The materials they used in class, including various biles, caterpillar mucus, venomous snake teeth...almost all came from this.

I didn't expect that he would help to brew the potion this time... and it was a rare wolfsbane potion.

In the wizarding world, the number of people who can brew this kind of potion can be counted on one hand, and each of them is a well-known potion master.

Kyle looked up and quickly noticed the meaningful expression on Snape's face.

Now, he seemed to understand a little.

Professor Lupin...

Perhaps because of Dumbledore's request, Snape could not reveal Professor Lupin's identity as a werewolf, but that did not mean he could not give others a hint.

It seems that Snape took great pains to drive Professor Lupin out of the castle.

Kyle guessed that he was waiting for him to ask why he had to brew wolfsbane potion.

As long as he asked, he could take advantage of the situation and reveal more clues about Professor Lupin's identity.

This abacus is played...

If it were another student, perhaps he would be able to discover Professor Lupin's identity as a werewolf under his step-by-step guidance.

pity……

"Oh, professor, you are amazing. You can even make such a complicated potion." Kyle flattered, and then continued to grind the lionfish bone powder in his hand without asking the reason.

Snape seemed a little surprised, frowned, and stared at Kyle, wondering what he was thinking.

Half an hour later, he lost his temper and asked casually, "Do you know the effect of wolfsbane potion?"

"Oh, I know." Kyle said, "Before, Dean Sassia of St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries told me that the wolfsbane potion can suppress the werewolf's curse, allowing them to remain awake when they transform on a full moon night."

Kyle's expression was very calm when he spoke, as if he was answering a question in class. He closed his mouth after he finished speaking and did not ask any unnecessary questions.

This made Snape feel even worse.

He didn't understand. Was Kyle really not curious at all about his action of brewing the wolfsbane potion? Why was he so calm?

Snape had even thought of what to say next, but he never expected Kyle to be so uncooperative, which resulted in him not even taking the first step.

But he couldn't say it too bluntly, otherwise he would have trouble explaining to Professor Dumbledore.

Looking at Kyle who seemed fine, Snape suddenly felt a little regretful.

If he had known this would happen, he should have asked Kyle to deal with the rat spleens and armadillo bile...

The underground classroom fell silent again.

Kyle naturally had no idea what Snape was thinking. He was processing the materials while secretly watching Snape brewing the wolfsbane potion.

This is a rare opportunity to get so close to the process of brewing wolfsbane potion. It would be a shame to miss it.

It has to be said that this potion is really complicated. After five hours, Kyle finally put the last cut wolfsbane leaf into the crucible at Snape's signal.

As the processed leaves were put into the crucible, the potion inside began to boil instantly, and the color gradually changed from its original reddish brown to brown.

"Bang!"

At this moment, the door of the basement classroom was suddenly knocked open from outside.

Malfoy stumbled in.

"Give me a reason!"

Snape looked at him grimly.

Malfoy's collision was so sudden that he was concentrating on stirring the potion, but he was so scared that he almost dropped his wand into the crucible.

Malfoy looked even paler than usual, and said in shock: "I saw Potter's head in Hogsmeade... There was only one head, floating there..."

"Oh?" said Snape coldly, "You mean, Potter went to Hogsmeade?"

"Yes, it's his head..." Malfoy said subconsciously.

"Idiot!" Snape glared at him. "Don't you know about the Invisibility Cloak?"

The next second, Malfoy stopped shaking. He seemed to have thought of something, and his originally pale face quickly turned red.

"That damn Potter..." Malfoy said in shame and anger, "He actually dared to tease me!"

"Idiot!" Snape looked at him again, "Come with me, I can probably guess where he will appear from."

"As for you..." He turned to look at Kyle, "Every ten minutes, stir the crucible three times counterclockwise until it emits smoke of the same color as the potion... Do you understand what I mean?"

"No problem, Professor." Kyle nodded.

"very good."

After saying that, Snape strode outside, dragging his long black cloak.

Malfoy trotted after him.

After they left, Kyle immediately took out parchment and a quill, and wrote something on it while recalling Snape's actions just now.

Only after he had written most of the parchment did Kyle fold it up and put it away carefully...

Of course, during this period he did not forget the job Snape assigned to him...stirring the crucible.

It was already the third ten minutes. Kyle took out his wand and shook it gently on the crucible, causing the potion inside to rotate as well.

After three stirrings, the color of the potion became darker and darker, and the smell became more pungent...

Kyle didn't know if this was normal. After all, this kind of potion was only invented in recent years. Even in the "Powerful Potions" in the restricted area, there was no record of it.

But it should be okay.

Kyle smelled it carefully and found that the smell was almost exactly the same as what he had cleaned up before.

“Boom!”

At this moment, there was a muffled sound suddenly coming from next door, as if someone threw something at the wall.

Next to the underground classroom is Snape's office.

Then, Professor Lupin's voice came from the corridor outside...

"See you next time, Severus... Harry, come with me, I need to talk to you about the paper on vampires..."

The surroundings returned to silence again.

A few minutes later, the door of the dungeon classroom was opened again and Snape walked in with an ugly look on his face, as if he had been fed a large bottle of bitter and astringent bile.

As soon as he entered the door, he looked up at Kyle and said coldly, "Get out!"

"Okay..."

Although Kyle didn't know what happened, he could tell from Snape's expression that he was in a very bad mood and any small thing could make him explode.

So Kyle didn't hesitate and left the dungeon classroom directly as Snape requested.

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(End of this chapter)