Shrinking Potions Novels & Stories

Well, if the result would be a catastrophe, at least she tried. “A perfectly brewed sleeping draught will cause for the drinker to sleep for until the counter-potion is given. Just one drop of it is enough, that’s if it’s brewed efficiently. Remember, one mistake to the ingredients will trigger a failure, and a failed potion is useless.” Mrs. Karias' voice was echoing in the room as she strolled from one long table to another, trying to facilitate the Shadowests that were struggling.

Most of them glowed, supplying an eerie ambiance to the room. “The potion storage?” My brows shot up. “Yup.” He stepped closer to one of the shelves and browsed through the contents. “Hmmm. We could make the food grow hair and run around.” I sputtered a laugh. “Can we do that?” “You bet,” he replied. “Or, we could make everyone puke rainbows.” He pulled a face. “Not sure about giving everyone measles.” “Oh?” He glanced at me. “It’s contagious, even when it’s through a potion.”

Maria hastened the process for us and had the potion ready by the early morning of the third day. She packed the bottle and handed it to me. Unable to contain my curiosity, I took it out for a closer look. It was a bottle of deep blue liquid, exuding an aura of formidable power even to the naked eye. I took a sniff and immediately regretted it; the stench was unbearable, far worse than the smell of decay. A potion like this, I thought, might just be lethal if consumed.

There wasn't a moment to spare. I began to concoct the Potion of Charm, mixing the essence of elderberry twigs and bitterroot swirled around in the cauldron. It bubbled ominously as it boiled down into a thick liquid. I added a few petals from the vial of nightshade, observing as the liquid turned a vibrant shade of pink - a clear sign of its strength and effectiveness. It was intoxicating yet familiar; like ripe berries and vanilla mixed together. The scent alone was enough to make anyone fall under its effect.

Reduce the emberleaf by half. Add crushed silvermint before boiling. Stabilizes the reaction. I hesitated for only a moment before following her version instead of the academy’s. The ingredients came together smoothly. The potion shifted colors exactly the way the grimoire described. Soft gold. Then deep amber. When the final ingredient dissolved into the mixture, the surface of the potion settled into a perfect steady glow. Professor Halversen stopped beside my table. He leaned slightly closer to examine the cauldron. “Well done, Miss Cantari.”

Instead, she took it in her hands, held Gray Wolf’s hand, and led him back into the cave. She placed the flower into a small clay pot, poured in fresh spring water, and set it over the fire. As the water began to boil, the crimson hue from the petals slowly spread, turning the liquid into a stunning, translucent red. Then, Cara started adding other ingredients: pieces of root, a few processed nuts, a pinch of ground mineral powder, two dried frog legs, and even a pouch of king cobra venom.

Her cursive was atrocious; even she struggled to read the loopy letters, "Elixir of Life" The healing potion had taken her nearly a decade to brew, collecting rare ingredients from multiple realms. She'd hoped to sell it for a sizable amount, but unfortunately she would have no other choice but to use it on the injured male. It was the only potion strong enough to cure him of the shadowlock.

I read some titles and I can’t believe it. "Healing potion, Flying potion, fast running potion, shifting forms potion, turns into animals potion." What the fuck are these experimentation?! Is this still true? Or maybe the author is just playing tricks on us. Does that still happen in real life because even the love potion is there. What the heck! I can't believe this. Will those potions still work? It seems hard to believe. We are now in new generation and until now those experimentation are still alive and had been utilized? How was that even possible?!

Lightning cracked, and thunder boomed, a fitting symphony to the mystical process. Finally, with a great and triumphant shout, the Shaman cast the ingredients into the churning waters of the Aqua de Vida. And as they disappeared beneath the surface, the sky cleared, the sun shone down, and a hush fell over the land. For a moment, nothing happened. And then, slowly, the waters of the lake began to shimmer and glow, a brilliant and beautiful light shining from within. And as the Shaman and all those gathered watched, a floating blob of Elixir of Life was born, a potion of unrivaled healing and magic.

"No problem. I'll find out more later about that. Then now, what vampire weakening potion are you guys making right now?” “Right now we are also making Verbena Lantana. Only the liquid from this plant is much more effective in giving effect to the vampires to be weak, and soon die after that. It took several hours to cultivate this liquid, and it also required some special spells to be performed at night. After that this potion will be ready.”