal book.
Still keeping an eye on the flame, Alyssa sat back and waited for further instructions. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Squishy ♥
(Post 10932494)
When Professor Lafay began to talk again,Amelia's attention was brought back to her. She nodded. That seemed simple enough to her. She pointed her wand at the cauldron and said "Aguamenti," watching at the cauldron filled with water. When there was enough, she stopped it with a simple, "Finite."
That was half of her first step completed.
After checking to make sure there were no leaks from her cauldron, she pointed her wand at the burner. "Incendio." A flame was lit, and she adjusted it until it was as required. Now to wait for the next instructions. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Gabrielle
(Post 10932504)
Glenn hurriedly scribbled the ingredients in her journal and got up to fetch them from the cupboard. The Hufflepuff returned to her desk and dumped them down on it. "Scourgify!" Her cauldron's dirt even though there was barely any on it and didn't particularly need to be clean but... meh was whipped clean off it.
She muttered the water charm and filled up her cauldron quickly. Now the Incendio charm. The badger hadn't really tried this one...
"Incendio." Glenn said, trying to copy what the others were doing but overshot it a little bit. She didn't light the room on fire but she did burn her hand. "Ouch!" She cursed, rubbing her hand. Well, at least she had done the fire right. Glenn ignored her throbbing hand and waited for the professor's next instructions. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Macavity
(Post 10932506)
An intense, high fire...got it.
Gideon took out his wand to move on with the activity, moving smoothly quite used to the procedure. "Aguamenti," he cast aiming inside his cauldron, watching it fill up to a decent amount before ending the jet of water with a quiet "Finite." That done, he moved his aim to the burner beneath the cauldron. "Incendio," the Gryffindor cast, doing his best to focus his energies to a small area so it had the desired effect on the flame like Professor Lafay instructed. Gideon then sat back and patiently awaited the water to warm and the next step to be told. | Quote:
Originally Posted by alchemist_18
(Post 10932507)
After she had cleaned the cauldron, Raven filled it with the water. "Aguamenti." then "Finite." after her cauldron was enough for this potion. What's next?
She casted the fire. "Incendio!" A small flame sshot from her wand. Well, she thought it was enough. Then she waited for the next step. | Quote:
Originally Posted by SilverTiger
(Post 10932556)
Stella had most definitely gotten her cauldron clean. Two Scouring charms and she was pretty sure it was almost sterilized, but she still triple-checked it as Professor Lafay instructed them to start brewing. Paranoia really wasn't a bad thing when it came to Potions class, especially when she knew that was why she'd done much better at the subject here at Hogwarts than she had at Beauxbatons. She was definitely curious how they were going to test their potions this time, after last lesson when the professor had given them all boils, but it was easier to just do as she'd said.
Adjusting her grip on her wand, she pointed it inside her cauldron. "Aguamenti," she cast, cutting the spell off once the cauldron was full and switching her attention to underneath the cauldron. Time for the flames, which apparently was going to be quite the specific detail. "Incendio!" Watching the flame as it lit, she made sure to pay attention to the size. And she cut that charm off after a moment, eyeing the flame under her cauldron to make sure it wasn't about to widen without her knowing it. It looked under control, so then she turned her attention to her journal to add the step she'd just finished to the notes she'd started. | Quote:
Originally Posted by TakemetotheBurrow
(Post 10932736)
Ella nodded as the Professor spoke, noting her warning about being careful. She would be. The last thing she wanted to do was start a fire! She pointed her wand at her cauldron with a smile. "Aguamenti!" She was really getting the hang of that one. "Finite." she said, double checking to make sure she had enough water. Then, with a nervous glance around her, she attempted to light the fire. "Incendio!" She watched, wide eyed, as the fire lit under the cauldron. "Woah!" was all she could say. The fire was pretty strong, but not enough to burn anything other than the cauldron so hopefully that's what the Professor had meant. She made sure the fire coming from her wand died out and then pulled her parchment in front of her, adding the steps she had just completed to her notes.
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Originally Posted by cheeseStrings
(Post 10932767)
"Aguamenti," she said, pointing the tip of her wand inside the cauldron. A handy spell come to the rescue, she thought. It is a handy spell that she learnt almost the first thing in the first potions class. "Incendio!" a small blue flame errupted from the bottom of her cauldron.
She raised her eyebrows. That has never happened before. Usually, her flames are just orange and small. Now it's blue, which means that it's hotter. She figured that she is getting better and better in magic. | Quote:
Originally Posted by CassiopeiaAKTF
(Post 10932792)
Still stuffing his face with the chocolate bars , Daichi saw that the blackboard began to write the ingredients on with the use of magic and he sat a little more upright knowing that they were going to start brewing soon.
He had just set his cauldron on his desk and was about to retrieve the ingredients from the cupboard when he heard his name. His last name being called and as he looked at the Professor he heard the angry tone in her voice. "But..but..but i don't want to share!" he mumbled as he looked at HIS chocolate with his lower lip sticking out a bit. He had touched the chocolate bars so therefore he concidered it HIS now.
But then she seemed to have turned her attention towards the class again. Daichi took this time to quickly clean his cauldron with Scourgify and added water in it with Aguamenti. Placing his vine wood back in his holster he groaned as he had to grab it again.
