Chapter 53: Secretly Brewing Potions

Potion brewing time is always very long; some special potions, such as Felix Felicis, are said to take half a year to brew.

Considering this factor, Sean set his action time after the first Transfiguration class in the afternoon.

He prepared five sets of materials and brought his crystal bottle,

which was an expensive container, packaged in a small box.

Because it cost a full seven Galleons,

the shopkeeper of Slug & Jiggers Apothecary thoughtfully equipped each crystal bottle with a small box.

The old wizard with a long beard in the shop said: This set of crystal bottles stores potions twice as effectively as ordinary glass bottles.

Sean guessed he was lying.

The book says that as long as it is stored in a qualified way, the potion won't go bad even if left in the open.

Ancient wizards even used kettles to store potions; pharmacists at that time were keen on the game of pouring different liquids from the same kettle.

Often making Muggle nobles marvel.

In fact, it was just that the potion had deteriorated under certain conditions (such as exposure to light).

As for whether deteriorated potions would cause problems,

one only needs to see if a wanted poster will appear at the castle gate tomorrow.

In the afternoon,

a pure white owl flew over Sean's head,

Sean heard its humming chirps. ===== CHAPTER 54 =====