HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

"You've been chatting with the saint for so long!" Malfoy complained softly.

Malfoy watched Lycoris smiling at him and nodding after talking to Potter at the corridor window not far away, and then separated from him.

Lycoris walked towards her, and Malfoy blurted out those words.

Although she complained quietly, Licoris was very close and she heard it.

Licolis said nothing, just looked at him steadily with her brown eyes.

Malfoy felt a little guilty, as if he was making trouble unreasonably?

So he spoke again, his voice a little louder, "Then do we still need to think about the perfect antidote?"

"Of course you have to think about it. What if this is our exam question this year?" Seeing Malfoy change the topic, Lycoris continued to pick up the topic that Potter interrupted before he came.

"I think we should use bezoar as the basic material, with some other potion raw materials as supplements." When it comes to the preparation of potions, Malfoy is obviously a little serious.

"Have you ever thought about using one poison to cover up another poison?" Lycoris raised her finger and pointed to the corridor, gesturing for Malfoy to go back to the common room with her, "Let's talk as we walk."

"If the poison is intensified..." Malfoy thought about the feasibility of Lycoris' suggestion and walked side by side with her, "Wouldn't it make the poison more active? Wouldn't the attack be more severe?"

"If it's the same type of poison, maybe it can produce strange effects?" Licoris thought it was a good idea to fight poison with poison, but there was still room for research on the feasibility.

In the corridor, a girl slightly shorter than him stood next to a tall boy with light blond hair.

The girl's long black hair hung naturally on her shoulders. She looked to the left and raised her head slightly to look at the boy. Opening and closing her lips, she told him about her innovation about the antidote.

The boy's gray-blue eyes drooped slightly and looked at the girl to the right, listening to the ideas she said. Thinking about it carefully, it still makes sense, and the boy nodded from time to time.

The two teenagers formed a special landscape - evenly matched opponents in potions.

After the two children walked away, a man in black robe came out and walked to the window silently.

Snape overheard the discussion about antidotes between his daughter and his most proud student Malfoy. Both children had their own opinions and views on learning potions.

The man looked up at the sky. The weather today is very good.

"If there is a dragon standing in front of you now, how should you tame it?" This was Lycoris's assumption. She looked at Pansinotte and Malfoy and motioned for them to speak enthusiastically.

"Why should I have trouble with a dragon? And tame it? Look at me like this," Pansy raised her hand and gestured casually on herself, and said helplessly, "How many bites can a dragon eat? You have to know Dragons are mostly carnivores.”

Pansy felt that taming a dragon was not cost-effective. She would not do such a thing, and Lycoris's question was not valid.

"Dragon? What dragon? Fire dragon?" When the topic of "dragon" was mentioned, Malfoy became excited.

The boy's body leaned forward slightly, with his two palms resting on the sofa beside him.

"Do you want to catch a dragon? Are you going to go to Dragon Mountain to catch it? Or go to Dragon Valley to catch it?" Malfoy's eyes were bright with excitement, and his voice was a few pitches higher, "Are you going to catch a wild dragon? You need me Go get you something special?”

Thanks to Merlin, Malfoy finally stopped talking about "our dark magic contraband" in public.