A light and intense fire? ...great... Quickly looking up from his cauldron to see if the Professor was looking at him for not sharing HIS CHOCOLATE! he moved his wand under the cauldron and said. "Incendio" the flames were too soft and died out only after a few seconds. "Incendio" he said a bit more clearly now and the tip of his wand made contact with the underside of his cauldron and it set on fire. Luckily at the right temperature. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermione Lily Potter
(Post 10932798)
Lily waited as the professor explained the next steps. Then she proceeded to fill her cauldron with water. Once it was full, she lifted it onto the stand above the burner. Now time to light the burner... intense fire but not large, got it. Lily thought as she proceeded to light the burner. Now to just make it an intense flame... Next, Lily adjusted the strength of the flame to be just right before turning to her notebook and jotting information down. | Quote:
Originally Posted by jujune29th
(Post 10932802)
Sophie watched what Professor Lafay did and quickly wrote down a few notes.
Putting down her quill, she pulled out her wand and pointed it into the cauldron. "Aguamenti!" She watched as water filled up the cauldron. "Finite." Now the fire... uh... she looked around at her classmates to see what they were doing to get fire. "Oh, yeah! Incendio!" Sophie remembered her parents using that one a lot, but she had never tried it before. "Okay, where's the..." she mumbled looking underneath her cauldron and spotting the burner. Staring directly at it, she pointed her wand in its direction and concentrated. She did not want to explode anything or set a huge fire right there. "Incendio." She said sharply. She raised both eyesbrows when a small flame came out of her wand and lit the burner. "Wicked!" she thought with a smile on her face. | Quote:
Originally Posted by DanialRadFAN01
(Post 10932806)
Making sure that his cauldren was completey clean, the Gyffindor looked inside the pewter vessel and double checked it's wall--all clean! August was glad that he had finally gotten the hang of the cleaning spell, because he would have been lost from the get go in all of his Potions lessons for the rest of his Hogwarts years.
An intense fire, hmm... Auggie pointed his wand at the space underneath his cauldren and spoke the incantation for fire. "Incendio." He watched the flame shoot out and held it for an extra second, hoping it was more intense than usual. Next he filled it with water. "Aguamenti." Good so far. | Quote:
Originally Posted by iceblossom22
(Post 10932833)
Pulling out her wand, Elise realized that she hadn't cleaned her cauldron yet. "Scourgify," she whispered, cleaning out her cauldron three times and still feeling tempted to do more. She needed to focus more on the fire, though.
Intense and high, but not big. "Incendio!" she muttered, focusing on creating a fire beneath her cauldron. It flickered a little for a moment before blowing out. Fail. "Incendio!" she tried, clearer this time.
Brilliant blue and orange flames jumped up to lick the cauldron, but not large enough to burn anything else. Hopefully, this was what she meant.
"Aguamenti!" she cast, wand pointed into the cauldron until the water reached the level she wanted it to. Then, she used a simple "Finite," to stop the flow. Perfect. | Quote:
Originally Posted by AuroraQuinn
(Post 10932847)
Aurora scribbled down the ingredients onto a piece of parchment and took out her wand. She scourgified her work area and her cauldron before retrieving the ingredients. Then she filled her cauldron with water as instructed and pointed her wand underneath it, lighting a fire and prodding at it until it was intense - but not too big! | Quote:
Originally Posted by Anna Banana
(Post 10932873)
Sierra's brown eyes quickly scanned the list of ingredients. Carrots weren't on there, but neither were her first two choices either. Sierra pushed herself out her seat then headed to the cupboard and brought back an armload of ingredients. With that done, she flicked out her wand and aimed it toward her cauldron. "Scourgify!" she said.
Right. That was one part she'd never forget. Starting over just wasn't her style.
With her wand still out and in her hands, Sierra looked up at her mother as she listened to the next set of directions. "Aguamenti!" she cast, turning back to her cauldron. The water filled the cauldron until Sierra had just enough water to start the brewing. "Finite," she said, causing the water to flow no more. "Incendio," she added, lighting a fire under the cauldron. As the fire sparked to life, Sierra sat back and waited again. | Quote:
Originally Posted by hpfan18
(Post 10932876)
Annabelle heard she was supposed to start her fire to her cauldron. She said "Aquamenti!" and water filled in her cauldron. She then said "Incendio!" and the fire began to spark letting heat come out of the cauldron. I wonder how this potion will come out. She made a note of the steps into her notebook | Quote:
Originally Posted by Zekk
(Post 10932908)
Sean had written down and gotten all the ingredients the professor had asked for. He was nervous since most of his potions hadn't done too well. He set out his cauldron and and pulled out his wand. "Scourgify!" He said and cleaned his cauldron.
Now that it was clean time for water and fire! "Aquamenti!" Sean said and let his cauldron fill up. Next was fire. "Incendio!" He said and started a roaring fire under his cauldron. He hoped it wasn't too big, but it was getting a little too warm to stand by. So he poured a little water from his cauldron and the fire slowed. | " Well done, Class. Now. Bubertuber pus." She said putting on her dragon hide gloves. " This is a thick yellow-green fluid," she said scooping some with her gloved finger, " which needs to be handled with gloves. Dragonhide. Or else you will develop nasty boils. This is what happens when undiluted. So put on your dragonhide gloves and with a metal spoon, put in the five drops, stirring counter clockwise six times." |