Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 83: Cooking

Even during the summer vacation, Tiera did not relax.

I still get up at 6:30 every day, take a nap for an hour after lunch at 12:30 noon, and take another hour's rest after dinner at 6:30. Until 10:30, I lie in bed to rest and read books on black magic.

Because the school was on summer vacation, apart from him, the only other people on campus except him were gamekeeper Hagrid, keeper Fitch, librarian Mrs. Pince and head nurse Madam Pomfrey staying at the school.

The usually bustling campus suddenly became empty.

Not even Dumbledore -

Tiera hadn't seen Dumbledore's name on the Marauder's Map for at least two weeks.

It seems that Dumbledore left Hogwarts after the year-end party.

Therefore, on the night of the second week of summer vacation, Tiera quietly put on the invisibility cloak that Harry left at school and the Marauder's Map that the Gemini left for him, and went to the eighth floor again, where the troll hit Barnabas' tapestry.

The wall opposite.

"I wish there was a laboratory for brewing potions."

"I wish there was a laboratory for brewing potions."

"I wish there was a laboratory for brewing potions."

Tiera stood in front of the blank wall and meditated silently.

Tiera now is different from him at Christmas. With the gradual improvement of the mental wall and Occlumency, Tiera has been able to hide the Tom Riddle diary he carried with him while letting his own

Thoughts see through the mental walls.

As Tiera's three silent recitations ended, a black door gradually appeared on the originally empty wall.

Behind the door is a chemistry experiment that fits his cognition very well.

Mortar, straight condenser tube, drying tower, dropping funnel, distillation tower, Erlenmeyer flask...

There are all these common glass containers, as well as water baths, suction filters, and rotary evaporators placed in every corner of the experimental bench.

Tiera even saw a centrifuge.

Tiera was a little surprised, and nostalgically stepped forward to touch the centrifuge...

Oh, it's just the shell, it's empty inside.

Tiera took back her hand in disappointment.

Tiera touched the water bath pot again...

Oh, it’s only the shell, the inside is still empty.

It seems that the Room of Requirement is still affected by the subjective impression of the requester to some extent.

While she was reciting silently, Tiera couldn't help but recall the laboratory where she once did chemistry experiments in college.

But it will still be limited by Tiera's own knowledge.

Just like a water bath and a centrifuge.

Tiera only knew what they looked like, how to use them and some simple principles, but she didn't understand the internal structure at all.

Therefore, all that the Room of Requirement can show is the shell of a centrifuge and a water bath.

But even so, it is enough to brew Hydra potion with these glass instruments.

The reason why Tiera chose the Room of Requirement instead of Voldemort's portable laboratory was that the Room of Requirement was more likely to create a laboratory that suited his experimental habits, and it was also due to its concealment.

As long as others cannot see through Tiera's thoughts, it is almost impossible to suddenly break into Tiera's laboratory while he is brewing the potion.

Tiera took out a small cloth bag from her wizard robe, and then took out the medicinal materials needed to brew the Hydra potion one by one. Gradually, half of the experimental table was filled with the ingredients brewed according to the potion.

The order is arranged in three rows.

Finally, the "Inheriter" flew out of Tiera's small package and floated in mid-air.

After Tiera carefully reviewed the process of brewing Hydra potion in her mind, she waved her magic wand, lit the alcohol lamp, and placed a brand new crucible on the iron stand...

…

Three hours later.

Tiera came out of the Room of Requirement with her voice hoarse and sweating profusely.

Obviously, Tierra was cooked successfully.

But no one told him that taking Hydra potion would be such a painful thing!

The moment she took the Hydra potion, Tiera seemed to lose control of her body.

Tiera could clearly feel that her limbs were gradually shrinking, her body was constantly changing and elongating, and the skin on her body cracked bit by bit into fishy, ​​hard scales.

Fortunately, Tiera's consciousness is still there.

He quickly controlled the "Inheriter" and fed the scorpion-tailed snake's gall into his mouth.

The moment Tiera swallowed the gall of the manticore, this change stopped.

But then there was a severe pain that seemed to tear his body apart.

Tiera is starting to shed her skin!

Tiera's vision gradually blurred, and layers of white hard scales protruded from Tiera's skin, which were still intact with his flesh and blood that had not yet been fully regenerated.

The whole process lasted an hour.

Then Tiera stood up from the ground panting.

He put away the things he brought into the laboratory, including the scaly human skin he shed, one by one, and then walked out of the Room of Requirement.

After returning to the Gryffindor common room, Tiera took a bath first to wash away the dust stained by rolling on the ground when she shed her skin. Then she lay on the bed early and felt the changes in her body.

He failed twice in total with the Hydra Potion, and only succeeded from the brink of danger the third time.

Tiera didn't notice it because she was in too much pain in the Room of Requirement. It wasn't until she took a shower that Tiera realized that she seemed to be a little taller than before.

Muscles, mental strength and magic power have also been slightly enhanced.

This enhancement is not particularly obvious, and is even far inferior to the enhancement of mental power caused by the Helis potion that Tiera had taken.

But after taking the Hydra potion, a knowledge that was almost biological instinct was instantly imprinted into Tiera's brain.

All of this, the growth of the body as well as the growth of magic and spiritual power are all brought about by this shedding!

The Hydra potion is not just a potion that allows people to learn Parseltongue.

Learning Parseltongue and controlling snake magical creatures are the side effects of this potion.

Hydra Potion is an extremely powerful blood potion developed by Helbo, the evil ancient Greek dark wizard, who has been conducting evil experiments on living people for decades!

Wizards who take the Hydra potion will experience excruciating skin shedding every four months.

But along with this shedding will come an increase in physical, magical and spiritual power.

This increase is not obvious in the first few molts, and is not even as good as the natural increase in magic and spiritual power that a wizard will have as he grows up.

However, the growth of physical body, magic power and mental power will increase with the number of times of peeling.

When the skin reaches the seventh time, this growth will exceed the increase caused by the natural growth of the wizard.

And the further you go, the greater the amount of growth, and there is almost no upper limit.

That is to say, the longer a wizard lives after taking Hydra potion, the stronger his magic and mental power will be.

Of course, this is only theoretical.

Because as we age, the rate of physical aging will gradually exceed the physical growth caused by molting.

In other words, Hydra potion cannot make people immortal, but at most it can slow down the aging process.

And as we age, each molt becomes more painful and dangerous.

All this should be written on the incomplete and unclear half of the Herbo stone tablet.

No wonder...no wonder Haierbo is the first black wizard in the legend to successfully refine a Horcrux...

With Horcrux hanging on his life, Haierbo can indeed pursue theoretically infinite magic power...