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Roselyn · 01-30-2014, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Grrr..Meow

"Thank you miss.." he said while blushing… she was really nice to him.. he made a mental note to stop by her office later to thank her.

"Sure thing Professor Romanos" he took out his wand and swished it like she described a swish and flick but in a sideways candy cane motion.. "Like that?" he said while smiling.. erggg these wrinkles on his hand were bothering him but he didn't want to cry anymore so that was good…..right

"Im going to try it all together" he said confidently

Swish and flick and "Henshu" now the finial test to see if he can slid across the floor..

Here he went and slide…… slide…. the last one he tried a little too much and he managed to bend over awkwardly. A little pain and a little "ouch" but all in all he was okay… he stood up "it worked!" he said happily and then he ended the spell with "Finite" and he was able to move again.

Carefully watching the wand movement, she kept any comment to herself for the time being. He was going to try the complete spell now anyways. Oh! "It's a very good start. Try and make the transition between the twist and flick a little more fluid. Don't make your vrist so stiff."

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Originally Posted by Edward Penguin

Ian had carefully tried to watch and listen to all that was going on. The professor had said that leg-locking wasn't the way to go so they were going for a traction spell. Seems like an awful lot of work to go about for what she said was a rather fast creature. He still thought apparating was the way to go, but he would try and do what she instructed.

Hen-SHU!...HEN-shu....HEN-SHU!...hen-shu....Hen-SHU! Ian worked one the pronunciation a few more times before working the wand movement. [i]Twist and horizontal...twist and horizontal[/b] Then he raised his hand. Does it matter which direction we twist and go horizontally? He didn't want to perform a different spell when he should be gaining traction. Maybe this spell would help him to walk better.

Question! She heard it. Along with seeing the raised hand. "Not particularly." she said, unconsciously twirling her wand in her hand. "Granted, right handed people vould vont to create the flick going left and lefthanded people vould vont to flick to the right, but either vay vorks fine. Votever you're comfortable vith."

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Originally Posted by emjay

Brynn would have to admit that this could be a neat spell as she glanced around at some of her classmates beginning to skate around the slippery floor as a result of the charm. She would if she wasn't in such a bad mood, not feeling like being in class at all. But as it were, she was in class and apparently expected to conduct herself as such.

The redhead first looked at her drawn wand then down at her feet, supposing she should get to practicing, especially since she never did get spells right on her first try being relatively new to casting them herself. Practicing the wand movement and incantation first would probably be more helpful. "Henshu," she said quietly to herself before drawing out the syllables to wrap her mouth around the foreign sounding word. "Hennn- shooo." Easy enough even if it did sound weird. The a twist and flick like a horizontal candy cane. Brynn moved her wand in the same manner she saw the professor minutes ago, trying that a few times before proceeding.

Now for real. Brynn did the horizontal candy cane movement, aiming at her left foot, as she said, "Henshu." Then she repeated the actions at her right shoe. Tentatively she moved her right foot forward to test it out. It didn't feel any different. She took a bigger step with her left foot, noting no difference there either. Of course not, she thought grumpily, scowling at her feet. Why couldn't anything be easy?

Making her way around the class, she slowed down near one of the first years whom seemed to still be sliding. "Your vrist, Miss Rhys-Davies." she said, moving to stand by the Ravneclaw. "Loosen it up a bit. Try and make the movement a little more fluid vith a smaller twist."

Hmmkay? Yes. Practice makes perfect!

With one more glance across the class, she took a peak at her watch...as well as the sun's position outside. "A few more minutes!" she called out, making her rounds back to the front of the arena. "A few more minutes and ve'll move on to something else."

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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 Quote: Originally Posted by Grrr..Meow "Thank you miss.." he said while blushing… she was really nice to him.. he made a mental note to stop by her office later to thank her. "Sure thing Professor Romanos" he took out his wand and swished it like she described a swish and flick but in a sideways candy cane motion.. "Like that?" he said while smiling.. erggg these wrinkles on his hand were bothering him but he didn't want to cry anymore so that was good…..right "Im going to try it all together" he said confidently Swish and flick and "Henshu" now the finial test to see if he can slid across the floor.. Here he went and slide…… slide…. the last one he tried a little too much and he managed to bend over awkwardly. A little pain and a little "ouch" but all in all he was okay… he stood up "it worked!" he said happily and then he ended the spell with "Finite" and he was able to move again. Carefully watching the wand movement, she kept any comment to herself for the time being. He was going to try the complete spell now anyways. Oh! "It's a very good start. Try and make the transition between the twist and flick a little more fluid. Don't make your vrist so stiff." Quote: Originally Posted by Edward Penguin Ian had carefully tried to watch and listen to all that was going on. The professor had said that leg-locking wasn't the way to go so they were going for a traction spell. Seems like an awful lot of work to go about for what she said was a rather fast creature. He still thought apparating was the way to go, but he would try and do what she instructed. Hen-SHU!...HEN-shu....HEN-SHU!...hen-shu....Hen-SHU! Ian worked one the pronunciation a few more times before working the wand movement. [i]Twist and horizontal...twist and horizontal[/b] Then he raised his hand. Does it matter which direction we twist and go horizontally? He didn't want to perform a different spell when he should be gaining traction. Maybe this spell would help him to walk better. Question! She heard it. Along with seeing the raised hand. "Not particularly." she said, unconsciously twirling her wand in her hand. "Granted, right handed people vould vont to create the flick going left and lefthanded people vould vont to flick to the right, but either vay vorks fine. Votever you're comfortable vith." Quote: Originally Posted by emjay Brynn would have to admit that this could be a neat spell as she glanced around at some of her classmates beginning to skate around the slippery floor as a result of the charm. She would if she wasn't in such a bad mood, not feeling like being in class at all. But as it were, she was in class and apparently expected to conduct herself as such. The redhead first looked at her drawn wand then down at her feet, supposing she should get to practicing, especially since she never did get spells right on her first try being relatively new to casting them herself. Practicing the wand movement and incantation first would probably be more helpful. "Henshu," she said quietly to herself before drawing out the syllables to wrap her mouth around the foreign sounding word. "Hennn- shooo." Easy enough even if it did sound weird. The a twist and flick like a horizontal candy cane. Brynn moved her wand in the same manner she saw the professor minutes ago, trying that a few times before proceeding. Now for real. Brynn did the horizontal candy cane movement, aiming at her left foot, as she said, "Henshu." Then she repeated the actions at her right shoe. Tentatively she moved her right foot forward to test it out. It didn't feel any different. She took a bigger step with her left foot, noting no difference there either. Of course not, she thought grumpily, scowling at her feet. Why couldn't anything be easy? Making her way around the class, she slowed down near one of the first years whom seemed to still be sliding. "Your vrist, Miss Rhys-Davies." she said, moving to stand by the Ravneclaw. "Loosen it up a bit. Try and make the movement a little more fluid vith a smaller twist." Hmmkay? Yes. Practice makes perfect! With one more glance across the class, she took a peak at her watch...as well as the sun's position outside. "A few more minutes!" she called out, making her rounds back to the front of the arena. "A few more minutes and ve'll move on to something else."