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Snape is a down-to-earth person, since he has already come, he doesn't waste time, he asked to see Scarlett now, well, with a Sherlock's level, just from... the last Let's start with simple theoretical knowledge.

Scarletvan and Sherlock used to have a room dedicated to learning potions.One side of the room is a place for reading, with several bookshelves against the wall, on which are various books, notebooks and pens; There are materials needed for potions in the drawer, but they can only be made with some simple potions.

Snape was very satisfied with the environment, and he could see that the parents had great expectations.

"What books have you read?" Snape asked Scarlett.

"I finished Magic Potions and Potions and One Hundred Magical Herbs and Fungi, as well as Spells and Counterspells, Standard Spells, Level 1, Theory of Magic and Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Defense ". Gellert said these were Hogwarts first-year textbooks, and I should read them first. I'm reading A Thousand Wonderful Herbs and Fungi right now." Snape noticed that Scarlett's pronunciation was very Pure, a sense of familiarity flashed across his mind, but he was immediately taken aback by the amount of Scareven's reading.

"Magic Potions and Potions" is not only the textbook of Hogwarts Potions course, but also the basis for the introduction of Potions. Hogwarts Potions class uses this book from the first grade to the fifth grade. "One Hundred Kinds of Magic" "Herbs and Fungi" can be regarded as one of the supplementary textbooks, and "A Thousand Miraculous Herbs and Fungi" involves relatively advanced Potions, which is generally only used after the fifth grade and passing the "Common Wizard Level Examination".These few books are not too thin, let alone a few other books.

"Have you seen it all?" Snape didn't want to suspect that Scarlett was lying, but he felt that Scarlett might be exaggerating... A child like her sometimes has a kind of intimacy with teachers or other adults. The psychology of showing off in front of you.

"Well... I finished reading it." Sure enough, Skalevin hesitated for a moment, and then she admitted: "Actually, I just memorized them, and there are some parts that I don't really understand. And the potion practice part is only... Once."

This is more reasonable for Snape, and being able to memorize it is already a talent. He didn't expect that what Scarlett called "remembering it" actually only took two or three days.Snape took a few knowledge points of "Magic Potions and Potions" and "One Hundred Magical Herbs and Fungi", and found that Scarlett could really speak up. He nodded secretly in his heart, feeling quite satisfied , at least you don't have to teach those little devils who can't even read the whole book.

Perhaps a Ravenclaw, Snape thought.

Snape only asked about Scarlett, but ignored Sherlock, which made Sherlock, who had been eager to try, very unhappy.He kept twisting and turning beside him, with a face of "Quickly ask me, quickly ask me, why don't you come to ask me, stupid mortal, if you don't come to ask me again, then no one will be able to attend class!" Pu's eyes were so stupid it was impossible to look directly at them, but he could see that if he didn't play along, the spoiled Muggle young master was about to turn into a disaster.

"It seems that Mr. Holmes has something to say?" Snape glanced at Sherlock coldly, but unfortunately his "tactful" dissatisfaction was ignored by Sherlock.Sherlock had already prepared a question to ask before someone had to ask it.

"I've read some potion recipes in the book. To give you the simplest potion for treating scabies, first boil the slugs with tentacles, and then throw them into a cauldron and stew them with dried slugs and ground snake teeth powder. , and then add the porcupine quills after turning off the flame." The recipe Sherlock said was the first potion recipe in Magic Potions and Potions, and it was usually the one Snape used for the first class of the first year.

"Is there a problem?" Snape asked disdainfully.

"Of course there are." Sherlock said quickly, "Slugs with tentacles? How many, or how many? Cook it? How long? The dried slug and ground snake tooth powder also did not specify the serving size at all. And features, snake teeth powder? Is it powder made from snake teeth? How big a particle needs to be ground? The part of the stew in the crucible is also vague, how long, how hot? Also, 'add the porcupine after turning off the fire Thorn', can you add as much as you want?" Sherlock said all the doubts in one breath, "This is still the simplest one, and other formulas I have seen also have this kind of ambiguity. I thought the potion should be It's an exact science, but the reality doesn't seem to be what I thought it would be."

Scaleven felt embarrassing about Sherlock calling potions a science, but Snape was moved by some part of Sherlock's words, and his face softened a lot.Snape somewhat understood why both Gellert and Nick supported Sherlock to come to the class. Sometimes people often turn a blind eye to what they are accustomed to, but outsiders can see it more clearly, especially curious outsiders.

Even though he understood, Snape still felt that giving potions lessons to a Muggle was really stupid, but he was not interested in the idea, anyway, he had already received the reward, and it was just out of obligation, Snape explained in a rare way: " The preparation of potions is indeed a precise science and strict process, but this does not mean that potions are very rigid. On the contrary, potions are used by people, and any change in dosage may bring about different effects. The formulas in the book are not It represents everything, and valuable things must be obtained by your own operation."

