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Miss Evi3e <3
He'd been congratulating himself for hitting Emily again that he missed her spell heading this way. He'd finally hit her, well saying finally he had hit her with a silenco charm but really did that count. He knew he'd hit her well and that after that hit she'd have trouble getting back into the duel unless she hit him but seriously when was that going to happen?
Smiling to himself he looked down at his feet to position them again, he had time Emily wouldn't be able to send a spell his way for a while but he heard a shout. Someone shouting from the other side of the room. Bradley whipped his head up and went to shield himself from the upcoming spell - which he'd failed to catch - but was too late. The spell hit him square in the chest sending him flying into a pillar not far behind him. With a groan he slide to the floor and breathed.
A heavy blow for an experienced wizard, and now his back hurt. Brad stayed on the floor for a few moments getting over the fact the spell had winded him before turning to the side and painfully lifting himself to his feet. It took him a mare two minutes to get over the fact his back hurt like hell and turn towards Emily. With a strained grin from him he lifted his wand towards her once more and shouted;
"Confringo!"
Ha! yes! take that!
She watched as Brad went flying back into a pillar with a sickening thud. Whoops... still no time to sit around feeling sorry for him.
Returning to her strarting position on the main arena, Emily held her wand in front of her, she was focused, poised. She already had the spell on the tip of her tongue, but Brad got his out first, sending the fireball right at her. She was slow.. it wasn't the spell she was going to use.
"Protego!"
Her shield softened the blow, but it wasn't strong enough to withstand the attack, the hem of her robe caught alight briefly before she put it out. Childs play. Though her skin was slightly scorched now, nothing a little dittany wouldn't cure.
Time to fight fire.. with anything other than fire...
"Impedimenta!"