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Talikins · 10-11-2012, 05:06 PM

Scribble.

The captain took her quil once more and crossed out the third step. She was moving a little slowly, but that was only because she knew it was more possible making mistakes when rushing. It was better to do things at a reasonable pace.

Eww! Eww! and Eww! Garlic? How gross!

Trying not to smell any of the odour as she worked, Ness aimed her wand at the small piece of garlic in front of her. "Diffindo." She said quietly and watched the vegtable split into half. This spell was something so easy she could do it in her sleep by now.

With her nose still blocked, Ness plonked the stinky garlic into her pot. She then unblocked her nose to test if it was safe to smell. Oh! Gosh! It smelled worse than before. Almost immediately, Ness reblocked her nose and decided to stay like that for the rest of the lesson.

"This stuff smells." She mumbled quietly and then crossed off step number four.

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Talikins Doxy Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: South Africa GMT+2 Posts: 5,829 Hogwarts RPG Name: William McLuen Sixth Year x5 x5	Post 4 Talikins\|Huffledor\|Purple\|Ted Velvet\| \|Lochnessie\|Redhead\|Bladger\|⅓ Ferocious Trio Scribble. The captain took her quil once more and crossed out the third step. She was moving a little slowly, but that was only because she knew it was more possible making mistakes when rushing. It was better to do things at a reasonable pace. Eww! Eww! and Eww! Garlic? How gross! Trying not to smell any of the odour as she worked, Ness aimed her wand at the small piece of garlic in front of her. "Diffindo." She said quietly and watched the vegtable split into half. This spell was something so easy she could do it in her sleep by now. With her nose still blocked, Ness plonked the stinky garlic into her pot. She then unblocked her nose to test if it was safe to smell. Oh! Gosh! It smelled worse than before. Almost immediately, Ness reblocked her nose and decided to stay like that for the rest of the lesson. "This stuff smells." She mumbled quietly and then crossed off step number four. Text Cut: parchment Minsecticide - Steps 1) Once your pot of water has begun to boil, start by adding the chrysanthemum and nettle tea leaves. Stir occasionally. X 2) As the colour of the water turns amber, add two generous pinches of cayenne pepper, a generous drizzle of neem oil and a splash of apple cider vinegar. Stir occasionally.X 3) As the colour darkens, take a handful of fluxweed and knotgrass, then stir. X 4) Take a whole garlic bulb, slice it in half (diffindo) then drop it into the solution. X 5) Add 3-4 whole dried lacewing flies and a small (yes, thick) drizzle/plop of bubotuber pus. 6) Simmer, stir and leave to cool for about half an hour (in which time you clean up your work space and return any unused items to the stores cupboard.) 7) Once your Minsecticide has cooled, strain it into a spray bottle.