Bloodline Fusion Potion of the Black Dragon of the Hechydian Islands

Next, Green's guidance made Linley feel as though he had returned to Potions class at Hogwarts Castle.

Of course, Green was not as sharp-tongued as Professor Snape. Instead, he patiently taught Linley the Bloodline Fusion Potion's formula and brewing techniques in their entirety.

The Bloodline Fusion Potion was far more difficult to brew than Polyjuice Potion, and its brewing cycle lasted a full two weeks—half a month.

Thus, after guiding Linley through properly processing all the potion ingredients, adding them to the cauldron in the correct proportions, and lighting the alcohol burner, Green ended the day's lesson.

The Bloodline Fusion Potion took half a month to brew. The most difficult stages were at the beginning and just before completion. During the middle of the process, Linley only needed to add designated ingredients to the Bloodline Fusion Potion every other day; he did not need to remain by the cauldron at all times.

Green therefore chased Linley out of his room, but before that, Green did something Linley found immensely familiar.

He tossed Linley a thick book documenting Bloodline Fusion Magic and told him to teach himself all of it within five days.

Looking at the Bloodline Fusion Magic book in his hands, which was nearly a foot thick, Linley's mouth twitched wildly.

This really was Green's usual style!

That familiar feeling had returned!

Green had spent only one morning explaining the basic theory of Bloodline Fusion Magic and the brewing method for the Bloodline Fusion Potion to Linley. This also meant that Linley could study the book in his own room during the afternoon and evening.

After seeing Linley off, Green leisurely enjoyed lunch before going to instruct Fred and George in alchemy.

Unlike Linley, who used alchemy to create various functional alchemical creations, Fred and George focused on applying