Zaza didn´t know whether it was only that she missed Professor Branxton and his funny ways with his spectacles, but the substituting lady gave her creeps. And what on earth meant `heppy´? Was it an American children´s word for help or being unhappy? Luckily she didn´t have to use the word, since the potion was simple enough for her, because she had been very keen on her Little Chemist -set, eventhough she hadn´t as much followed the instructions as made some interesting colourful solutions ...
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3. Add 4ml of Glumbumble secretery fluid to the potion evenly.
4. Stir 5 times clockwise and 3 counterclockwise.
5. 2 leaves of hellebore.
6. 25 grams of grounded caterpillar.
7. Stir 2 times clockwise and 2 times counterclockwise.
8. Lower heat and leave to simmer for approx. 20 minutes
Glumbumble? An insect, she remembered. Wasn´t it something that caused melancholy? Might it be they should shout `heppy´ when the glumbumble started to work, she thought. What was clockwise, now? She panics a little, but luckily her gaze catches her watch. But of course ...
She hesitated when reaching the hellebore leaves, but she guessed it was alright you added them whole, because there were no other instructions about it. Weighing the caterpillar powder was fun, she thought, as she liked to use the scales. Two times clockwise and another two counterclockwise. She smiled a little, because this time she didn´t check the directions from her watch. She lowers the heat and looks at her watch, this time only to get the right time for simmering. Then she relaxes and lets her eyes wander.