Not long after, Snape appeared quietly beside Albert, stared at the potion in the crucible, and asked aloud: Anderson, tell me, what is in your crucible?

Herbicide, sir, replied Albert.

So why does your herbicide have a very weak smell? Snape had noticed that Albert's herbicide had a very weak smell, as if it had been diluted with water.

Well, before I added 2 drops of Flobber caterpillar slime to the cauldron, I also added a few other things to it, Albert explained, to make the herbicide smell less unpleasant.

Do you want to say that you have improved the herbicide? Snape's tone was very soft, but it was enough for the students in the classroom to hear clearly.

I think so, said Albert.

At this moment, everyone looked at Albert and began to whisper. Some people sneered, ready to see Albert's joke.

Well, since Anderson thought he had successfully improved the herbicide, Snape waved his wand and got a flowerpot from nowhere with some weeds on it.

Snape scooped up a spoonful of herbicide, diluted it with water, and sprinkled the herbicide directly on the weeds.

After a few seconds, the weeds on the flowerpot turned yellow almost at a speed visible to the naked eye, as if they had been exposed to the hot sun for too long and died quickly.

There is no doubt that Albert succeeded in improving herbicides.

The Slytherin students who originally wanted to see his joke had expressions of disbelief on their faces, and some even pinched their friends around them hard to make sure they were dreaming.

Very good. Snape stared at Albert fiercely.

I don’t know who took the lead in applauding. Gryffindor students also started applauding, and the classroom was filled with applause.

"Quiet." Snape yelled.

The applause gradually stopped.

Gryffindor deducted ten points. Snape said coldly, Mr. Anderson, you seem to have forgotten that I warned you last semester not to do your damn experiments in my Potions class.

At this moment, the Gryffindor student's face was full of astonishment, but it was soon replaced by anger.

If it were any other professor, twenty points would not be too much, but Snape would be fine if he didn't add any points, and actually found an excuse to deduct ten points from Gryffindor.

I think that people don’t like to use herbicides, and the main reason is the smell of this kind of medicine. Albert didn’t care at all that he was deducted points, and continued, the improved herbicides will definitely be popular with everyone. Maybe, they will

Someone is willing to pay for this recipe.

No one will pay for your formula, Snape sneered. Normally, no one would use herbicides at all.

So why do we need to learn how to prepare this kind of potion? Shanna raised her hand and asked.

Quiet. Snape was very annoyed by the girl's unauthorized questions, but he still answered her questions. Sometimes, we use herbicides to deal with some dangerous plants, or to create a clearing. No one will spray it.

In flower beds, the flowers in the flower beds will also be killed by herbicides.

After Snape announced that get out of class was over, everyone packed up their things as quickly as possible and quickly left the Potions classroom. No one wanted to stay in the smelly classroom.

Are you really going to sell the herbicide formula? Fred feels like he's in a dream right now.

Sell, why not sell?

You haven't seen the old bat's expression just now. George blinked at Albert and said excitedly, he was stunned.
Chapter completed!