"It's like cooking," Scaleven interrupted suddenly.

Snape: "..." What the hell?

"Isn't it?" Skalevin said with wide-eyed eyes, "The same material tastes different when made by different people, but no matter how delicious it is, some people don't like it. Everyone says that junk food is bad for you. OK, but there's still a market for fast food restaurants."

Snape: "..."

Snape: "Miss Holmes, who has grown her stomach into her brain, it seems that you are very curious about the taste of potions. I think you will have a chance to try them soon."

Scarlett: "..." No, no date, uncle, we don't have a date!

Leaving aside the strange metaphors, Scarlevin's summary is very easy to understand, which shows that she not only fully understands Snape's words, but also has her own thoughts.Snape looked at Scarletwen thoughtfully, thinking that perhaps this teaching session was not as difficult as he had imagined.

"Mr. Snape, can I ask a question?" Compared to Sherlock, Scarlett was not obedient, Snape nodded, "Tell me."

"Can a person without magic power use potions?" Skalevin asked a very critical question.

Snape froze for a moment, and replied: "Yes, it is possible, but some special methods are needed to make a small change to the potion."

"I knew it." Scarlevin said excitedly.

This made Snape a little curious. This question is indeed very clever. Maybe some wizards have realized this, but no one has really raised this idea even if they are witches. Of course, Muggles cannot make or use medicines, otherwise how can they be called magic medicines?

"What made you think of this?" Snape asked, not only him, but Sherlock was also curious, but he didn't ask.

"Uh... isn't it?" Skalevin scratched her face with her fingers, "I thought it was said in the book."

"Books?" Sherlock quickly flipped through the books he and Scareven had read together in his mind, but he couldn't remember any of them.

"Yeah, it's "Snow White"." Scaleven said naturally, "Snow White's stepmother has a talking magic mirror and can use it, which means that the stepmother is a witch, doesn't she? She finally did I got a poisoned apple, so that is the potion, right? Snow White is not a witch, and she died after eating it, which shows that potion is also effective for people without magic power." Scaleven added, ""The Grimm's Fairy Tales" comes from Germany. Nao, many of the fairy tales collected in it contain content related to wizards, and I think there must have been many wizards living in the Black Forest area before, so such fairy tales would be circulated."

Snape: "..." I want to take back what I just said.

Sherlock: "..." Makes sense!

After the questioning, Snape continued to ignore Sherlock, and asked Scarlevin a few more questions. As an old teacher with ten years of teaching experience, he still found Scarlevyn's shortcomings: Scarlevyn Although she has memorized all the books, she has no concept of common sense and real things.Considering that she was brought up in a Muggle family, Snape felt that this was not incomprehensible, but he habitually raised the bar for talented students, so he felt that Scalewen still needed to be trained.

"Since you have memorized all the books, let's try the practical lessons next, starting with the simplest scabies potion." Snape shook his hands and took the lead towards the experiment table. Sherlock Immediately jumped up and walked over, Scarlevin froze for a long time, reluctantly followed.

The scabies medicine is very simple. Skalevin recalled the materials needed, a slug with tentacles... What the hell is that!Is this thing really edible... Even if it is cooked, it doesn't work, just thinking about it makes me want to vomit.

Scarlevin and Sherlock tried to make it once before—of course it was not this kind of medicine but another kind—they prepared the utensils skillfully separately, including alcohol lamps, crucibles, stirring sticks, knives and stone mills.Everything is ready, the problem is, this recipe is really tricky, there is no specific number, and I don't know the serving size at all. How to do it?

Snape nodded inwardly when he saw the tools prepared by Scarlettwen and Sherlock.In school, these things are usually prepared by Snape before class. This is to avoid wasting time, but in fact it has caused many Gryffindors and Hufflepuffs who do not pay attention to learning or are careless. When making potions on your own, you may not even know what utensils you need to use.

Snape had only one word to describe it: idiot!

Snape waved his wand when Scarlett and Sherlock put everything in the right place, and green words floated in the air. It was a detailed formula for scabies medicine: 35 grams of distilled water As a base, [-] grams of slugs with tentacles are steamed and solidified in advance, and then put into a crucible with [-] grams of dried xanthus and [-] grams of ground snake tooth powder and stewed until the color turns light brown. Add two [-] cm long porcupine quills.

Scarlevin and Sherlock didn't need a pen, and they quickly memorized the formula in their minds.

"But it still doesn't explain the particles and heat of snake tooth powder." Sherlock shouted dissatisfied.

Snape ignored Sherlock's yelling, and said to Scarlevin, "What are you waiting for, Miss Holmes, I think you should know where the materials are better than me."