Vizet took a piece of parchment from his pocket. "Professor Snape, this is the latest potion formula."
He had originally had the same plan, intending to ask Snape about the potion formula after the private tutoring lesson ended. He had not expected Snape to bring it up first.
However, compared with a notebook filled with detailed notes, when Snape read a potion formula, he was more inclined to read a simple and clear potion formula.
A so-called "simple and clear" potion formula meant there was no need for explanation. It was enough to state the form of the materials used, how the potion's color would change during brewing, how many times the cauldron had to be stirred, and so on.
According to Snape, he was Vizet's professor, not a "Troll with nothing but reeds in his head." Even if Vizet gave no explanation at all, he could still understand the principles of the potion formula.
That was why, when Vizet prepared in advance, he had transferred the contents onto parchment.
Snape had only just taken the parchment when he unconsciously raised an eyebrow.
Vizet noticed the change in Snape's expression and asked tentatively, "Professor Snape, is there something unreasonable about it?"
"No..." Snape sat in his chair, his expression gradually turning focused. "Clean up this place!"
"All right!" Vizet nodded and waved his wand, beginning to clean up the cauldron and other potion-making tools.
The moment Snape received this potion formula, he noticed one thing: compared with the parchment used for the previous improved formula, the parchment Vizet had handed over this time was at least two-thirds shorter.
After all, under normal circumstances, such an exaggerated reduction in length could no longer be called a "revision." It was practically a completely rewritten potion formula.
That was why, when Snape took