Harry Potter's Bastard

The island was about the size of Dumbledore's office: a flat, black slab of stone that was empty except for the green light source. A crystal-like pedestal with a stone basin of the same material placed on it.

"Ahh Solim turned back and shuddered fiercely, "This place is terrible - especially for cold-blooded animals, I feel like my blood is freezing when I turn into a snake." "

After struggling to move his fingers and taking a breath of heat, Solim pulled out his wand and cast a warmth charm on himself. Dumbledore didn't need this, and Harry himself could use the spell, so Solim made his way to the stone platform after stomping his foot.

"What is this?" asked Harry softly.

They stood side by side, looking inside the stone basin. A basin full of emerald green liquid, glowing with phosphorescence. The green glow is emitted by these liquids, which radiate through the crystal-like stone basin and pedestal.

"I'm not sure," Dumbledore said, "but it's something more worrying than blood and corpses. "

Solim looked at the liquids in the stone basin with interest, as a person who was quite talented in potions, Solim would certainly be interested in these liquids, and it was naturally unusual to have Voldemort as the last level to protect the Horcruxes.

"Professor, no, don't touch it——!"

As Solim stared at the liquid in the stone basin, Harry shouted.

"I can't touch it. Dumbledore smiled faintly, "See? I can't go any further." You try it. "

Without waiting for Harry to make a move, Solim reached for the stone basin first. Dumbledore was right, it was true that he couldn't touch the liquid in the stone basin. No matter how hard he tried, it was as if his hand was pressed into the indestructible air, unable to go any further.

Solim pulled his hand back, and Harry quickly reached in and tried it.

"It's incredible. It's like the Iron Armor Charm, but I think it should work—" Solim flicked his wand and conjured a wooden stick out of thin air, something too complicated Solim didn't have the ability to conjure out of thin air, like the tall carved chair that Dumbledore had transformed, but something as simple as a stick didn't hurt.

"Oh, what do you want to do?" Dumbledore looked at Solim with interest.

"This thing under the stone basin should be the target this time, right?" Solim held the stone basin with one hand, pinched the wooden stick in the other, and the hand holding the wooden stick nodded at the stone basin.

"yes, I guess that's what we're looking for. "

"I'm just trying it out and seeing if I can pick it out with a stick – there's no hope, but it's always ...... to try"

Solim was speechless—the stick, like his hand before, couldn't touch the surface of the liquid. Solim tried different forces, but the end result was the same.

What the hell is this? Solim knew that the cup that Dumbledore had conjured up could scoop up the potions in the stone basin, and there was no reason why the sticks he had conjured with Transfiguration could not touch the potions in the stone basin. Solim is now full of question marks.

"Headmaster, we still have plenty of time, I want to try again, okay?" Solim looked at Dumbledore inquiringly.

"No problem. Dumbledore smiled and replied, "But, didn't you just say it was cold?

"Minor problem. Solim said as he reached into his wizard's robes and fumbled with it. "I've cast a warmth charm. "

"What is this?" Harry asked, looking at the box Solim had thrown to the ground, which was the size of a slap when Solim took it out, and now it was a normal-sized box - maybe a little bigger than normal.

"My box. Solim said as he opened the box and began to rummage through things.

"Professor, what is Solim doing?" Harry turned to look at Dumbledore.

"Obviously, the contents of the stone basin made him very interested. Dumbledore smiled and said, "It's going to be a waste of time, but I think it should be a good thing for him." We can wait. "

Dumbledore was right, Solim was very curious about the potions in the stone basin, and although he had known that such a thing existed, knowing it and seeing it with his own eyes were two different things. It is incomprehensible to people who have not experienced the incredibleness of this potion firsthand.

"Let's try it. Solim took out a few things and put them all on the stone platform.

In the glow of the potion, Harry could see the things: a cup, a small transparent bottle, and a small stick.

"You've got a couple of good things. Dumbledore looked at the few things on the stone platform and said, "A bottle made of magic crystals, and a snake wood." "

Harry hadn't heard any of the things Dumbledore had said, but since Dumbledore wasn't easy, it certainly wasn't. So he asked, "What about that cup, what's so special?"

"Nothing special, just an ordinary cup. Solim picked up the snake first, it was a snake that had not been treated in any way, and Solim wanted to see if something that had formed naturally could touch the potion in the stone basin.

"Before you try," Dumbledore said, "if you don't want that precious magic crystal to disappear, I advise you to put it away." "

Solim looked at Dumbledore in surprise, stunned for a moment, and then threw the bottle back into the box, then kicked the lid shut.

"You mean—the mana crystals and potions in the stone basin react?" Solim was a little skeptical, once a magic crystal is formed, in addition to being used as a material in alchemy, I haven't heard that it also has a role in potions, after all, if it can be used as a potion material, it means that magic crystals can react with certain herbs, but the most common use of magic crystals is to hold some precious potions and materials, if it really reacts, wizards will not choose it as a container.

"The liquid in the stone basin isn't just a potion, you're going to suffer if you just treat it as a potion. Dumbledore said.

"You mean - and alchemy?" Solim scratched his head, alchemy Solim only knew a little scratch, after all, the threshold for alchemy was too high, involving potions, herbs, magical creatures, spells, magic patterns, astrological signs, and even prophecies...... These subjects are only qualified to come into contact with alchemy if they have a considerable level of knowledge, and Solim is obviously not qualified for this at this time.

"As expected, that's how it should be. Dumbledore looked at Solim with interest, "Do you want to continue?"

"Of course!"

Solim looked at the potion in the stone basin, and his pants were taken off anyway, so he didn't shiver.