Living Death Potion was a powerful sleeping draught that could plunge the drinker into a deathlike slumber, which was why it also had another name: "Deadly Sleep Water."
This also meant that, during the period from falling asleep to waking, the drinker would experience a process akin to "passing from death into life," showing that Living Death Potion possessed the magical property of "rebirth."
Among the ingredients involved in the Animagus Potion, "dew that had not touched sunlight or living beings for seven days" was an important component, and it likewise possessed the magical property of "rebirth."
Vizet used the magical property of "rebirth" as his breakthrough point, first improving Living Death Potion so that it could replace "dew that had not touched sunlight or living beings for seven days."
He removed the Valerian Root from Living Death Potion, allowing the Drowsy Bean's magical property of "forgetting" to act upon the soul, thereby achieving the purpose of deceiving the Animagus.
In this way, by improving Living Death Potion, he could also improve the Animagus Potion.
When a wizard took the Improved Animagus Potion, depending on his own Animagus form, he could cast a certain kind of magic while in Animagus form.
This was Vizet's application of Living Death Potion. Different from this, through his practice of the Flying Charm, Voldemort demonstrated another way to apply Living Death Potion.
What Vizet valued in Living Death Potion was the magical property of "rebirth" extended from the process of "passing from death into life."
When Voldemort treated Living Death Potion, what he valued more was the effect of "passing from death into life" possessed by the potion itself.
He used the special nature of the Ashwinder itself to nurture the "Homunculus version of Voldemort" again and again.
During this nurturing process, the "Homunculus