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Ginevra · 05-19-2015, 06:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Tazenhani

Again the reactions were as diverse as the students and their answers had been. Some stayed where they were, some moved off, some started muttering or moving their wands and some brought so many walls up Sabel wasn't sure if they were already in the labrynth.

Time to do a walk-about.

Interesting the way students thought and approached tasks. While some settled down for the memory, others wanted to get the wand movements and incantation right. Perhaps so as to not risk losing the memory once they found it?

Regardless, Sabel stopped and watched Ashcroft for a moment. The technical aspects of the spell were right and it looked like there was a memory as clear as day dancing behind her eyes. It must have been potent, by the whisp and then ghost-like form that appeared from her determination.

He had to admit, he was impressed. A proud smile bore on his lips as he nodded at the young girl. "Exceptionally well, Miss Ashcroft." He noted her exertion and shook his head in wonderment at the stubborn determination of children. "Why don't you take a brief rest from the casting and revel in your memory a bit more. It might make the casting a bit less taxing."

Cilla had been concentrating very hard. So much in fact that she had not heard Professor Dakest at first. She gave a small, slightly startled jump when Dakest spoke.

"Thank you, Professor. I think a breather would be good," Cilla replied as she wiped her brow with her sleeve. She looked around at her fellow students. If they wanted any help, she was very willing if Professor Dakest allowed it.

05-19-2015, 06:17 AM	#203 (permalink)
Ginevra DMLE Kappa Join Date: May 2005 Location: The Multiverse Posts: 13,042 Hogwarts RPG Name: Persephone Smithfield Gryffindor First Year x5	Post 5 (Feel free to interact) Oh, how we drift away from our friends. And the ones back home play remember when Quote: Originally Posted by Tazenhani Again the reactions were as diverse as the students and their answers had been. Some stayed where they were, some moved off, some started muttering or moving their wands and some brought so many walls up Sabel wasn't sure if they were already in the labrynth. Time to do a walk-about. Interesting the way students thought and approached tasks. While some settled down for the memory, others wanted to get the wand movements and incantation right. Perhaps so as to not risk losing the memory once they found it? Regardless, Sabel stopped and watched Ashcroft for a moment. The technical aspects of the spell were right and it looked like there was a memory as clear as day dancing behind her eyes. It must have been potent, by the whisp and then ghost-like form that appeared from her determination. He had to admit, he was impressed. A proud smile bore on his lips as he nodded at the young girl. "Exceptionally well, Miss Ashcroft." He noted her exertion and shook his head in wonderment at the stubborn determination of children. "Why don't you take a brief rest from the casting and revel in your memory a bit more. It might make the casting a bit less taxing." Cilla had been concentrating very hard. So much in fact that she had not heard Professor Dakest at first. She gave a small, slightly startled jump when Dakest spoke. "Thank you, Professor. I think a breather would be good," Cilla replied as she wiped her brow with her sleeve. She looked around at her fellow students. If they wanted any help, she was very willing if Professor Dakest allowed it.