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Originally Posted by PhoenixRising

Levi was not a fan of Defense Against the Dark Arts. It wasn't to any fault of Professor Khanna, just the small second year preferred anything involving puzzles or linguistics, which is why he'd taken a liking to subjects like arithmancy and potions. But as this subject was a mandatory subject through his first five years, he was here.

And apparently using a charm to help them locate ghouls? And dress them up? He vaguely recalled from history class the names that Professor Khanna mentioned, but they were historical figures from a century ago. Also, he normally wouldn't want to forgo his home assignments, but one less assignment for Defense class was definitely motivation to want to be one of the first to complete the activity.

"Professor... when you say... Mr Weasley, which Mr Weasley are you referring to?" Because Ronald, if he recalled was also a Mister and he did have like five brothers that would also be Misters.

"reh-VEL-ee-oh" which was easier to say in his head than aloud because the extra emphasis on the vel did not roll so easily.

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Originally Posted by Charely Potter

Paul nodded, making sure to jot all of that information down quickly. Soon they were told to pack up, as he did, keeping his wand at the ready when approaching well, the Ghoul, once he appears.

Paul turned to the question asked by the younger Ravenclaw, "I think it's supposed to be Mr. Ronald Weasley? But the Weasley men all looked alike right? Freckles and red hair at different length?" He suggested. As for clothes, well, that'll be something else. As he gave the bins a quick glance, seeing a bundle of stuff. Was that a wig in them too?

Dhruv would reassure Levi that it was okay if DADA was not their cup of tea; everyone had their own preferences. They were only just making their way towards the Ravenclaw when the question was asked. An answer was about to be made when Paul provided one to the question. Naturally, Dhruv provided confirmation. “Mr. Rocker is quite correct,’’ they said gently. “Mr. Weasley was mentioned by his first name earlier.” It was okay to miss details; what was important was that the confusion was sorted out now. “That is true, the Weasley men did tend to look alike, though of course, there are various ways to tell them apart. Arthur, being thin and balding; Percy, who wears glasses; Bill, who was tall and wore scars of his bravery from the Wizarding War.”


OOC: There’s still a bit over 24 hours before the lesson wraps up! You’re all doing great