Inside the Ravenclaw Tower on the west side of the castle, William was intently flipping through the book he had gotten from Harry's trio, Potions of Power, in the corner of the common room.

Naturally, he didn't know that Dumbledore had just had an interesting debate with Professor McGonagall in the Headmaster's office on the eighth floor, and he didn't know that Old Deng had already had a slight suspicion of himself.

At this moment, he was devoting himself to the large, thick tome in front of him, and the moldy cover was still on it. This was the first book in the forbidden section that William had seen, and as he continued to flip through it, William soon understood why Dumbledore had classified this book in the forbidden section.

Some of the potions in here are too shady.

Whether it's a suffocating throat gas, a buffy poison that can severely damage the human brain, or a deadly poison made with the juice of a poisonous tentacle as the main ingredient, there is a clear and precise configuration process in "Powerful Potions" to the point of every step.

Not only that, but the author of this book has thoughtfully paired these "powerful" potions with a lot of frenzied, abstract illustrations, such as a potion called Pain Water, which, as its name suggests, can inflict great pain on its users.

William speculated that there might be some similarities to the Diamond Heart Curse, one of the three unforgivable spells.

In the process of writing the configuration of this potion, the unknown author thoughtfully drew the image of a wizard whose facial features had been distorted by pain.

It's as if you're showing off the powerful potion power of the Pain Water.

"Don't you have some normal potions?" William muttered under his breath. He had never known that there were so many dangerous potions in the wizarding world.

Dumbledore was right, if the book had been borrowed not in the forbidden area but in the public area of the library, then I am afraid that the number of students at Hogwarts, which was already small, would have been reduced by a large margin.

These potions were not too complicated in William's eyes, and the materials needed were not scarce, and the senior students at Hogwarts could definitely make them independently.

Moreover, these extremely distorted illustrations will also leave a very bad psychological shadow on the students, and after flipping through an illustration of a wizard with more than a dozen arms of different shapes, and seeing an illustration of a wizard with an unknown reptile constantly pouring out of his eyes, William added in his heart.

I really don't know why, Old Deng actually acquiesced to Harry to borrow this dangerous book full of forbidden potions, and he didn't pamper Harry so much!

He quickly found the pages that described the preparation of the polyjuice potion, which showed an illustration of a wizard turning into another after drinking the potion, which was undoubtedly much more normal than the previous illustrations of the madness.

If you ignore the two equally painful faces.

"Twenty-one days of lacewings, grasshoppers, and flowing leaf grass picked during the full moon ........, there are a lot of potion materials needed for the compound decoction." William muttered softly to the above note.

"The powder of the horns of the bicorns and the skin of the African tree snake?"

If memory serves, Harry and the others will soon have their minds set out in Snape's private Potions collection, which will soon be deliberately causing a disturbance in the Potions class and then sneaking into Snape's private storage room to steal the precious materials.

To be honest, William thought Harry's approach was simply inferior.

Snape was a master of Mind Taking, and like Dumbledore, he could easily see what was going on through Harry's unguarded head by just one glance.

He must have understood Harry's plan and what had happened in Potions class, but Snape hadn't had a seizure.

After all, Harry was Lily's child, the only woman Snape ever loved, and after Lily was killed by Voldemort, Snape's guilt for Lily naturally shifted to Harry.

Of course, the same goes for hatred of Jaime.

This can only show that Harry has a good life, and with the aura of the protagonist, he can die without scruples.

In this case, you can replace this with the quality trifecta of any student other than Harry, as long as they are discovered by Snape, they will inevitably be attacked by Venom, deducted points, and locked up for a semester.

This is still when Snape is in a good mood, stealing a professor's private collection at will, and just one article can be completely expelled.

If you really want to talk about it, have Harry and the others done less in the past seven years? Why did they graduate without any problems, and Hagrid was expelled from school for raising an eight-eyed spider?

After all, in general, William and Harry are not much different, and he feels that even if he really makes any mistakes, Dumbledore may not necessarily expel him.

Even if Lao Deng really expels himself, it's a big deal to change to another school, the world is so big, with the influence of his family, are you still worried that he didn't go to school?

So William didn't have much fear when he was angry with Snape, he was different from ordinary students.

"This is, petrochemical potion?" After flipping through the compound potion, William's attention was immediately drawn to a few lines of small print on the next page.

"It can cause the user to develop a very bad magical state, including temporary immobility and loss of perception of the outside world." He whispered about the effects of the potion.

This potion seems to be similar to the gaze of the basilisk!

William calculated in his heart that it was well known that seeing the basilisk's eyes indirectly through reflection, refraction, etc., would also cause a petrification effect.

“........ On top of that, the petrified person will become stiff and cold, and this effect will be permanent if no specific antidote is used. ”

Soon, underneath an illustration of a panicked statue of a wizard, William found a line of small print that a resurrection potion prepared with mandrake juice could undo the effects of the petrified potion.

Sure enough, the sap of the mandrake is the natural enemy of all petrification-like effects.

"Liquid grass, black beetle's eyeballs, Hoklap sap ........, none of these seem to be particularly rare potion materials." William muttered softly to the table of materials.

He felt that with his talent for potions, it was still possible to configure this potion independently.

With this potion, perhaps, you can add more reasonable supplements to your original plan. However, to be on the safe side, some experiments need to be carried out first, where to buy mandrake resurrection potion?

In the small corner of the lounge that no one was paying attention to, William couldn't help frowning and thinking about it.