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Hogwarts RPG Name: Sophia Svensson #556B2F Slytherin Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Eulalia Walles (#F48037) Hufflepuff Fourth Year | Constant Vigilance! O_O AWAKE! Quote:
Originally Posted by Fireheart Poor Aboli and Kale. The essay assignments and detentions just kept coming, didn't they? Avalon felt a little sorry for all the first years, who were probably scared out of their wits at Trent's disciplinary actions and attitude. Sure, he was rough around the edges, but he wasn't always this bad. At least, he didn't use to be. Thankfully, her answer wasn't nearly as stupid as some of her classmates' responses. The Headmaster didn't seem to be totally disappointed with her, which was honestly as much as she could ask for.
Although she was a bit confused as to why he was making such a big deal about Nem. If it had been any other day and someone had cast a spell like that, Trent might have freaked out and yelled at them for using unnecessary magic. You never knew with that man.
Another activity with some ruthless consequences. She did not want to lose this one. An entire week without her wand? No thanks. Avalon had gone an entire half of a term without magic last year, and it had been dreadful. Her mind raced with spell possibilities as she scanned the room for someone in need of a partner. Mamie's face fell as the headmaster dismissed her answer. She was still skeptical, the wand sounded like it was encouraging people to fight over it. That just didn't seem like a good thing.
She walked over to an older student who looked like they didn't have any partner yet for the dueling. She was nervous, but if she had to duel, then she might as well choose her own partner. "Do-do you want to be my partner?" she asked. "I'm Mamie."
Fortunately, with the pairs taking turns to duel, that meant she could watch other groups first and maybe at least know the incantations for some useful spells. Whether just saying them would work, that was a different matter and one she couldn't do much about. |
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