(Okay, got it.)

Neridia took her short stick, and placed it into the cauldron. She took a purple flower and a blue leaf and put it into the cauldron.

"Alright, you first then, what's your name darling? Also, be careful with what you put in there, potion magic must be very precise, or else it could go wrong... or blow up" Palicka said, putting a strange slime over Nerida's hand and putting it inside the cauldron, throwing some herbs in as well.

"Herbs are essential for potion magic, so it's a special mix of herbs and other things, though the main components are Aloe, dandelion, belladonna, and Apple seeds" She explained

Its pretty.

Rain watched as others got their wands, she didnt want to admit it, but she was quite nervous. She wanted to do good, and prove that humans can be just as great as witches. She still wasnt keen on talking to others yet, but she knew she would have to eventually.

"My name's Neridia," she answered. She took a few blue leaves and put them into the cauldron.

"Oh Nerida honey, don't you worry about the herbs, I know what I'm doing, I'm an expert, you just keep that hand in and repeat after me: njegovo arobno vreme beba" Palicka instructed

Idan entered the room, looking around at all the wands. "Looks like you're a little crowded here, I'll give you a hand for now" Idan offered, grabbing some supplies from Palicka's shelves behind her, filling a spare cauldron. "Saffron, right, come here, Rain, I'll assist you next, since Saffron was here first" Idan said, dropping Saffron's stick into the water, covering Saffron's hand in a slimy goo as she dipped it into the pot. "Now the words... you have to say njegovo arobno vreme beba" She instructed

She took a deep breath, and repeated the words best she could. "Njegovo arobno vreme beba." She repeated.

Rain nodded lightly. The wands fascinated her. They started out as plain old sticks, but turned into something wonderful. She watched carefully at each step, making sure to make a mental note of it. She knew she wouldnt be perfect, but she still had to try, even if it meant failing so many times.