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Weasley174 · 05-24-2013, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by dansgurl

Her hope level went down a teeny bit. She was so sure the awesome girl would have some idea about a potion. Nevertheless, together they could make things count. She eyed her ingredients. "Didn't you sell all you're ashwinder eggs?" she asked. Gillyweed...OHHH! She knew that one!

Nodding in satisfaction, she piled out her ingredients. "We have..." she trailed as she placed them one by one. "Knot grass...owl feather...fluxweed...nettles..." And the last one. "..caterpillars" she said with a grin. "It doesn't count, just an extra ingredient" And the same as Laura's.

That didn't make much sense. Could they use ALL those ingredients in one potion? It would be a mess wouldn't it? "Should we use all these ingredients?" she voiced her doubt. Can they? It would be very unlikely to find a potion incorporating all the ingredients they had. "And..." A thought struck her. "...we can always get other necessary ingredients from the store room, right?" They had too. It wasn't certain that they could have all required ingredients.

Laura looked at Amara. "I think we might be able to get a potion made with these ingredients." Laura smiled truthfully, "But first we had better make sure everything is ready, "Scourgify!" Laura pointed her wand at the cauldron and smiled as she cleaned the cauldron was she was sure that it was really clean she stopped the spell.

Laura looked at the ingredient on the desk. "I think we should full the cauldron up water first." Laura smiled as she looked at Amara, "Want to do the honors of should I?" Laura knew if they were working together they should take it in turns doing things and so she thought it was only fair she gave Amara a chance to put the water in the cauldron." Laura then decided to add. "And if you want to set the fire under the cauldron once you've finished adding the water we can go from there."

05-24-2013, 11:52 AM	#38 (permalink)
Weasley174 Giant Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: England Posts: 55,862 Hogwarts RPG Name: Mary-Lou Smith Gryffindor Second Year x8	The Idea Man Kori-Kins Quote: Originally Posted by dansgurl Her hope level went down a teeny bit. She was so sure the awesome girl would have some idea about a potion. Nevertheless, together they could make things count. She eyed her ingredients. "Didn't you sell all you're ashwinder eggs?" she asked. Gillyweed...OHHH! She knew that one! Nodding in satisfaction, she piled out her ingredients. "We have..." she trailed as she placed them one by one. "Knot grass...owl feather...fluxweed...nettles..." And the last one. "..caterpillars" she said with a grin. "It doesn't count, just an extra ingredient" And the same as Laura's. That didn't make much sense. Could they use ALL those ingredients in one potion? It would be a mess wouldn't it? "Should we use all these ingredients?" she voiced her doubt. Can they? It would be very unlikely to find a potion incorporating all the ingredients they had. "And..." A thought struck her. "...we can always get other necessary ingredients from the store room, right?" They had too. It wasn't certain that they could have all required ingredients. Laura looked at Amara. "I think we might be able to get a potion made with these ingredients." Laura smiled truthfully, "But first we had better make sure everything is ready, "Scourgify!" Laura pointed her wand at the cauldron and smiled as she cleaned the cauldron was she was sure that it was really clean she stopped the spell. Laura looked at the ingredient on the desk. "I think we should full the cauldron up water first." Laura smiled as she looked at Amara, "Want to do the honors of should I?" Laura knew if they were working together they should take it in turns doing things and so she thought it was only fair she gave Amara a chance to put the water in the cauldron." Laura then decided to add. "And if you want to set the fire under the cauldron once you've finished adding the water we can go from there." __________________ It's time for a party.