Potions Shop Novels & Stories

All of the shops were open with green lines painted in front of their doors. One shop in-particularly caught my eye, it was a small apothecary and the sign in the window said ‘Deformity cures sold here’. I approached the small shack crossing the green line painted on the floor to find 1,000s of small vials filling the shelves and a decrepit old woman behind the counter. She wore a dress that resembled a potato sack and her hair was a messy grey. I approached her speaking “I’m sorry for intruding ma’am, but what’s a deformity cure? How does it work?” “If you aren’t a witch dabbling in corrupted magic then it doesn’t apply to you.” She bluntly spoke not even looking up at me.

A bell jingled overhead, and I stepped into an interior marginally larger than my cell in the Punishment Pits—a six-by-six room of blackened walls and furnished with one of those oversized trunks that doubled up as wardrobes or chests of drawers. This one had been fashioned with glass shelves laden with bottles and vials and ampoules of multicolored potions. In front of it was one of those wooden fold-up tables that formed a counter. Considering that Luna changed location every day, it made sense that everything in her store would be mobile.

Holding my gaze, he leaned in to kiss me again and I parted my lips when— “Potions! From deadly poison cocktails to nectar of life. Love potions to have him under your control to strength potion to keep love alight all night. We have it all, we sell it all! You desire, we serve. Come get your potion today!” The melodic hum of gentle clinking of glass vials followed the voice. “Right.” He shut his eyes with a hard gulp. “Potions.” Holding back a smirk, Ezra tore himself from me, and we came out of the alley. He scrolled on his phone, reading the list Raven had texted him. “Ok, so I need to get you the standard healer’s potion kit from Potion Nation,” he mumbled before entering a luxury potion

“You don’t seem to be from a humble background based on how you carry yourself, Arkin.” “I’m honored to be praised by you, young lady.” Dio smiled. “But bearing is something that even commoners could master as long as they have a good teacher.” “You have a point there.” Amery smiled as they entered the shop. Dio felt nostalgic when he saw the bottles of potions that were carefully arranged on shelves and categorized according to their qualities and functions. Though the shop was bigger than the one they used to own, it had similar vibes and somehow he felt like going back home.

“I’ll wait for you outside the building. Don’t make me wait long.” And he disappeared. Mariana immediately did as she was told. She sealed all the crates packed full of health potions with wooden lids. Then Mariana carried them one by one to the storage room at the back of the warehouse. The warehouse was filled with crates neatly stacked on top of each other. These crates contained health potions of three different sizes: lesser, normal, and greater potions. Mariana walked carefully so she wouldn’t drop the crates she was carrying. It took her ten trips to carry all of it. After Mariana finished, she headed straight to the main door which led outside.

It was a list of items that the audience wanted to auctioned off. But all of them sold for only 10~20 thousand gold coins with Feng Shaotian's auction house receiving 1% of the profit. A few hours later, it was finally the 2 finale items!. Comprehension Pill and Talent Potion!. “Let's start with something new. I am certain that no one have heard of this potion before as this potion is not available in any market right now. Let me tell you some details regarding this item.

"Please!? I really like it!'' I told her absolutely we will take it in tomorrow, after I've framed it. Getting out of bed, I showered and dressed in jeans and a pink floyd tee shirt and adidas. I skipped to the attic and framed the painting. By the time I was done, Lily hollered time to eat we're running late. She owns the store!. How late can we be? Are we gonna get fired? I grabbed the breakfast wrap she'd fixed and a cup of coffee. There is no way I'm functioning without caffeine. The shop is adorable, I wander around allowing myself to become accustomed to her products. Learning how she sets them up. I come to a shelf reading labels and I laugh. ''Aunt Lily? Love potions? Do people actua