Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 139: Angry Snape
Moon had thought it would be very difficult to analyze this unknown potion.

After all, this potion is not from this world.

But a potion master searched through the library that is said to be the largest in the wizarding world, including all the potion books from a thousand years ago.

This made Moon underestimate the difficulty of analyzing the potion.

At the same time, Moon could also understand why Professor Snape looked like neither human nor ghost.

He didn't want to provoke Snape, who was clearly showing signs of anger at the moment.

Moon carefully placed the entire scroll on the podium and slowly opened it, then carefully checked the contents inside.

Snowberry, a rare material produced from snow-capped mountains above 5,000 meters above sea level, has an excellent magical sedative effect.

It allows wizards to calm themselves while also giving them a very enjoyable feeling.

It is an auxiliary potion material commonly used by Indian wizards when practicing yoga, but it has become extinct due to excessive collection.

Orc blood has very powerful repairing abilities and is one of the raw materials commonly used by ancient wizards for potions.

But orcs have become extinct in the modern magical world!

Swamp lily can hide the poison of potions and is a very good detoxification material.

There is only one in existence in the wizarding world.

Roaring Moss can stimulate the magician's explosive power, but it will erode his rationality and is poisonous.

Most of them grow in the tombs of ancient wizards that are more than a thousand years old. They are very difficult to collect and not easy to preserve in the outside world.

Unknown explosive substance, unknown efficacy. It is speculated that it is used to stimulate the potential of the person using the potion, or to control the person taking the potion.

The text on the scroll ends here, followed by three question marks.

"Professor, what does this question mark mean?"

Snape wrote three question marks on the scroll in red ink, with a heavy stroke.

"Question mark? Of course it can't be found! Do you know what it means to not be able to find it in the Hogwarts library?"

Snape's voice was close to a growl.

"Uh, I don't know~"

Moon replied, shaking his head in confusion.

"Well, I knew it, why would the stupid little lion care about these things!"

Professor Snape said as he began to pace anxiously throughout the classroom.

"If it can't be found, it means it's still an unknown magical material."

"No! Since someone can make it into a potion, it means it's already known, but it's just newly discovered."

"Yes! It must be like this, otherwise there would be detailed records in the Hogwarts library."

Snape paced back and forth several times, his speech becoming increasingly faster.

Finally, he came in front of Moon again, bent down and looked at him seriously.

"Tell me, how did you get this potion?"

"Um, Professor, I found this in Diagon Alley."

Seeing Snape's biting eyes, Moon stammered in response.

"Diagon Alley? There's an unknown explosive in the potion. Did you go to Knockturn Alley?"

"No, no."

"Alright! I don't care why you little stupid lions went to the dark wizard's territory. I just want to know which idiot made this potion and wasted such precious materials~"

Moon could hear the regret in Snape's tone, but that wasn't the end of it.

After roaring at Moon, Snape straightened up, quickly picked up the scroll with his left hand, and started complaining again.

"This snowberry has not been found in the magical world for hundreds of years! As long as it is added with elf tears and dragon scale grass, it will become an excellent magic potion for treating frostbite!"

"And there's the swamp lily. I only know of one. Combine it with unicorn horn powder and moonstone, and it's a perfect, powerful antidote!"

"Hoots, this thing can only be found in the pyramids of Egypt, but most of them are monopolized by goblins. It's very difficult for wizards to obtain it. The most difficult thing is that it is difficult to preserve it in the outside world."

"The most hateful thing is goblin blood! It's dregs! It's dregs! It's dregs!

Its presence completely ruins the potion and is a waste of all three precious herbs."

"No! It's not a waste! It's a desecration! It's a defilement!"

Snape's roar echoed throughout the classroom, including the corridor outside. Fortunately, most of the students had left by then, otherwise it would definitely attract many people to come and watch.

Moon rubbed his buzzing ears and looked at Snape.

"Professor, calm down. I don't know which idiot made this potion."

Moon was very sure that now as long as someone dared to admit to his face that this bottle of potion was made by him.

Then Snape would definitely give him a super version of "cleansing" and make this person disappear from the wizarding world completely.

"You? Of course you can't possibly know. With so many precious materials, only the idiots from those prestigious and powerful ancient families could refine them. Otherwise, who would come up with such good things!"

Seeing that Snape had found a reasonable explanation himself, Moon breathed a sigh of relief.

He was really afraid that he would be affected by the person who made this potion.

After all, Snape's appearance just now was simply terrifying.

"Professor, I think your guess is very accurate. Now that you know all this, can you return the potion to me?"

"Potion? No! There are three other ingredients in it that I haven't analyzed yet. I must do further research."

Snape said as he put the potion back into his pocket and looked at Moon again.

"Although this potion can stimulate the drinker's explosive power, it is also very toxic. You'd better not come into contact with it too much."

"I know, Professor. Since you say it's poisonous, I won't drink it. But can you..."

"No, I told you, we need to continue researching."

Seeing that Snape really had no plans to return it, Moon could only sigh helplessly.

Fortunately, Moon only brought half a bottle of this potion with him, and the remaining half was left on the Scarlet Moon.

"Okay, Professor, if you want to stay, that's fine. But could you please be less difficult with us in class next time?"

After confirming that the potion could not be retrieved for the time being, Moon thought about whether he could gain more benefits for himself, so he directly stated the conditions.

"Making things difficult?"

Snape looked at Moon thoughtfully.

"Yes, especially Harry."

The unfair treatment they received in Potions class has now made most of the Gryffindor little lions resist this class.

The one who was most influenced was naturally Harry.

"Harry Potter! How can that be considered a challenge?"

Snape's tone showed signs of turning angry again.

"You have no idea how extraordinary his mother's achievements in Potions were! How could he not inherit them?"

"But."

"No buts. I do this for his own good. He shouldn't just learn those mischievous and destructive skills and give up those good qualities!"

Moon didn't know why Snape had such a deep prejudice against Harry. In his opinion, Harry just liked playing Quidditch.

"Well, Professor, if that doesn't work, forget it."

Until Moon stopped pestering him, Snape packed up the scroll and prepared to leave.

But Moon called him again.

"Professor, can you give me a copy of that scroll?"

Snape stood still after hearing this.

No words were spoken, no swinging of the stick was made.

An identical scroll appeared in Moon's hand.

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