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This was turning out...well. No one was on the floor rolling and writhing in pain over being hit in the face too hard, no one was prematurely running away or ducking to avoid what they assumed was an oncoming ball. Good. It was good.
Malachi glanced down at his watch. It was time.
"Alright start wrapping up then head back over." The man gestured them closer. It was almost time for what he was looking forward to but there was still a bit that needed to be gotten through.
"We've still got one more activity but before we get there, what can you tell me about non-verbals? What makes them affective? How do they work? How advantageous are they? Anything you know is fine."
Eniola looked up when the Headmaster began speaking again. Looking around the classroom she saw by large that most people did okay and it didn't seem as if anyone was injured.
That's good. She thought.
Non-verbals? Excellent. Eni had been looking forward to this class for awhile. She'd practiced at home over the past two summers, but with no luck. The theory she understood. Well, she thought she did. But sticking the landing? Hasn't worked out yet.
"You really only have a split second advantage with a non-verbal spell, but that can help quite a lot in a duel. It's also quite helpful when trying to stay stealthy as an Auror." She stated.
"Concentration, mental discipline and practice is really what it boils down to, in theory. It's quite difficult magic from what I understand sir."