The sickly iron fist beauty in Harry Potter

Could it be the heart, or the brain?

If a vital organ is lost in an instant, even the spells and potions in the magical world cannot save it.

Otherwise, Mad-Eye Moody wouldn't be an Auror with one eye and one leg missing and covered in scars. (The example here is replaced by Moody from Peter Pettigrew)

"Anyway, let's treat her current condition first. I need a bottle of blood tonic since school just started and the ones I ordered haven't arrived yet."

"I'll go make it now and be back in about an hour."

An hour later, Snape returned with a blood-tonifying potion that was still boiling hot, and came to Dolly with Madam Pomfrey.

Seeing the blood-replenishing medicine, Dolly breathed a sigh of relief. Her plan was finally completed.

The blood-replenishing potion itself was not precious, but neither Dolly nor Hermione had the ability to refine it, and it was not realistic to go to Diagon Alley to buy it.

Most importantly, Dolly needed a legitimate reason to use the blood tonic.

Now everything was finally back on track. With Hermione's help, Dolly drank the potion. After a while, she felt warm inside her body and her face was flushed.

This is the magical effect of the potion. In the original book, after Arthur was bitten by a poisonous snake, he even had to take blood-replenishing medicine orally once an hour to forcibly fight against the blood-clotting effect of the snake venom. This shows how powerful it is.

But Dolly was still a little worried. She tentatively asked Madam Pomfrey, "What is the principle of blood-tonifying medicine? Will it reduce the lifespan of cells in my body?"

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Madam Pomfrey, who was smiling just now, suddenly had a stiff expression on her face.

Then, under Dolly's puzzled gaze, she murmured, "Cells, what are those?"

"Uh……"

This moment made Dolly a little confused.

She quickly said, "Didn't you take my blood for testing before? How did you do the test?"

Madam Pomfrey then revealed a look of sudden realization and said, "We will use a series of spells to test it, because people will have some special magical reactions when they are sick."

"This is very complicated and cannot be accomplished by one person. I can't explain it clearly at the moment."

Well, Dolly understood now.

She had thought St. Mungo's could do routine blood tests, but it turned out they still relied on magic.

But this is reasonable. After all, biomedicine is cutting-edge science among Muggles. How could wizards keep pace with it?

“Actually, I do understand the concept of cells.”

Seeing Dolly so disappointed, Madam Pomfrey finally spoke unwillingly and said, "That's the treatment method used by the Muggle doctors, right?"

"It's not like there aren't people at St. Mungo's who are willing to use some of the Muggle scientific methods, but unfortunately there are too few people who can understand them."

"So I can only answer your questions on the magical level."

Dolly gave a faint smile and said, "Thank you for your patience, Madam Pomfrey."

She was a little disappointed, but didn't dwell on it.

After all, if you ask any school doctor to analyze wizard potions from a Muggle scientific perspective, it would be Merlin's revelation if she could answer.

Snape on the side seemed to understand a little and said, "You want to ask whether the blood tonic will harm your health, right?"

"The main ingredients of the blood tonic are unicorn horn powder and mandrake root."

"Unicorn horn powder is fine and basically harmless, but mandrake can cause poisoning if taken in excess."

"Of course, even without Mandrake, I wouldn't recommend you taking a certain potion for a long time."

“Health has never been built up by medicine. Medicine can only relieve and treat pain.”

If an ordinary person asked this kind of question, Snape would not bother to answer it at all.

But the person in front of me is Dolly, and she has this strange disease.

Snape turned to Madam Pomfrey and asked, "Doesn't St. Mungo's have any reports on Dolly's strange illness?"

Madam Pomfrey finally reacted and said, "If they noticed anything unusual, they would definitely tell me..."

"If they had discovered that Dolly's condition was strange, they would have rushed over to take Miss Dursley to St. Mungo's for treatment. After all, this was a chance to win the Order of Merlin."

The room fell silent, which was a very bad sign, meaning that Dolly's disease was not the only case in the Muggle world.

Maybe in the magical world, it will become a unique case.

Dolly naturally knew what was going on and didn't want everyone to worry too much about her illness, so she smiled and said, "I'm recovered, aren't I?"

"Maybe this will be the last time. Come on, don't look so sad, Harry."

Harry sniffed and tilted his head to the side.

"By the way, Professor Snape, how much is this bottle of blood tonic?"

"I still have plenty of pocket money to compensate you."

Snape raised his eyebrows upon hearing this, as if humiliated, and said, "Money?"

"Do you think you can buy the potion I brew with ordinary Galleons?"

"I can provide free potions to Hogwarts, and then use them for you naughty kids who are always injured and doing bad things."

"But that doesn't mean you can afford the potions I brew, nor does it mean I'm going to sell them to you."

Snape was full of pride when he said these words, and he had the capital to be proud.

As the youngest Potions Master, his skills may not necessarily be the most sophisticated.

But the potions brewed by masters who are more experienced than him are even more unaffordable for ordinary people.

Dolly listened obediently, then looked at Snape with her emerald eyes and a hint of disappointment.

As a result, Snape, who held his head high, suddenly felt uncomfortable in his throat, probably because he had just spoken too loudly.

He touched his throat, changed his tone, and said, "If you are really sick, you can naturally ask Miss Granger to come to me for potions. I will be responsible for the health of the students in the school."

