Remembering Rhine's words, Snape felt a surge of satisfaction.
No wonder he had heard that this little Gryffindor wizard was a Literary Giant in the Muggle world.
A Literary Giant was still an artist, so having decent taste was perfectly normal.
What taste could a jock like James Potter possibly have?
He had spent all the taste he possessed in this lifetime on Lily. Everything else was shit!
Then, the look Snape gave Rhine gained a trace more goodwill, and he answered Rhine's earlier question.
"Color-Changing Potion. Yes, it can achieve that effect, but it isn't something a first-year student can brew. After all, it involves certain principles of Polyjuice Potion."
"Still, you have some talent for potions. Come to my office every Tuesday evening. Whether you can learn to brew it will depend on you."
When Snape agreed to teach Rhine how to brew Color-Changing Potion, a flicker of delight appeared in Rhine's eyes.
By interacting with a Potions master like Snape, talents such as his Seven Orifices Exquisite Heart and Control Fire at Will could be put to even greater use.
For the current Rhine, some potions were still extremely useful.
For instance, if he could get his hands on some Luck Potion and take it during a crucial talent fusion, perhaps it could raise his chances of success by a little.
And Snape was not only a Potions master; he also had unique insights into Dark Magic and spellwork.
Rhine was particularly interested in Sectumsempra alone, Snape's signature spell.
After all, Incendio's power had already soared under the effects of Control Fire at Will. If Sectumsempra could also receive the boost of certain talents, its power would surely become even greater, enough to become a useful method for Rhine at present.
Of course, what delighted Rhine most