Discussion on Zygmunt Budge's Potion Theory

Potions Class usually ran for two consecutive periods, and since it was only the start of term, the students were even more on edge.

The moment the bell rang, they finally let out a sigh of relief and swiftly packed up their desks, intending to "escape" the Potions classroom as quickly as possible.

"Wizet, stay behind and clean up!" Snape's icy voice rang out.

The students who were still packing did not slow down. They merely sighed softly and silently offered a few prayers for Wizet;

Being able to earn an "O" in Potions naturally came at a price. Often having to stay behind after class to clean was presumably one such price;

Cleaning the Potions classroom was no easy task. Snape forbade those students from using magic, allowing them at most to contact Filch and ask him for some cleaning agents to deal with stains.

"Tergeo-Scourgify!" Wizet raised his wand and quickly cleaned the Potions classroom.

Snape wore a cold expression as he asked bluntly, "What do you think is the significance of Zygmunt Budge's theory?"

Wizet replied, "Professor Snape, I believe it can raise the upper limit of potion quality. It can also provide considerable assistance in developing new potions."

Snape's nod was slight, but Wizet still caught it.

"Raising the upper limit of potion quality through various methods is nothing unusual..." Snape's expression remained stern. "Many theories can achieve that effect..."

He stared sharply at Wizet. "Theory is theory. For a Potioneer, how theory is applied in practice is more important. How do you intend to apply this theory in practice?"

After obtaining Zygmunt Budge's diary, Wizet had not been idle. He had repeatedly read through it, studying and understanding it again and again while combining it with the knowledge he already possessed.

Hearing Snape's question,