"As for purchasing it with Galleons, that's impossible."

"professor."

Dolly spoke slowly, "Actually, I want to always have some potions with me, so that even if something happens, I can save myself in time."

"Then there will be no need to cause so much trouble to everyone like today."

"That's why I wanted to buy your potion just in case. I didn't think less of you."

Snape looked at Dolly's sincere eyes and believed it immediately.

I suddenly felt that I had not only spoken too loudly, but was also a little too aggressive.

Dolly is not a Gryffindor like Harry, so how could she have such arrogant thoughts?

He was silent for a moment, then said, "I can keep a bottle for you, but remember that potions have a limited shelf life."

"And you can only drink a small sip each time you need it, and a maximum of one bottle every two weeks."

"If this doesn't satisfy your needs, it would be best if Madam Pomfrey took you to St. Mungo's and let the doctors carefully study the cause of your illness."

"As for Galleons, that's not necessary."

"You're not the only student with a chronic illness, and blood-tonifying medicine isn't that expensive."

After saying that, Snape looked at Hermione and said, "Come and get the medicine for her tomorrow."

"Okay professor, thank you professor."

Hermione looked at Snape gratefully and had a new understanding of Snape.

Only Harry remained silent, and Snape glanced at Harry without saying anything more.

Although he still felt a dull pain in his back when he saw Harry, this was obviously not the place to retaliate or scold Harry.

I'll continue deducting points from Harry in the next Potions class.

Well, a very good start.

"Well, Madam Pomfrey, I still have a lot of work to do, so I'll be leaving first."

After saying that, Snape turned around and left, as if he was impatient.

But looking at Snape's back, Madam Pomfrey said, "Professor Snape is not the same as the rumors say. I heard from students that he never cares about the health of students... Oh no, this may not be appropriate."

Although she apologized, Madam Pomfrey said this without feeling any guilt.

Because the injured students sent from Snape's Potions class accounted for about half of the students admitted to the hospital due to teaching accidents.

More importantly, the students who came to the Potions class had all kinds of injuries. If Snape himself had not been able to provide the potions, Madam Pomfrey would have gone to question Snape what was going on.

Harry then raised his head and said, "If he really cared about every student, then he should have come when Neville was injured."

"Neville? Mr. Longbottom? He was indeed very pitiful, but he has been discharged from the hospital."

Madam Pomfrey gave Harry a reassuring look and continued, "Alright, children, let Miss Dursley rest here today."

"You can stay here for another half an hour, then I'm going to kick you out."

Hermione and Harry looked at each other and came to Dolly, both seeming reluctant to leave.

Seeing this, Dolly felt a little embarrassed because of her sense of morality. After all, it was the first time for her to deceive people so openly for her own benefit and trick several people into confusion.

Fortunately, I got used to it after doing it a few more times, hey!

There was no other way. Relying on potions to increase attribute points was something Dolly had planned long ago, and it had to be done.

As for the trouble she had caused Harry and Hermione, she would repay them in other ways later. At worst, she could make Harry suffer less and then give her to Hermione as compensation.

Thinking of this, Dolly smiled and said, "I'm basically recovered. If you don't believe me, just look at me."

Dolly turned around and was about to get out of bed, but Hermione pushed her down to the headboard and sternly said, "Don't move!"

"I won't let you get out of bed except to go to the bathroom, or I'll stop being your friend."

Dolly suddenly looked pitiful, which made Hermione laugh.

Hermione stretched out her hands and rubbed Dolly's face, making her lips round and curvy. Then she smiled and said, "Anyway, your health comes first. Leave the rest to us."

Harry was a little envious, but knowing he was in the wrong, he could only watch the two people fighting.

After Hermione had played with Dolly's face enough and let go, Dolly waved to Harry.

Harry hurried forward, only for Dolly to smack him on the forehead with her finger.

Harry cried out in pain, then looked at Dolly with a face full of grievance. Dolly said sternly, "Harry, you attacked the professor. Do you remember?"

Harry's face froze, knowing that his sister was going to call him to account.

Hermione saw this and said, "Dolly, your body still needs it, so don't worry about it for now. Didn't Professor Snape not pursue the matter further?"

"No, Professor Snape will definitely investigate. I think you know this better than I do, Harry."

Harry nodded, knowing he was in trouble.

"Remember what I told you before, do things with certainty."

"Why didn't you check the situation first before taking action, but attacked Professor Snape directly?"

"If Professor Snape is really injured, how will you and Hermione deal with two injured people?"

"Carry us out, or go get help?"

Harry was speechless, knowing that he had been very reckless.

But asking him to bow his head and apologize is impossible.

That's Snape!

Snape did not hurt Dolly, but if Snape had not asked Dolly to stay and clean the classroom, perhaps Dolly would not have had the attack?

Dolly didn't continue speaking. After all, Harry was as stubborn as a donkey, and it was almost impossible to convince him.

What's more, the conflict between Harry and Snape just now is still vivid in Harry's mind. Now Harry is probably still planning to take revenge for being hung upside down today in the future.

Dolly just wanted Harry to not let the hatred in front of him delay his learning, as that would be counterproductive.

So Dolly said, "Harry, I know you're upset that I bought potions from Professor Snape."

Harry looked at Dolly in astonishment, wondering how Dolly could see through his thoughts.

Actually, this is very simple, it’s just male chauvinism!