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griffin · 01-07-2016, 06:17 AM

Penelope was surprised to find that the professor was not there when she entered the classroom. It seemed that the professor wasn't the only thing that wasn't there. There were not any desks or chairs in the room. After hearing the voice recording, she looked at the board for instructions. Oooh, it was a test of charms skills! Looked fun. Penelope found a cabinet that had not already been taken. She aimed her wand at the cabinet. "Alohomora." The cabinet clicked open. That was easy. Maybe she should try casting the spell nonverbally on the box. Penelope had never actually tried casting any spells nonverbally before, but she was a sixth year now so she would need to learn how to do nonverbal magic.

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Originally Posted by Ashwinder

With what she thought was great subtlety (it wasn’t), she peeked at how one of the older students was doing the spell. Well. It certainly seemed easy enough.

”Aloe-hommer-a.”

…

Nothing. She scrunched up her nose and, confident no one was watching, gave the cabinet a teensy little boot before trying again. Because maybe the lock was jammed, right?

”Aloe-hommer-a.”

One of the first year eagles - could she call them eaglets?- seemed to be having trouble with the incantation for alohomora. "Do you need help? The incantation is alohomora. Al-LOH-ho-MOR-ah." This would be hard for the first years because they didn't know a lot of charms yet, but there were older students who could teach the younger students.

01-07-2016, 06:17 AM	#142 (permalink)
griffin DMAC & DERP Snidget Join Date: Mar 2014 Posts: 2,710 Hogwarts RPG Name: Devin James Horton Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Deanna Joyce Horton Gryffindor Second Year x1	Post 1; Julia Teapot Occamy\| gryphons&giraffes&goats,OH MY \| chaser of the truth \| flutiful❧ Penelope was surprised to find that the professor was not there when she entered the classroom. It seemed that the professor wasn't the only thing that wasn't there. There were not any desks or chairs in the room. After hearing the voice recording, she looked at the board for instructions. Oooh, it was a test of charms skills! Looked fun. Penelope found a cabinet that had not already been taken. She aimed her wand at the cabinet. "Alohomora." The cabinet clicked open. That was easy. Maybe she should try casting the spell nonverbally on the box. Penelope had never actually tried casting any spells nonverbally before, but she was a sixth year now so she would need to learn how to do nonverbal magic. Quote: Originally Posted by Ashwinder With what she thought was great subtlety (it wasn’t), she peeked at how one of the older students was doing the spell. Well. It certainly seemed easy enough. ”Aloe-hommer-a.” … Nothing. She scrunched up her nose and, confident no one was watching, gave the cabinet a teensy little boot before trying again. Because maybe the lock was jammed, right? ”Aloe-hommer-a.” One of the first year eagles - could she call them eaglets?- seemed to be having trouble with the incantation for alohomora. "Do you need help? The incantation is alohomora. Al-LOH-ho-MOR-ah." This would be hard for the first years because they didn't know a lot of charms yet, but there were older students who could teach the younger students. __________________