Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 109 Mysterious Separation Liquid

Hagrid helped Moon dig a whole sack of clay and finally helped him return to the Gryffindor common room.

After coming out of the lounge, Moon was about to say thank you, but Hagrid started to squirm in the corridor as if something had happened.

"Moon, if you have nothing to do this weekend, could you come to my place?"

"Weekend? Of course."

In fact, Moon's time is already fully occupied, but if his friend has something to do, he naturally won't refuse.

"Okay, see you on Saturday then."

Hearing Moon's ready agreement, Hagrid happily made an appointment to meet after lunch on Saturday.

Moon didn't ask Hagrid what was going on.

After leading the other person down the ever-changing stairs, he watched Hagrid leave the castle.

It was around five in the afternoon, and Hermione should still be looking for information in the library.

Harry went to Quidditch training.

Seamus and Neville had gone somewhere, and Ron was the only one playing wizard chess in the common room.

After discovering that the staff was not complete, Moon did not rush to start making the terracotta figurines. He asked Ron to take care of the clay and then left the lounge.

Moon also has to go to the Potions classroom to clean today. The sixth grade Potions class should end at this time.

In addition to cleaning, Moon also planned to try [Potion Analysis] today.

After more than a week of preparation, Moon now has a general understanding of [Potion Analysis].

This kind of complex magic not only requires tools for making potions, but also requires the corresponding analysis spells and the necessary [separation of potion liquid].

In "Elementary Magic Potion Analysis", Sigismund first proposed the use of [Separation of Potion Liquid] to speed up the process of potion analysis.

"I really don't know what's going on in the minds of these potion geniuses."

Moon never thought that some herbs with not very high medicinal value could have such a great effect.

In the chapter on "Isolating Medicinal Liquids," Zygmunt explains how to prepare potions using three different herbs.

The first is Helleborus officinalis liquid, a liquid extracted from the stems and leaves of this plant, which can separate the metal materials in the potion.

The second is wormwood herbal liquid, which has a strong purifying function.

It can block substances in the potion that do not meet the magician's needs from the analysis process, making the entire process cleaner and more executable.

The third type is narcissus root liquid, which is inferior to the above two in both purifying potions and separating metal materials.

However, it can absorb tiny particles in the potion and differentiate the specific components of the potion.

After the adsorption is completed, use the corresponding potion to analyze the spell, and you can operate on these gathered potion particles.

After reading everything in the book, Moon decided to use the narcissus root solution for separation first.

Moon knew more about narcissus root than the other two herbs.

More importantly, he could obtain a certain amount of narcissus roots from the greenhouse.

After using [Clean Up] to clean the entire potion classroom, Moon directly took out the "Narcissus Root Extract" he made in the Herb Club this week.

You can get a lot of this liquid by just washing, squeezing and filtering the narcissus roots.

"I hope you find it useful."

Moon said as he came to where he usually made potions during class.

He first added a drop of black potion brought from Xilin into the crucible.

Then add twice the amount of narcissus root extract according to the proportion.

Use the thinnest blender to mix the two thoroughly.

Wait until the narcissus root extract is completely dissolved in the ground medicine, then light the alcohol lamp under the crucible.

The temperature requirements for potion analysis are very strict.

Because different potion ingredients have different temperature requirements, Sigismund proposed a method of slowly heating the flame from low to high.

During this process, the more temperature-sensitive the potion materials are, the first they will be absorbed by the narcissus root extract.

What Moon needs to do in this process, in addition to ensuring constant stirring, is to constantly experiment with various analytical spells.

The entire process must be continuous and uninterrupted.

This places very strict demands on Moon's magic output.

After three attempts, Moon finally got the first image of the potion ingredient.

The primary [Potion Analysis] can only reveal the ingredients and raw materials of the potion. The proportions and refining methods, as well as more advanced things, are all in the intermediate and advanced potion analysis.

The method of obtaining potion ingredients through analysis is also very magical.

After the medicine is successfully separated and the analysis spell is cast correctly.

Then the image of the potion's ingredients will appear in the operator's mind.

After Moon tried more than a dozen spells, a small white flower appeared in his mind.

Its shape is very similar to the chrysanthemum that Moon knows, but Moon is very sure that this is not a chrysanthemum.

While Moon was thinking, his stirring action paused and the spell connection was stuck.

So the fourth drop of potion was vaporized again.

"It seems Professor Sprout was right. This kind of magic is really difficult."

Moon only brought half of the potion from Xilin, which was about twenty drops.

But now he had wasted four drops and only obtained an unknown potion raw material.

This forced Moon to temporarily stop the experiment.

Although Moon had only attended first-year Potions class, he knew that the most basic potions usually had seven or eight raw materials.

Not to mention some advanced and complex potions, most of which require more than a dozen raw materials and complicated refining techniques.

“Review today’s experience, identify the mistakes, and try again next time.”

After analyzing the potion four times in a row, Moon's forehead was already slightly sweaty. He knew that he no longer had the energy to do it again.

So he stopped in time, used the [Cleaning Spell] to clean the entire workbench, and then left the Potions classroom.

Shortly after Moon left, Snape also came to the classroom to check the hygiene results.

But as soon as he arrived today, he smelled a special smell in the classroom.

Although Moon only experimented with four drops of the potion, it vaporized halfway through each time.

This resulted in a slight trace of the smell of potions being left in the Potions classroom.

“That’s not what I teach.”

Snape first sniffed lightly with his nose, and then immediately identified the source of the smell.

Snape arrived accurately at the operating table where Moon had just left, and bent down to smell it again.

"It's here. Although it's clean, it still smells like daffodils and separation liquid."

After Snape finished speaking, he took out his wand and chanted a very unfamiliar spell towards the cooled crucible.

【Potion Condensation】

A green light fell on the crucible and disappeared in an instant.

After Snape waited for a long time, there was still no trace of potion on the dry pot.

"That's not right! I should know all the raw materials for potions in the wizarding world."

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