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Selina's teeth were chattering away, not because the room was cold because she was terrified. She had been perfectly contempt gliding slowly and calmly on her shoes earlier. Now she was on a death trap with her friend who had gone clearly insane. Kurumi had now taken up a battle cry and Selina only screamed louder... she was being whipped around by a crazy cookie girl!
Selina thought things could not get any more hectic, of course she was sorely mistaken. Just when she was about to jump off of the death skateboard Kurumi ducked. She snapped her head around a second too late and her face planted straight into one of the desks. At the rate she was going her feet flew up and she flew back onto her back and onto the ice. Her nose was hurting her terribly and when she looked up her eyes were in a haze. Out of the glazed appearance she saw before her she could barely make out a panel that was crimson red in the distance. Wearily she lifted her wand and whispered, "Glisseo." The red began to dissipate and Selina fell back into the ice. Her hand touched her face and she felt red, warm blood on her finger tips. "Oh bugger."
Kurumi continued to scrunch herself into a ball as she whizzed under one...two...three tables and came out on the opposite side. She came to a natural stop just before she would have had to duck under desk number four. Kurumi giggled and tossed her head back. As she looked up, she spotted another uneven red panel sticking, this time, out of the ceiling and she pointed to her wand at it.
"
That was some ride," she laughed before casting Glisseo and turning it white. She expected Selina to answer, but when she didn't Kurumi's expression changed to confusion. "
Selina?" she asked looking over her shoulder only to see that her red-headed friend was no where to be found. "
Selina?"
Kurumi stood up and peered around the desks to see Selina lying on her back with a very dazed expression on her face.
HOLY HIPPOGRIFF!
"
Are you alright?!" Kurumi squeaked as she fumbled her way around the desks with her shoe-board in hand. She certainly hadn't meant to cause Selina any harm. She reached into her pocket for her handkerchief...
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Maxilocks ...
Right. This lesson was officially over.
Jared resisted the urge to throw a shield in Kurumi and Selina's path as the two of them whizzed past, both screaming at the top of their lungs, the former looking like she was preparing for battle, the latter looking like she'd just been through a battle.
"That's enough, Kurumi, Selina -"
Crash, bang and Merlin.
"Those of you who can't skate, do not go whizzing around at top speed!" There were panels everywhere. No need to get right into the midst of everyone else, if they couldn't skate. He nullified the charm that had magnified his voice, as he made his way over to Kurumi and Selina. Episkey, he cast, not bothering to ask anything. Then he helped Selina to her feet, one hand on the girl's shoulder because he had a feeling she was going to tumble down again, without some sort of support to prevent it. "Alright?" Okay. Scratch that. She wasn't. "Do you want to see the healer?"
...uh oh...
Kurumi's body went a rigid when she saw Professor Descoteaux walking towards her and Selina looking madder than a dragon on Wednesday. Kurumi suck down into the ice a bit when she heard the tone in his voice.
Kurumi blinked, handkerchief in hand, and looked down at her shoe-board. It wasn't that she didn't know how to skate, she was just trying to make the best of her slightly failed charms attempt. Not able to find her voice as she watched him perform Episkey on Selina. "
S-S-Sorry," she said to both Selina and Professor Descoteaux.
Kurumi looked down at her shoe-board and figured that it was probably for the best that she try and cast Reparo on them and try again. Besides, her socked feet were getting cold without shoes on.
"
R-Reparo," she whispered waving her wand at the flatted shoes. They began to look like someone had stuck a bike pump into the shoes and were not pumping it up with air like a bike tire. Soon, her shoes were back to normal and she slipped them back on.