#potion class

'Out. Of. My. Classroom.'

This one has been sitting in my drafts for a hot minute before I figured out the colors. I wanted to draw a big ✨cape✨ on Snape. He's also very done with the Potter spawn.

Noctua hated Potions. She had no problems with other classes, except for flying on a broomstick in the first years. But Potions was torture. She didn't get the right potions often enough, she knew the theory part well, but when it came to creating, everything went wrong. After she got sick with dragon pox, everything got worse, she missed too much.

Tom politely extended her hand to help her. Although most likely he simply could not allow her to fall in grades. And Noctua could not refuse, after all, Tom is the best in Hogwarts, and Potions is an important exam that she will need for her future profession.

Tom's efforts were not in vain, after all, Noctua was diligent in her studies. But even after graduation, she hated making potions. Oh, this will come back to haunt her …

James, sniffing the air: Pads, have you sprayed Regulus' perfume? The entire hallway and classroom smells like Regulus!

Sirius: in oblivious shock*

Peter: I think you should look at the board, mate.

James, still doesn't understand: Why???

Remus, sighs: Because we are making fucking amortentia right now. And you smelled Regulus!

James, panikcingly: Oh Godric! He's gonna kill me!

Sirius: JAMES FLEAMONT POTTER!!!!! HOW DARE YOU!!!!

Marlene, from the back seat: What are these idiots doing??

Potion Class Table

Hello young spellcasters and alchemists... It´s time for your weekly potion class, get your books, gather your ingredients and get cooking. No time to Waste!

1. Powerful Cleaning Agent: Dragon blood can dissolve nearly any magical residue or potion stains, making it essential in keeping potion labs and magical tools clean, especially after handling volatile substances.

2. Potion Ingredient: Highly sought after for its magical potency, dragon blood is a key ingredient in advanced potions. It acts as a catalyst, amplifying the effects of other ingredients and allowing for the creation of highly complex brews.

3. Healing Elixir: Known for its regenerative properties, dragon blood is used to treat severe magical wounds and injuries. When properly distilled, it accelerates tissue repair and can heal burns, cuts, and even some dark curses that resist standard healing spells.

4. Strengthening Magical Wards: When used in protective charms, dragon blood fortifies magical barriers, making them more resistant to curses, hexes, and dark magic. It’s particularly useful in shielding places like Gringotts or ancient wizarding fortresses.

5. Elixir of Life: In certain alchemical concoctions, dragon blood plays a crucial role in life-extending elixirs. While not as powerful as the Philosopher’s Stone, it can significantly prolong a wizard’s life when combined with other rare ingredients.

6. Magical Ink for Enchantments: Dragon blood, mixed with specific powdered substances, is used to craft permanent magical runes or symbols. These enchanted markings can imbue objects with magical properties, from simple protection to more complex, custom spells.

7. Alchemy: Dragon blood is indispensable in the art of alchemy. It helps stabilize volatile transmutation processes and is used by master alchemists when working with unstable magical compounds, allowing transformations that would otherwise be too dangerous.

8. Spell Amplification: Wizards have been known to use dragon blood in potions that temporarily enhance their magical abilities. A small dose can significantly boost a wizard’s spellcasting strength, precision, and stamina, making their magic more powerful and effective.

9. Magical Armor: Combined with dragon hide, dragon blood is used to craft protective garments and armor that are highly resistant to both physical damage and magical attacks. Dragon blood-infused materials can repel even the strongest offensive spells.

10. Fireproofing: Due to its origin, dragon blood can be used to strengthen fireproofing charms. Objects or clothing treated with it become exceptionally resistant to all forms of fire, both magical and non-magical.

11. Antidote to Truth Serums: Dragon blood can counteract the effects of Veritaserum, the most potent truth serum. This antidote is extremely rare and highly prized by those who deal with sensitive information and need to protect themselves from forced interrogation.

12. Magical Energy Conductor: In advanced magical artifacts, dragon blood is used to channel and store magical energy. These artifacts, often created by expert spellcasters, can hold powerful spells that can be activated later, similar to a magical battery.

These twelve uses make dragon blood one of the most valuable substances in magical practice, highly prized not only for its inherent power but also for its versatility across multiple branches of magical study.

Hiii!!! I have been busy with college stuff, but for one of my exams I did this paint!! Thinkin' on Snape obviously HDSAHDASJ