The Alchemist of Harry Potter

The potions class in the afternoon was a torment for the students. There was no way that anyone who had to face Snape's gloomy face could not help but tremble, and some students even suffered a nervous breakdown.

Many students were afraid of Snape, afraid of being targeted by Snape when they were making potions, and afraid of being called up by Snape to ask questions during class.

In the entire magical world, there are actually very few wizards who are really good at making potions, and there are even fewer potion masters like Snape, so it is unrealistic to expect everyone to become a potion master like him.

In the afternoon, the two classes went smoothly. Snape taught everyone how to configure the hair growth potion in the class. In Albert's view, this potion is a boon for middle-aged bald men. If this potion is improved and brought to the Muggle world for sale, it is estimated that it will be snapped up.

"Anderson, stay after class." Snape stood behind Albert watching him brew the potion, and suddenly said softly after a long time.

"Yeah!" Albert responded casually, and looked at the few people next to Fred with my okay eyes. Although Albert was indeed a little guilty when facing Snape, he was sure that Snape would not be able to see through his own thoughts.

After all, he was already a man with Occlumency Level 3 no matter what, even if Snape directly pulled out his wand and used Legilimency on him, he might not be able to dig out the desired memory from Albert.

The bell rang for the end of class, and the students in the classroom could not help but breathe a sigh of relief. After hurriedly handing in the potion samples, they fled from the potions classroom.

"You added too much ginger root to the hair growth potion?" Snape asked, staring at Albert's sample of potion.

"Twice, five tablets." Albert curled his lips and said, "The effect of the hair growth potion is obviously more significant."

Snape stared at Albert for a long time, his eyes seemed to be shining strangely. Then, he took out a folded parchment from his pocket and handed it to Albert, and said in a weird tone, "It seems that you are famous now?"

Albert was suddenly a little confused, but he still reached out and took the parchment handed over by Snape, but heard the other person say, "Do you know what happened last night?"

"You mean a Slytherin student was arrested for a night tour?" Albert moved his eyes away from the parchment and raised the corners of his mouth happily, "That's really a pity."

"Go away from me now with your cleverness." Snape signaled that Albert could get out.

Albert shrugged, stuffed the parchment into his pocket, turned to leave the gloomy and cold potions classroom, hurried forward, and soon caught up with the three who had deliberately slowed down to wait for him.

"The old bat didn't do anything to you?" Fred asked worriedly, remembering what happened not long ago.

"Can something happen." Albert said with a smile.

"What did Snape have to do with you?" George asked curiously.

"He gave me a letter of introduction!" Albert took out the parchment and explained: "A famous pharmacist is interested in me, probably to see if they can establish a correspondence."

"You have quite a few pen pals." Fred asked, glancing at the parchment. "They actually want you to write for The Practical Potions Master?"

"Probably related to Hertok Dagworth!" Albert speculated that if Dagworth mentions himself to others by chance, the editor-in-chief of "Practical Potions Master" will use Snape to determine this. The truth of the matter is not surprising.

It is well known that many academic publications are associated with Hogwarts professors.

"Your future is brilliant." Fred couldn't help but sigh. "The only question is when will you become Minister of Magic."

"The Minister of Magic is a pit." Albert couldn't help but rolled his eyes at the three of them, and said with a look of disgust, "Whoever wants to jump can go."

They couldn't help but laugh.

"Today's hair growth potion is good. You seem to have added ginger root tablets twice." The four of them walked and chatted, heading towards the library on the fifth floor.

"Um,

Five tablets, if it can get rid of that nasty pungency, I think the hair growth potion will be very popular in the Muggle world. "

"Muggle world?" Lee Jordan looked at Albert in astonishment. He knew that his roommate did have the idea of ​​selling potions to Muggles, but this idea was too strange!

"There is no good way to treat baldness in the Muggle world." Albert explained with a smile: "A bunch of rich people will squeeze their heads and rush to buy them, anyway, they are not short of money."

The three looked at each other and did not comment on Albert's thoughts.

Most wizards rarely use Muggle money, although they know they can use Muggle money for Galleons from Gringotts, but... in fact, the vast majority of pure blood wizards even have Muggle coins. I can't figure it out, let alone think about making money in this way.

"You first find the information on the bouncing toadstools from "Toadstools". Albert said to Fred a few people, "I want to write a letter to Hetock Dagworth."

Albert is going to discuss with the potions master to see if the hair growth potion can be further improved or diluted to ensure that it can take effect slowly and without suspicion when used on Muggles.

Of course, Albert also wanted to buy the dried mandrake roots through Dagworth. Ever since he knew that the mandrake roots could be used to make powerful amulets, he couldn't help but want to try it.

"found it!"

Soon after, George interrupted Albert's musings and put the page about the jumping toadstool in front of everyone.

"Let me see." Fred read ten lines at a glance, and muttered as he read: "When picking, you need to be careful not to inhale too much throbbing toadstool spores, or you will fall into confusion. ... It is best to wear dragon leather gloves. , to avoid the skin and toadstool spores, causing redness and swelling of the skin... It is necessary to take away the roots together, otherwise the beating toadstool will easily wither and rot..."

As a poisonous mushroom, there are indeed many precautions for picking beating toadstools. If you are not careful, you may be unlucky because of this.

As for the bouncing toadstools grown in the school's greenhouse, they are naturally safer.

Well, the best way to catch beating toadstools in the wild is food bait.

"It seems that the difficulty is higher than expected!" Albert put away the half-written letter, and went over to read the information he found together, he thought about it and said, "The food seduction method is a bit difficult for us. , now we can only try our luck in the forest during the rainy season."

If you can't find it, you can only buy it from the pharmacy.

Moreover, as long as things related to dragons are not cheap, dragon claw powder is no exception.

If you add the cost of purchasing the dried Mandela grass roots, his wallet will probably shrink considerably. Albert couldn't help but sigh. He suddenly realized that he didn't have enough Galleons.

Looks like I'll have to figure out a way to earn more Galleons.

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