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Roselyn · 01-28-2014, 03:51 AM

Having only been expecting perhaps one or two students to know a thing or two about the myth, she was pleasantly surprised at the growing list of answers. Either that or she should be suspicious. Kid's knew their mythology these days it seemed. "Right. They don't chortle..." She smiled to the two students whom answered with laughter. "But most of you have the right idea about it. Ve'll get into their good versus evil behavior later. For now..."

"You are partially right, Miss Cambridge." Her explanation on whyyyyy was halted as she adjusted her position with Victor to wave her wand towards the class. A single parchment appeared upon the desks next to them portraying an image of a strange looking creature. "The Chort isn't in your school curriculum, not because it's not allowed, but because they are territorial beasts, keeping to a specific area. There hasn't been a single sighting of them near or in vestern Europe. Until now. As you all can probably guess vhere I'm going vith this, the Chort is not a myth. They are indeed real creatures...and haff created quite a concern for both vizarding and muggle public during the past few years during their slow migration vest from eastern Russia."

There was a short pause to let the information settle into their minds. "I'll tell you now though, there is truth in every story told about the Chort...except the idea that they can transform into other animals. These ideas vere somehow mixed up vith the interaction of animagi and other creatures. But, the stories about bringing vith them ice, destruction, and disease vherever they go, are true. Their...persuasive natures...on the other hand, is more due to the unpleasant situation you'd find yourself in if you unluckily come across one and not particularly due to any verbal or telepathic ability."

Yay for putting it lightly? "Does anyone know vot type of magic is useless against these creatures?"

01-28-2014, 03:51 AM	#167 (permalink)
Roselyn DMAC & DoM Kappa Join Date: May 2009 Location: Western US Posts: 14,683 x9 x8	Super Slytherin Buddy \| \| ⅓ She-Snake Trio \| \| a normal girl with normal knees Having only been expecting perhaps one or two students to know a thing or two about the myth, she was pleasantly surprised at the growing list of answers. Either that or she should be suspicious. Kid's knew their mythology these days it seemed. "Right. They don't chortle..." She smiled to the two students whom answered with laughter. "But most of you have the right idea about it. Ve'll get into their good versus evil behavior later. For now..." "You are partially right, Miss Cambridge." Her explanation on whyyyyy was halted as she adjusted her position with Victor to wave her wand towards the class. A single parchment appeared upon the desks next to them portraying an image of a strange looking creature. "The Chort isn't in your school curriculum, not because it's not allowed, but because they are territorial beasts, keeping to a specific area. There hasn't been a single sighting of them near or in vestern Europe. Until now. As you all can probably guess vhere I'm going vith this, the Chort is not a myth. They are indeed real creatures...and haff created quite a concern for both vizarding and muggle public during the past few years during their slow migration vest from eastern Russia." There was a short pause to let the information settle into their minds. "I'll tell you now though, there is truth in every story told about the Chort...except the idea that they can transform into other animals. These ideas vere somehow mixed up vith the interaction of animagi and other creatures. But, the stories about bringing vith them ice, destruction, and disease vherever they go, are true. Their...persuasive natures...on the other hand, is more due to the unpleasant situation you'd find yourself in if you unluckily come across one and not particularly due to any verbal or telepathic ability." Yay for putting it lightly? "Does anyone know vot type of magic is useless against these creatures?"