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Charely Potter · 02-05-2026, 02:15 AM

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Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19

Id honestly wanted to cry at the thought of his Nessy being injured should he ever be Summoned. His cute, flouffy pink baby

But Dad E’s response made all his worries disappear in the blink of an eye. True, the Gryffindor still felt like he could burst into tears. Only now, he would be sobbing due to happiness and relief. Rather than risk it, he simply nodded. It was good to know that Nessy would be safe should the need to Summon him arise.

The sixth year busied himself with making notes, taking care to make a prominent one with regard to avoid using it on animals. Oh, and he certainly found it fascinating, that narration Flatworthy. He also fully agreed with the words about being responsible. He saw what you did there with that pun, Dad E!

Then it was time to practise!

Id started with the wand movement, tracing it in the shape of a mouth curved in sadness. Because that was all he could see it as, and it made him think of how Paul had been all through the previous summer. After a minute of tracing, he switched to the incantation. “AH-kee-oh. AH-kee-oh. Accio. Accio.” The young man eyed Paully’s quill, the perfect target. But then another question sprang to mind.

His hand made its way up. “Da - I mean, Professor.’’ Woops! Slip of the tongue there. “Is it absolutely necessary to put the name of the thing we’re Summoning at the end of the incantation? So if I’m Summoning a quill, do I say ‘Accio quill’?” And what if he did actually ever want to Summon Nessy? Did he say ‘Accio Nesquik?’ Would his Nessy come zooming at him, or would the delicious beverage mix?

Iddy was now confused

Feirgrund didn't pay any mind to the slip of the tongue, sometimes it happens. But the question was worthy of addressing, "Good question, Master Grunt. It matters more based on the distance of said object. If you're within proximity, a simple 'Accio' without speaking the object after is fine. Some find it helpful even within close proximity to mention it. So with your quill and today's activity, it's entirely optional." Nodding. The students so far were doing quite well in being attentive and working on their pronunciation.

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