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Fireheart · 06-07-2019, 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by SneakySeverusSnape

Analiese frowned. She couldn't seem to think of a trick. "No, I have no idea have to start." She looked over at Avalon and she seemed to be having the same problems. Analiese turned fully towards Avalon and held out the deck of cards. "Pick a card." She had seen various muggles doing this trick. It was the first thing that can to her head. Idea! She could use 'all that psychology jazz' to figure out which card Avalon chose. The bad news was that that method of mind reading didn't seem to work at Hogwarts.

"Alright," she said with a smirk, plucking one of the middle cards from the deck. At least she wasn't the only one struggling with this activity. She flipped it over to see seven red hearts dotting the card. Whatever that might mean, she had no idea. She had never played with Muggle cards before. "Should I tell you what's on it?"

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Originally Posted by Waterloo

Well, that egg had to come from SOMEWHERE because he certainly hadn’t seen her conjure it with her wand. Unless her sleight of hand was just THAT good? Perhaps that was it. Except…… while Avalon was somewhat successful with her coins and cup trick, Analiese appeared to struggle with her deck of cards.

“Not as easy as it looks, is it?” Barlow asked the girls on his way past. “It can take years to master some techniques. Makes you appreciate our magic, doesn’t it? So how do you think Transfiguration would make your efforts easier?” Something to consider.

"Definitely not as easy as it looks," Avalon agreed with Professor Barlow, shaking her head back and forth as she stacked her cups back up. She racked her brain for an answer to his question and immediately thought of the four main branches of the subject. "Vanishment would be helpful," she quipped, stacking up her cups. "But pretty complex magic for us underclassmen. I think that switching could be useful for this as well." But she had no idea how to perform neither vanishment nor switching, and she was fairly certain that she wouldn't learn the latter until next year.

06-07-2019, 12:00 AM	#45 (permalink)
Fireheart Firecrab Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Naboo Posts: 774 Hogwarts RPG Name: Avalon Sinclair Graduated	Quote: Originally Posted by SneakySeverusSnape Analiese frowned. She couldn't seem to think of a trick. "No, I have no idea have to start." She looked over at Avalon and she seemed to be having the same problems. Analiese turned fully towards Avalon and held out the deck of cards. "Pick a card." She had seen various muggles doing this trick. It was the first thing that can to her head. Idea! She could use 'all that psychology jazz' to figure out which card Avalon chose. The bad news was that that method of mind reading didn't seem to work at Hogwarts. "Alright," she said with a smirk, plucking one of the middle cards from the deck. At least she wasn't the only one struggling with this activity. She flipped it over to see seven red hearts dotting the card. Whatever that might mean, she had no idea. She had never played with Muggle cards before. "Should I tell you what's on it?" Quote: Originally Posted by Waterloo Well, that egg had to come from SOMEWHERE because he certainly hadn’t seen her conjure it with her wand. Unless her sleight of hand was just THAT good? Perhaps that was it. Except…… while Avalon was somewhat successful with her coins and cup trick, Analiese appeared to struggle with her deck of cards. “Not as easy as it looks, is it?” Barlow asked the girls on his way past. “It can take years to master some techniques. Makes you appreciate our magic, doesn’t it? So how do you think Transfiguration would make your efforts easier?” Something to consider. "Definitely not as easy as it looks," Avalon agreed with Professor Barlow, shaking her head back and forth as she stacked her cups back up. She racked her brain for an answer to his question and immediately thought of the four main branches of the subject. "Vanishment would be helpful," she quipped, stacking up her cups. "But pretty complex magic for us underclassmen. I think that switching could be useful for this as well." But she had no idea how to perform neither vanishment nor switching, and she was fairly certain that she wouldn't learn the latter until next year.