Harry flicked through the Prince's book helplessly, hoping to find something to save the day.

Then, he scribbled to the right of the recipe for the antidote to a variety of poisons: Just stuff a bezoar in your throat.

Bezoar?!

Harry stared at the line for a moment, hadn't he heard of the bezoar?

A long time ago, Snape mentioned in Harry's first Potions class that stones in the stomach of cows protect against many poisons.

Yes, he must have said that Harry was very impressed with Snape's lesson......

Bezoars can defend against a wide range of poisons, regardless of the ingredients of the poison.

This was not the answer to Gobarrot's question, and Harry wouldn't have dared to do it if it had been taught by Snape, but at the moment he couldn't do it, he rushed to the storage cabinet, pushed away the unicorn horn and piles of dried herbs, rummaged through it, and finally found a small cardboard box with "bezoar" scrawled on it.

At this time, Slughorn shouted, "Two minutes left, guys!"

As soon as Evan had filled up the last few antidotes, he looked up to see Harry returning from the locker with something.

Hey, what was he going to do? It wasn't until he saw the crumpled brown object in Harry's hand that it seemed to be a dry waist, and it was a bezoar, of course, it was a drug that could be used to detoxify, and it was one of the necessary ingredients for many powerful antidotes.

It's not the answer this lesson is asking for, but Harry did find the antidote, wondering what Slughorn would say?

Next to her, Hermione was still hurrying to stuff a few antidotes into the bottle.

Slughorn's poison has a total of fifty-two ingredients, and correspondingly, it requires fifty-two antidotes, which is very complicated.

Hermione had four or five poison ingredients misjudged, and she was making a last-ditch effort.

Adding some antidote to the crucible may not be effective, but it will certainly not have any bad effects.

Hermione was covered in sweat, her nose was covered in ash, and she even threw a ball of her hair into the slow-bubbling antidote.

It's useless, hair can't be detoxified.

Besides, it's too late!

Evan couldn't help it, and he didn't know what Hermione had done wrong.

"Alright, time...... Here!" Slughorn said happily, "Look how you guys are doing!"

He slowly walked around the classroom, checking for the various antidotes.

Except for Aven, no one finished it, and among the rest of them, Hermione was the closest to success, but it didn't work, the properties of multiple poisons were like this, there was one poison ingredient that was not unraveled, and the whole antidote had no effect.

There are a total of fifty-two poison ingredients, and there is no complete antidote, and the final result is that they are all poisoned.

However, in terms of grades, Hermione's score will be higher than the others, and she should at least pass.

Compared to her, other people's antidotes are even more unbearable to look at.

Ron, on Aven's left, had given up completely, just trying to avoid inhaling the rancid stench from his crucible.

Harry stood there waiting, the bezoar clutching into a little sweaty hand.

Slughorn looked from table to table and didn't say anything about Hermione's potion.

Then, he came to Aven's cauldron, looked closely, and nodded in satisfaction.

"Fantastic, perfect, very perfect antidote!" he said, "you're doing well, Aven, Gryffindor plus ten." Of course, the multiple poisons of fifty-two ingredients are not too difficult, and the level is more than one hundred and fifty. Well, let's take a look at the work of another Potions genius......"

As he spoke, he paced over to Harry and Ron's table.

He didn't stay long in front of Ron's cauldron, quickly retreating, a little gagging.

"Well, what about your work, Harry?" he said, looking at the empty Harry in front of him with some confusion, "What are you going to show me?"

Harry held out his hand, and the bezoar lay in his palm.

Slughorn looked down for a full ten seconds, and Harry was worried that he was going to roar, but he raised his head and laughed.

"You've got the guts, kid!" he pinched the bezoar and held it high for the class to see, "Oh, it's like your mother, I can't judge you, of course the bezoar can solve all these potions!"

Hermione's face was pale, and she looked like she wanted to bite a little too!

Often with Elaine, Hermione seems to have contracted this bad habit as well, using bites to vent her frustrations.

Of course, so far, she'd secretly bitten Evan alone in the big night, once a time, and it didn't hurt at all......

If that's how Hermione vented her emotions, Evan wished she could bite herself a few more times.

You can bite anywhere, and he will never resist.

Hermione was at best pretending, unlike Elaine, who had a chance to bite.

If she really wanted to "teach" Aven, Hermione had a better way, such as turning him into a cat or something......

As for lecturing others, Hermione's level of preaching and debating was almost unmatched.

Hearing Slughorn's compliment, Hermione gritted her teeth and asked, "You came up with the bezoar yourself, didn't you, Harry?"

"That's the kind of independence that a true potions master needs!" said Slughorn happily before Harry could reply, "just like his mother, who had a natural understanding of potions, he undoubtedly inherited Lily's inheritance...... Yes, Harry, yes, you're doing a great job, and if you have a bezoar on hand, of course it works, and you don't have to bother to configure an antidote...... However, kid, you have to know that it is not a poison that can be cured, and it is very rare, so it is still useful to know how to make an antidote, you should make the right antidote like Aven, I know you can definitely do it, you are just showing adventure......"

Well, listening to the meaning of Slughorn's words, it seems a bit silly to work so hard to configure the antidote like Aven, because there is a bezoar, because there is a bezoar, because there is a bezoar, and what kind of antidote to a variety of poisons, why bother so much.

In the end, Slughorn had to say that something was wrong, and he rounded things up again.

But anyone could tell that he was actually more happy with Harry's performance.

Harry's showmanship in Potions class has become almost the norm lately, and Slughorn's compliments on him have gone from shocking to habitual to now, with only Hermione annoyed by another defeat to the Prince.

By the way, the only person who is more annoyed than Hermione is Malfoy, who doesn't seem to be doing well lately!

In addition to keeping a low profile, Malfoy looked even more haggard, and he must have been under a lot of pressure.

Voldemort gave him a task that was too difficult for him to be able to do, and it was undoubtedly torture for him......

Perhaps, Voldemort just wanted this effect.