This time, Silan received 300 Galleon.
Although it wasn't a small amount, he could never have enough money.
After all, both Potions Ingredients and Alchemical Materials require a lot of money.
This is the main reason why there are so few Potions Master and alchemists in the Wizarding World.
Compared to Spells that always show results with practice, Potions and alchemy require not only talent but also a huge investment.
Many people have already gone bankrupt before they even achieve success.
That's why Silan often remarked, "Luckily, I'm at Hogwarts Potions; all the potions are prepared for me."
Once you leave school, making Potions will take a lot of time and effort just to gather the materials.
If one's talent were even slightly lacking, it's entirely possible to waste one's entire life on this.
This is why Silan cherished Snape's Potions in Potions so much.
Simply put, it smells amazing.
Top Potions Master provide one-on-one instruction, and all materials are prepared in advance. If you make a mistake, you'll only get a few scoldings at most.
Want to come again? We have plenty of materials.
Such learning conditions are rare even among the entire England Wizarding World.
What more could you ask for?
Just learn it!
Therefore, Silan made up her mind.
We must make the most of Professor Snape's resources.
"The professor's robe is so thick, even if you rip it all off, you shouldn't be cold, right?"
However, before that, Silan had to sell the Potions he had made to get some money.
He took out the Hemostatic Healing Potion he had prepared earlier and placed them one by one on the table.
There are about twenty bottles.
Silan doesn't yet have a true grasp of Potions. The Potions he learned in his first and second year Potions have relatively narrow applications, so he mainly made Hemostatic Healing Potion.
This kind of preparedness, the more the better, is the most marketable Potions he currently possesses.
"That's quite a lot," George and Fred both remarked, somewhat surprised.
Fred silently counted the items in his mind, then asked curiously, "Where did you get so many materials?"
Hemostatic Healing Potion are not particularly difficult to make.
However, the process is complicated and requires many materials, so the price on the market is not cheap.
"I prepared most of the auxiliary medications myself, while the main medication was given to me by Professor Snape," Silan said.
Would Snape really be that kind?
Last time he called Silan into his office and stuffed a bunch of documents into her hands, which could be explained away as a Christmas present. What's the reason now?
"Huh?" George dragged out his surprise and said to Fred, "Mom, are you sure you're not mistaken? Could it be that Silan's last name isn't Prewett, but Snape?"
"Then I'd rather believe Ron is our younger brother."
Fred frowned, looking serious.
He then added, "Never mind, whatever his last name is, Silan is our cousin."
"No, it is too."
Silan felt somewhat helpless.
You don't need to plot so openly in front of me, do you?
His materials are actually very complex in composition.
Some were planted by Neville, some he bought himself, some he smuggled from Snape's storeroom, and some he gave away under the pretext of getting rid of Scraps...
In short, the cold materials were transformed into a warm and Potions.
George picked up a bottle of Hemostatic Healing Potion from the table and gave Silan a heads-up.
"You'd better not have too high expectations for the price."
"The owner of Pippin's Potions is very shrewd," Fred chimed in. "He's constantly getting Potions from the school, so there's an oversupply, which is why he keeps the prices so low."
Silan nodded.
Even a mosquito's leg is meat; every little bit helps.
"The Hemostatic Healing Potion in their shop usually costs 5 Galleon on the market, but if we students try to sell it there, we can probably only get 3 Galleon," George said, explaining what he knew.
Silan frowned slightly.
That's an incredibly harsh price-cutting tactic.
The materials used to make a single bottle of Hemostatic Healing Potion are worth approximately one Galleon.
But as the maker, after preparing the materials and brewing the Potions, all that work only earned him two Galleon.
The Potions can earn two Galleon simply by buying up the Potions and reselling them.
Even then, it depends on whether the boss is willing to accept it.
George shook his head, picked up a bottle of Potions and examined it. "After all, many student-made Potions are of mediocre quality and their effects aren't particularly good. Your Potions..."
George suddenly froze halfway through his sentence.
He discovered that the Hemostatic Healing Potion he was holding was exactly the same as the illustration in his textbook.
Its color is like blood, and its consistency is like syrup.
It is a textbook example of Hemostatic Healing Potion.
Fred also noticed this situation.
But what surprised him most was that it wasn't just one bottle of Hemostatic Healing Potion that was of perfect quality.
Rather, they are all of them.
The success rate of Potions production is strongly correlated with the skill level of the potion maker.
Generally speaking, the more skilled Potions Master, the more consistent the quality of the Potions they create.
20 bottles of Hemostatic Healing Potion, all of perfect quality.
All of them!
George felt his throat was a little dry and tentatively asked, "Silan, how much Hemostatic Healing Potion did you prepare in total?"
"About 30 bottles, all of similar quality."
"Oh, 30 bottles, the yield rate is not bad..." Fred was about to say that the yield rate for this perfect quality was not bad, but after hearing the second half of Silan's sentence, he suddenly noticed the blind spot.
"No! They're all about the same quality?"
What do you mean by "the quality is about the same"?
I made 30 Potions, all of perfect quality?
100% perfect production rate?
George and Fred stared at the Potions on the table in disbelief.
Silan seemed unconcerned. "It's just that I'm more skilled at preparing Hemostatic Healing Potion."
After all, this was someone Snape had taught him one-on-one.
He was intimately familiar with all sorts of tips and tricks to improve the success rate of perfect production.
With the added advantage of Potion Prodigy, crafting Hemostatic Healing Potion, which weren't too difficult, was a piece of cake.
Professor Snape said that the Potions I made was barely up to standard.
Silan added slowly.
George and Fred let out a series of exaggerated sighs.
One dares to speak, the other dares to believe.
This is exactly the same quality described in textbooks as perfect, and they call it acceptable?
Silan is good, Snape is bad!
After arranging this matter, the three of them began to rush to make quill pens.
After all, that's where the real money comes from.
Time flies by, and the weather in October has become somewhat damp and chilly.
Silan timed her Potions perfectly, stayed up all night, and deliberately went to see Snape with dark circles under her eyes.
After a knock, Snape's voice came through the crack in the door, as cold as a gust of wind.
"Come in."
Before going in, Silan deliberately tousled her clothes and put on a pitiful appearance.
Let's start acting.