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Kolyander 
Hearing the older girl say it had taken her ages to master the repelling charm didn't dampen her spirits at all. Rylee was very much used to the fact that not every spell was going to be easy. Most times she had to try several times to be able to cast anything correctly. It was hard work and dedication. Nothing came easy and honestly that's what made it more enjoyable. Finally succeeding at it after spending hours, days, weeks or even months at it. This wasn't just about spells either it was about anything in life, like her dancing or Quidditch skills.
Rylee nodded firmly stepping closer to the older, much taller girl. "I'm ready." Standing tall or as tall as she could for someone her age that was on the shorter side she waited with open arms and baited breath. Blue eyes never once strayed from her stuffed creature that was stuck in the swamp. Watching as the repelling charm work and the summoning charm took hold, her stuffed unicorn slowly floated through the air towards them.
"Got him! I got him!" she exclaimed throwing her arms around the icky slimy stuffed toy and clutching it tightly to her chest. "Thank you! I owe you big!" Rylee turned her gaze up onto the girl a brighter smile now on her young face. Somehow she was going to repay her for helping free Fluffeh.
An amused smile quirked the corner of Felicity's mouth as she turned to look down at the younger girl, the stuffed toy practically squelching with mud when she held it against her. With a small shake of her head, she decided she couldn't leave her going around the castle like that - the toy was practically oozing a trail of swamp onto the corridor floor.
"Here, let me clean it up a bit," she said, indicating that the girl should hold it out slightly. It wouldn't be perfect, and would still probably need the help of some House Elves to get it completely clean, but she could help a little. "
Scourgify," she muttered, aiming the cleaning spells wand movement at the unicorn.