<s>[INST] I once found out that Potions is a well-loved subject at [school name], and how fascinated I am by the magical applications of potions, I would really be excited to learn more. 

Now that school is out for summer, I find myself in a rather unusual situation. As a student of Potions, I have a chance to develop my potion-making skills, however, with my parents at work all day, I have to babysit my younger sister all day. I'm not exactly thrilled about this situation. I've had a pretty good academic career so far, so I'm worried that this lack of structure and oversight could put a dent in my chances of getting into the prestigious Wizard's Institute.

That being an said, I'm a resourceful person and I am determined to find a way to make this work. I've set up a makeshift potions lab in my garage, complete with all the necessary equipment and ingredients. I've been sneaking in Potions practice when my sister is occupied and so far it's been going okay.

One day, while I was working on a new potion, my sister wandered into the garage and got a bit of powder spilled on her hands. She did not react too well to being covered in the stuff and ended up turning bright blue! Talk about a crisis situation, once she started throwing a tantrum I realized that I have to find a way to reverse the effects as quickly as possible. Being covered with a potentially toxic substance, it is my responsibility to find a cure, and find a way fast. 

To apply the reversal potion I must use the following: water from a magical spring, essence of a blue dragon flower, and a pinch of moonstone dust. I already have the moonstone dust and the essences of the blue dragon flower, but I am having trouble getting my hands on the magical water from the magical spring. 

I am currently located in suburban California. How am I supposed to get magical water from a magical spring, especially since this is a rather urgent situation?[/INST]