The Extraordinary Apothecary at Hogwarts

Sissy took a deep breath and let it out slowly, her mood calmed down a bit. Practicing indiscriminately just seemed to be hard work, but in fact it was all useless.

Closing her eyes again, the same process was repeated, and she tried to perceive the changes in the magic power in her body.

The magic power is produced from her cells, like a gossamer. When these inconspicuous filaments are entangled together, they merge into a trickle and travel freely in her body.

She concentrated on continuing to feel, and the trickle flowed into her right arm, rushing forward towards the wand, everything seemed to be unimpeded.

Just when the magic power was about to leave the body and gather on the wand, a strange phenomenon appeared: the magic power slapped heavily on the skin like raging waves.

The large group hit a wall and had to leave angrily. Only the insignificant lucky ones squeezed out from the gap in the skin and successfully attached to the wand.

Sissy didn't believe in evil and tried her best to control the magic power and bravely broke through the defense line, but it was almost ineffective.

Therefore, the reason why the magic power doesn't work is - thick skin.

?

How thick is the skin of an 11-year-old girl?

Sissy was completely confused by her strange body, she pinched her fleshy hand, huh, it hurts, but it doesn't feel thick at all.

Besides, no matter how thick the skin is, can it be as thick as Hagrid?Ahem, I'm a little sorry for the kind-hearted Hagrid for thinking this way, but the facts that are visible to the naked eye are right there.

Sissy stared at her hand helplessly, it was obviously quite delicate...

She ran back to the dormitory without saying a word, isn't it because the cuticle is too thick?She has a lot of ways to deal with it.

She had the scrub in her bag, and after rubbing it back and forth in the bathroom several times, seeing that her palms were already the color of ripe apples, she closed her eyes confidently and tried it once, but it was obviously a failure from the results.

If you can't avoid it, let the magic go around.

As soon as she said it, she called a pot of slightly scalding hot water and soaked her tortured right hand for a while. The pores should be fully opened.

The magic power that can be squeezed out this time seems to be a little too much, and I don't know if it is due to psychological effects.

This doesn't work either, that doesn't work either.

For her who was unwilling to give up on this, every seemingly absurd method was a life-saving straw. She switched to use her left hand, but the result was nothing.

Or, try your feet too?

It's not impossible, she lay back on the cot, and she really clamped her wand next to her big toe.

Seeing her strange behavior, the girl on the next bed wanted to stand up and ask her what was wrong, but sat back without saying a word.

It's so weird, the roommate who had been reading seriously when he came back two days ago, went crazy in one day.

Cici didn't care about her roommate's behavior, she closed her eyes and tried it, except for her feet, arms and belly, she tried it once, and the magic power was blocked under the skin without exception.

Ok!

This is the built-in iron cloth shirt with admiralty cover, right?

It can't block any external damage, but it can block the power in the body in reverse.

"Heh, good luck tricks people." Sissy sneered, after such a crazy toss, she lay down on the quilt limply, her body and mind were even more tired.

The girl in the next bed who was writing quickly took a peek at her and moved the table and chairs away.

She noticed her roommate's reaction, and explained helplessly, "Don't be afraid that I'm fine, it's really just a try."

Whether you want to believe it or not is up to others.

Sissy glared at her skin fiercely. At this moment, she could feel the magic power in her body becoming very active due to her mood swings, almost jumping like small drops of water.

Keeping this emotion, she decided to try again, this time, thousands of small water droplets jumped into the palm of her hand.

As long as Sissy was still in a state of anger, they would frantically bombard the skin continuously. The strong impact made the water droplets smaller, but their impact did not stop at all.

In just a few seconds, the water droplet changed from a round particle to a very fine mist, and the magic power that finally transformed into this form smoothly penetrated the shackles of the skin and quickly absorbed onto the wand.

Seeing this, Qianqian quickly withdrew her hand, it would be terrible if there was an explosion here.

Although this cannot be a solution, after all, the magic power exerted by emotions is completely uncontrollable, but Sissy's tossing this night still made her understand something.

First of all, she has magical power all over her body, but it is severely blocked by her own skin.

Secondly, the barrier of unknown origin on the skin is not indestructible, as long as the magic power becomes small enough, it can pass through smoothly.

As for how to make the magic power turn into a circle of smoke again under the premise of being controlled, she hasn't figured out any good way yet.

With these useful clues, Sissy can finally relax and read the book to rest.

She has almost read the one thousand kinds of medicinal herbs, except that some of the herb books are not detailed enough, and it seems that they are similar to each other, and she has firmly memorized the medicinal effects and growth characteristics.

She pulled out a book from the pile of books, "Potion Formulas That Muggles Can Learn"?

It seems that she is very friendly to novice Xiaobai like her, so I decided to read this book.

When she was still in college, Sissi often had experimental classes, and she couldn't be more clear about the urgency of experimental textbooks:

Textbooks are just for superficial teaching, leaving behind an empty and framed experimental process, just pat your ass and leave.

The teachers would reprint a stack of experimental design materials for them, which explained in detail the experimental principles and the calculation method of the dosage of each ingredient.

An experimental design has at least six or seven full pages. Compared with the pitiful few lines in the textbook, it is simply a nanny-level teaching.

Sissy has looked through their textbook for this semester - "Magic Potions and Potions", which is exactly the same as the experimental textbook in the Muggle world.

I really don't know if this group of self-righteous editors have tried to experiment with the book they wrote.

"Ah Choo... Ah Choo"

In the far east, several middle-aged professors kept sneezing.

Sissy is very satisfied with the detailed introduction of this book.

The opening chapter explains in detail the various application scenarios of the potion for treating boils, and the possible adverse reactions of different groups of people to this potent potion, which are not mentioned in the textbooks.

The preparatory work before the experiment is also very detailed:

1. Fresh slugs with tentacles are steamed until slightly melted, then cooled for later use.

2. The fangs of the snake should be ground into powder and sifted through a 500-mesh sieve.

3. Pick out the dried nettles and cut them into small pieces of about 2 cm.

4. The porcupine thorns are more effective if they are thick and long, and they can be cut to a length suitable for the size of the crucible.

experiment process:

1. Weigh 20g of fang powder, hold back and do not sneeze during the weighing process.

2. Dried nettle is 77g. In order to be as accurate as possible, large and small segments can be replaced appropriately until the weight just meets 77g.

3. Accurately weigh 100g of slug, and cut it properly to meet the weight requirement, but be sure to scrape off the mucus left on the plate and put it into the crucible together.

4. Fully stir and mix the above three materials in the crucible, light a fire and boil, and keep stirring during the period to prevent sticking to the pot.

5. When the concoction turns light green, leave it away from the fire for about 1 minute (the time can be appropriately shortened in winter and extended in summer), add porcupine spines, and gently press the spines into the concoction to soak.

6. Put it back on the fire and continue to stir and heat. When the pink smoke rises from the crucible, turn off the fire. Don't rush to pour out the medicine juice, let it continue to absorb the residual heat in the pot.