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DaniDiNardo · 01-26-2014, 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by lemon

"GlaIncendia." The incantation felt like it rolled off her tongue smoothly enough, and Alice was getting sick of repeating it, so she moved on to practicing the movement. Slipping her wand out from her wand sleeve, she went over the step in her head again. Point wand upwards. Move wrist in a tight circle. Flick at target.

Easy peasy, yeah?

She tried it without the words, directing her wand towards the sky as she rotated her wrist in one fluid motion, finally flicking toward the fire. Alice repeated it a few more times, still getting the hang of it when...

... "Stick your hand in when you cast it." Yeah. Alice continued waiting for the person before her to finish with the fire so she could have her turn, still practicing the movement with her wand. Lex wasn't cutting her in line, nope.

Now the girl was practising wand movement. Lex didn't see the need in flicking out her own wand, she just watched her with hers and mentally went over the movement. It didn't look at that hard at all...more like one of those things that was influenced by how much wrist one put into it. Not a problem, now if only the kid in front would be done burning the bloody doll and give someone else a chance.

"GlaIncendia...GlaIncendi--" Wait what? Lex fixed Alice with a look. Wasn't she concerned for her at all?

"I'd rather use my doll to test my own fire." for just in case reasons obviously. She rather liked her hand when it wasn't burnt, you know? "You usually get spells right on the first or second try these days being a Seventh Year and all so I can trust it more. Wouldn't want me damaging anything before the season even starts, right?" Merlin knew she was having enough of a hard time trying to figure how to fly with hurting wrists. Let's not add burns to it.

Lex looked infront again. Oh was he done? No? Too bad. As casually as she could manage, the Gryffindor shoved the kid to the side and stepped up to the fire ahead of Alice.

"Come on, get casting."

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DaniDiNardo Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,239 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Post 2 Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by lemon "GlaIncendia." The incantation felt like it rolled off her tongue smoothly enough, and Alice was getting sick of repeating it, so she moved on to practicing the movement. Slipping her wand out from her wand sleeve, she went over the step in her head again. Point wand upwards. Move wrist in a tight circle. Flick at target. Easy peasy, yeah? She tried it without the words, directing her wand towards the sky as she rotated her wrist in one fluid motion, finally flicking toward the fire. Alice repeated it a few more times, still getting the hang of it when... ... *"Stick your hand in when you* cast it." Yeah. Alice continued waiting for the person before her to finish with the fire so she could have her turn, still practicing the movement with her wand. Lex wasn't cutting her in line, nope. Now the girl was practising wand movement. Lex didn't see the need in flicking out her own wand, she just watched her with hers and mentally went over the movement. It didn't look at that hard at all...more like one of those things that was influenced by how much wrist one put into it. Not a problem, now if only the kid in front would be done burning the bloody doll and give someone else a chance. "GlaIncendia...GlaIncendi--" Wait what? Lex fixed Alice with a look. Wasn't she concerned for her at all? "I'd rather use my doll to test my own fire." for just in case reasons obviously. She rather liked her hand when it wasn't burnt, you know? "You usually get spells right on the first or second try these days being a Seventh Year and all so I can trust it more. Wouldn't want me damaging anything before the season even starts, right?" Merlin knew she was having enough of a hard time trying to figure how to fly with hurting wrists. Let's not add burns to it. Lex looked infront again. Oh was he done? No? Too bad. As casually as she could manage, the Gryffindor shoved the kid to the side and stepped up to the fire ahead of Alice. "Come on, get casting."** __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.