It seems that the dragon egg and unicorn hunting incidents have not happened yet, but I don't know if I can brush up on the relevant tasks from these two things.

On the way back to the castle with his own Tom, Albert pondered the possibility of this as he walked, and obtaining relevant tasks from known plots was undoubtedly the most convenient way to gain experience.

As for whether Potter will continue along the lines of the story's plot in the end, Albert is not sure, but he prefers to believe in the so-called laws of history, and some things will not be easily changed.

As he brought Tom back to the common room, Albert noticed that the three roommates were huddled together and whispering, unaware of what they were whispering.

In particular, the subtle expression on George's face always made Albert feel a little strange, and Fred and Lee Jordan also looked like they wanted to laugh but didn't dare to laugh.

"What's wrong with him?" Albert asked

Lee Jordan forced himself not to laugh, "George took a very small dose of Bashu bean powder, and it turned out to be a little side effect. ”

"Diarrhea?" Albert didn't go to see George, lest he laugh out loud, "Why don't you go to Madam Pomfrey and ask the head nurse to get you some potions for your stomach ache?"

"I just have a little bit of a stomach upset. "George didn't want to go to the school hospital, and he couldn't tell Madam Pomfrey that he had taken basan powder!

"You can't keep making ......"

As soon as Albert looked up, he saw that George was already running towards the dormitory toilet with his stomach clutched.

After George disappeared at the top of the stairs, Fred and Lee Jordan finally burst out laughing.

"Don't make a fuss. Albert looked at the two of them who were laughing and couldn't straighten up and asked, "Didn't you find a cure for your stomach pain?"

"Nope. Fred shook his head regretfully.

"Then we'll have to go to Madam Pomfrey, and let's say Peeves has added a small amount of powdered beans to George's food, and see how the head nurse can solve the problem. Albert suggested.

Since they can't find a solution, they have to ask for professional help.

As for the black cauldron, just push it directly to Peeves.

The two looked at each other, they didn't expect that there was such a way, Madam Pomfrey is indeed an authority on medical treatment, if you want to solve the problem of stomach trouble, finding her is naturally the fastest way.

As for throwing the black pot to Peeves, there is no psychological pressure on several people, and it is not the first time that a mischievous Peeves has done this kind of thing anyway.

Even if Peeves really knows about it at that time, it's a big deal to give it some bashu bean flour and directly make this matter an established fact.

After about ten minutes, George appeared at the staircase, still not looking good, and Fred immediately told him Albert's suggestion, and without waiting for George to agree, he was taken to the school hospital by Fred and Lee Jordan.

Albert followed, and told Madam Pomfrey what had been discussed, lest Fred and Lee Jordan accidentally slip out.

"Suspected of soybean flour?"

Madam Pomfrey listened to Albert's description, looked at George's appearance again, and did not doubt it. After all, she could never have imagined that anyone would add barbarum bean flour to their food.

It was only a matter of seconds for Madam Pomfrey to treat her stomach trouble, she took out a medicine bottle directly from the cabinet, poured a small glass for George, drank it and saw immediate results, and the stomach ache was quickly cured.

"What kind of potion is this?" Albert asked.

"Antidiarrheal. "Madam Pomfrey is starting to chase people.

After thanking Madam Pomfrey, the four of them immediately went to the library to look up the recipe for the antidiarrheal, and they flipped through several books before finally finding the formula for the antidiarrheal agent in a book for "Treating Common Magical Diseases".

However, the most surprising thing for the four of them was that the formula of the antidiarrheal agent actually needed to use barberry beans.

"Am I mistaken?" Fred raised his hand and rubbed his eyes, unable to believe what he was seeing.

"You read that right. Albert took The Cure for Common Magical Ailments to Mrs. Pince, and was going to borrow it to study it carefully.

It is not difficult to boil the laxative, the difficult thing is the treatment of the beans, which need to be baked and oiled through the alchemy process before they can be used, and the antidiarrheal agent made from the untreated beans not only cannot stop diarrhea, but will become a powerful laxative, making the diarrhea more serious.

"You can write to the pharmacy first, and you should be able to buy processed beans. However, I estimate that the price of this herb will be relatively high. Albert reminded.

Some herbs need to be processed through alchemy procedures before use, and the price of these herbs will be very expensive!

Of course, it is not the herbs themselves that are expensive, but the tedious processing process.

"The effect of the antidiarrheal agent is really strong, and the diarrhea problem is cured immediately. George couldn't help but sigh.

"I believe this thing can also make a great joke paraphernalia. Fred had foreseen a bunch of people having diarrhea en masse, the toilets were not enough, and the scene was not too pretty.

"Don't think about that weird thing. Albert glanced at Fred and said angrily, "Unless you want to be dragged into the toilet and beaten up one day." ”

"Definitely not, I'm just thinking about it, and we don't sell antidiarrheal drugs too. Fred laughed wickedly.

"If you want to sell this thing to students in school, it's best after we graduate and leave school. Lee Jordan muttered, "I don't want to have a tummy all day." ”

Ignoring the twin brothers, who were dancing the odd tap dance side by side, Albert pored through the entirety of "Healing Common Magical Ailments", and was sure that it was a common book that wizarding families would buy.

"You really haven't used antidiarrheal drugs or anything else that works similarly before?"

"I'm not impressed. Fred shook his head.

"What about this book?" Albert asked, gesturing to "Healing Common Magical Ailments."

"No, we do have a Healing Handbook at home. Fred recalled.

"And what about your stomach?" Albert asked, frowning.

"Dad would get potions from St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries and drink them, you know, the hospital healers would sell potions for simple cures for common symptoms to wizards who weren't good at making potions. George thought for a moment and said, "I think that thing is probably an antidiarrheal." ”

"After all, I haven't had a lot of stomach trouble since I was a child, so it's easy to forget. Fred chimed in, "What's wrong?"

"Nothing, I just thought if I really wanted to sell it, I would be better off finding another recipe. Albert didn't expect the Weasley twins to learn how to handle basley beans anytime soon, and he didn't want to waste a lot of time and energy on it.