Even though two legendary Potion Recipes destined to go down in history had been created in a single class, Potions Class still had to continue.
Professor Snape divided the Young Wizards into two groups and guided them in mixing a simple potion for treating boils.
As the Young Wizards brewed, Snape stalked around the classroom in his long robes, surveying them as they weighed dried nettles and crushed snake fangs.
At the slightest mistake, Snape would instantly appear at their side and unleash a torrent of venomous words.
Among all the students, only Harry and Malfoy escaped unscathed.
Some Young Wizards knew that the Malfoy family was close to Snape, which was why Snape treated Malfoy differently.
As for why Harry was not reprimanded, it was because every one of his movements was flawless. Even Snape, a Potions Master, could not find the slightest fault with him.
Or rather, even if Snape did it himself, he could not have done better than Harry.
Before Harry had produced the two legendary potions, everyone might have been quite shocked by this.
But now, they found it perfectly natural.
Harry would soon become the youngest Potions Master famous throughout the Wizarding World. A Potions Master ought to be at this level.
When the lesson was more than halfway through, Slytherin gained five points because Malfoy had brewed an excellent boil-curing potion.
Meanwhile, Snape had not changed his opinion of Gryffindor. He harshly picked out several Young Wizards' mistakes and actually deducted ten points in a single lesson!
Fortunately, because Harry was simply too outstanding, even Snape had no choice but to award him another two points. This made the many Gryffindor Young Wizards breathe a deep sigh of relief.
Just as Harry was about to deal with the slugs, Chaos Magic, having fused