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Freyr · 10-14-2022, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MadMadamMalfoy

Norman roamed the room, watching as the students set to work. He liked the progress he saw so far! Out of the corner of his eye, he saw a flash of green light and turned in the direction of the spell… just in time to see Starriver approaching with an incompletely transformed rabbit. “Put it on my desk, and get a new hat from the box up front,” he replied to the question. “I’ll change it back later.” He gave the boy a small encouraging smile. “Looks like you’ve got the spell right; it just takes a bit more concentration,” he offered a bit of helpful advice, “What does your rabbit’s fur look like? What does it feel like? Think about that as you cast. Keep trying, Mr. Starriver!”

He returned to his desk to take care of Starriver’s hat-rabbit and any other incomplete transformations that happened. That part probably bore repeating! “If you have an incomplete transformation, bring it to my desk and get a new hat from the box,” he addressed the class. “There’s still plenty of time; keep practicing.”

OOC: You still have 36-48 HOURS.

Looking at his half-successful transformation attempt, Luther said "Oh ok, thank you, Professor." and slowly placed the weird hat-rabbit on Professor Carton's desk. Before returning to his desk, he took one more hat.

He took a deep breath, closed his eyes and exhaled. Then he started imagining a snow-white rabbit in his mind. He made the rabbit jump around. He flipped it, lifted it up and examined every part of it as much as he could. After ensuring he could imagine it as best as he could, he pointed his wand at the hat and spoke clearly "Lapifors!"

A moment passed. And nothing. A sigh was the sign of his disappointment. However, he continued trying. Then came the green flash. And on the table sat a snow-white rabbit, twitching its little nose and cute ears. A "Yes." escaped Luther's lips in a voice louder than he intended.

He took off his hat and put the evidence of his success in it and then took another hat to keep practicing.

10-14-2022, 10:21 PM	#25 (permalink)
Freyr Jarvey Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: In UTC+3 time zone Posts: 607 Hogwarts RPG Name: Alaric Ashcombe Slytherin First Year	Astrophile Quote: Originally Posted by MadMadamMalfoy Norman roamed the room, watching as the students set to work. He liked the progress he saw so far! Out of the corner of his eye, he saw a flash of green light and turned in the direction of the spell… just in time to see Starriver approaching with an incompletely transformed rabbit. “Put it on my desk, and get a new hat from the box up front,” he replied to the question. “I’ll change it back later.” He gave the boy a small encouraging smile. “Looks like you’ve got the spell right; it just takes a bit more concentration,” he offered a bit of helpful advice, “What does your rabbit’s fur look like? What does it feel like? Think about that as you cast. Keep trying, Mr. Starriver!” He returned to his desk to take care of Starriver’s hat-rabbit and any other incomplete transformations that happened. That part probably bore repeating! “If you have an incomplete transformation, bring it to my desk and get a new hat from the box,” he addressed the class. “There’s still plenty of time; keep practicing.” OOC: You still have 36-48 HOURS. Looking at his half-successful transformation attempt, Luther said "Oh ok, thank you, Professor." and slowly placed the weird hat-rabbit on Professor Carton's desk. Before returning to his desk, he took one more hat. He took a deep breath, closed his eyes and exhaled. Then he started imagining a snow-white rabbit in his mind. He made the rabbit jump around. He flipped it, lifted it up and examined every part of it as much as he could. After ensuring he could imagine it as best as he could, he pointed his wand at the hat and spoke clearly "Lapifors!" A moment passed. And nothing. A sigh was the sign of his disappointment. However, he continued trying. Then came the green flash. And on the table sat a snow-white rabbit, twitching its little nose and cute ears. A "Yes." escaped Luther's lips in a voice louder than he intended. He took off his hat and put the evidence of his success in it and then took another hat to keep practicing.