New ingreiants for my latest spells
Author: Amy
From: Glasgow, United Kingdom
Age: 12
Date: 17th Sep 2005, 12:20 PM
Rating: 3
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Title: New ingreiants for my latest spells
Blood rot beetle- a sort of beetle which lives snd dies on blood. They are normally killed for their venom.
How to catch them- bait your own blood
Tizrl fruit- it's a shiny black fruit uncannyingly like a stone and is normally used to cure severe sicknesses.
Where to find them- They usually grow in places where deiseaces are spreading.
Contappy- The contappy is an animal not unlike a deer. They are widely populated and used for their highly rich dung. They are found in western and eastern coutries aorund the world.
Topiea Moss- it is a sort of moss which sticks firmly onto walls of old houses.(You will need an axe to get them off) beware not to use your hands as your flesh will rot almost immieadtly. It is not common knoledge wot they are used for as no one manages to get it off the walls.
A Storyteller Topic - Invent a Spell
From Expelliarmus to Obliviate, Stupefy to Ennervate, there are many spells that young wizards and witches need to learn. Invent your own spell - what is it's name and what does it make happen!
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