Absolutely, Alchemy
written by Hermione Potter
Brilliantly written, German Alchemist Marin Bratsch delves into the basic essential knowledge of alchemy, its history, and its famous works. Brief, concise instructions are emblazoned within every spell and every potion. Many references founded by the famous alchemists of our time are featured in the text with special chapters dedicated to Nicholas Flamel, Albus Dumbledore, and Harry Potter, the boy who lived.
Last Updated
05/31/21
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Patronus Potion
Chapter 17
Patronus Potion
The result of the patronus potion causes a viscous of your patronus to appear above your cauldron in a billowing, often times, colorful silhouettes of smoke. Shaman wizards used patronu's to contact one another in dire emergencies, but to conjure a corporeal patronus had always been a difficult and advanced magic. The shamans believed that this potion assisted their journey on successfully conjuring a patronus. However, it wasn't until recently though the keen mind of Albus Dumbledore that patronus' can be used a means of communication. Hundreds of years ago, the shaman only had the patronus to send out, and hope that another shaman wizard would see and follow after it. It was through this that the muggle Shamans believed in ‘spirit guides’ because they witnessed a wizard’s patronus travelling back and forth.
¾ liter of ptolemy
4 grams crushed aconite flower
7 grams crushed moly flower
1 ounce sopophorous bean
11 grams shredded wartizome root
2 mL bulbadox juice
1 handful of fairy wings
4 cherries
2 ½ grams mistletoe berries
9 ml syrup of hellebore
12 scruples of sprigs of valerian
3 liters wormwood essence
18 grams powdered moonstone
6 grams shredded wiggentree bark
2 chizpurfle carapace
14 grams powdered staghorn
1. Add ¾ ptolemy to a cauldron and bring to a slow boil.
2. Crush 4 grams of aconite flower with mortar and pestle and set in separate bowl.
3. Crush 7 grams of moly flower with mortar and pestle and set in separate bowl.
4. Combine and crush aconite and moly together into a fine powder, and then crystallize lightly with a freezing charm, should only take second, and then add to the boiling cauldron.
5. Stir the concoction with a wand for twenty-three strokes, avoid popping bubbles, it will burn.
6. Gather one ounce of sopophorous bean and extract the juice into a clean basin.
7. Combine 11 grams of shredded wartizome root and 2mL of bubladox juice with the sopophorous bean juice, and set it aside for later.
8. Gather one handful of fairy wings, the fresher the better, and combine to the boiling cauldron. Increase the flame beneath the cauldron.
9. Stir with a wand counterclock wise eighteen times, and clockwise six times, and immediately add the warizome root, bulbadox juice and sopophorous juice to the cauldron.
10. Stir in any direction for exactly fifteen minutes.
11. One by one, drop in four cherries, stem and all. The potion will then turn a vivid red.
12. Add 9ml of chilled syrup of hellbore, stir until potion is a deep purple.
13. Add 12 scruples of sprigs of valerian.
14. Pour 3 liters of wormwood essence in a clean bowl. Next, add 18 grams of powdered moonstone.
15. Shred 6 grams of wiggentree bark and add to wormwood essence and powdered moonstone. Heat the contents with a flaming charm—but do not burn or boil. The, add to the cauldron.
16. Add 2 chizpurfle carapace, stir with a wand counterclockwise until bubbling has ceased.
17. Finally, stir in the final 14 grams of powdered staghorn until the royal purple potion begins to glow. If done correctly, a heavy wisp of purple smoke will roll in clouds, forming into the shape of what your patronus is or will be.
The result of the patronus potion causes a viscous of your patronus to appear above your cauldron in a billowing, often times, colorful silhouettes of smoke. Shaman wizards used patronu's to contact one another in dire emergencies, but to conjure a corporeal patronus had always been a difficult and advanced magic. The shamans believed that this potion assisted their journey on successfully conjuring a patronus. However, it wasn't until recently though the keen mind of Albus Dumbledore that patronus' can be used a means of communication. Hundreds of years ago, the shaman only had the patronus to send out, and hope that another shaman wizard would see and follow after it. It was through this that the muggle Shamans believed in ‘spirit guides’ because they witnessed a wizard’s patronus travelling back and forth.
¾ liter of ptolemy
4 grams crushed aconite flower
7 grams crushed moly flower
1 ounce sopophorous bean
11 grams shredded wartizome root
2 mL bulbadox juice
1 handful of fairy wings
4 cherries
2 ½ grams mistletoe berries
9 ml syrup of hellebore
12 scruples of sprigs of valerian
3 liters wormwood essence
18 grams powdered moonstone
6 grams shredded wiggentree bark
2 chizpurfle carapace
14 grams powdered staghorn
1. Add ¾ ptolemy to a cauldron and bring to a slow boil.
2. Crush 4 grams of aconite flower with mortar and pestle and set in separate bowl.
3. Crush 7 grams of moly flower with mortar and pestle and set in separate bowl.
4. Combine and crush aconite and moly together into a fine powder, and then crystallize lightly with a freezing charm, should only take second, and then add to the boiling cauldron.
5. Stir the concoction with a wand for twenty-three strokes, avoid popping bubbles, it will burn.
6. Gather one ounce of sopophorous bean and extract the juice into a clean basin.
7. Combine 11 grams of shredded wartizome root and 2mL of bubladox juice with the sopophorous bean juice, and set it aside for later.
8. Gather one handful of fairy wings, the fresher the better, and combine to the boiling cauldron. Increase the flame beneath the cauldron.
9. Stir with a wand counterclock wise eighteen times, and clockwise six times, and immediately add the warizome root, bulbadox juice and sopophorous juice to the cauldron.
10. Stir in any direction for exactly fifteen minutes.
11. One by one, drop in four cherries, stem and all. The potion will then turn a vivid red.
12. Add 9ml of chilled syrup of hellbore, stir until potion is a deep purple.
13. Add 12 scruples of sprigs of valerian.
14. Pour 3 liters of wormwood essence in a clean bowl. Next, add 18 grams of powdered moonstone.
15. Shred 6 grams of wiggentree bark and add to wormwood essence and powdered moonstone. Heat the contents with a flaming charm—but do not burn or boil. The, add to the cauldron.
16. Add 2 chizpurfle carapace, stir with a wand counterclockwise until bubbling has ceased.
17. Finally, stir in the final 14 grams of powdered staghorn until the royal purple potion begins to glow. If done correctly, a heavy wisp of purple smoke will roll in clouds, forming into the shape of what your patronus is or will be.
