Developing Potion

The Magical Video Recorder, whose mechanical structure and Magic Images seemed incredibly complex to Anton, took only a few fiddles in Anna's hands. With a snap, she pulled a long, narrow Glass Bottle out of it, as if removing a battery.

It was about as thick as a test tube and a finger's length long.

Once it was removed, the reflection in Anton's Lake of the Mind showed that not a single magical line remained on the recorder.

"This is just a modified Muggle Camera, not a video recorder." Anna glanced at the Camera, then set it down, her interest already waning. She opened the Glass Bottle and peered inside. "This is Developing Potion. Judging by its sheen, it must have been improved. Maybe that's what gives it the continuous recording function."

"Developing Potion is amazing. Even on an ordinary Muggle photograph, applying it can make the people in the picture perform simple movements."

Anton didn't know much about mechanics or Alchemy, but Potions were his specialty.

He took the Glass Bottle from Anna and let it float in midair.

With a gentle tap of his Wand, the Potion flew out of the bottle and formed a flowing ring in the air, swiftly rolling and spinning.

This was the most basic way to identify a Potion.

Snape had already explained the ingredients of the Developing Potion recipe to Anton in detail at the end of First Year.

Old Snape had even casually mentioned several ways to improve the recipe.

He didn't seem particularly interested in it, though. Otherwise, magical photographs and recordings in the Wizarding World would have advanced to a much higher level.

"It would be even more insidious than Magical portraits. It would exist in our lives as a realistic illusion, causing us to lose ourselves in the