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"I think its the potions component that made it easier for me." Nicholai answered, "But yes you are right; charms is not my best subject- it just goes to show what you can do when you work hard, right Raiden?" Nico continued to flick through the potions book and looked up as Camira approached with her first year in tow. He nodded as she asked if they wanted to discuss the charms.
"Sure, I guess as long as we do it quietly so we don't distrub anyone who is still practicing." Nicholai looked around the room and shrugged. He turned his head slightly as Raiden greeted the little girl and smiled at her, "Kiri is it? I'm Nicholai, and Camira this is Raiden. Pull up a couple of chairs." Nicholai gestured to the desk and moved over slightly so the two girls could join them.
"So, did you two have any trouble? I didn't quite extend the motions enough for the first two spells and they seemed to work slower as a result." Nico shrugged, "The third one though; well that one is more interesting. It was the easiest of the three for me; the marker turned green instantly and even brightened further- I assume as the pain reliever portion took effect. It seems to be an interesting spell since the relocation is a charm, the conjuring of a pain reliever potion is a transfiguration and then there is the potion itself. And I think I know what potion it uses." Nicholai looked at his notes and wrote down what he just said.
Camira smiled at the boy, Raiden. What a cute name! "Hi there Raiden. Nice to meet you", she said, just managing not to coo. She grabbed a chair, carried it over to Nico and sat down next to him.
She listened to Nico, hastily taking notes on what he was saying. And the potions part was interesting. She was definitely curious about that. "Nico, would you mind elaborating on which ingedients you think are being used in regards to the potions and why", she said, head bent down and still writing.
"I actually had the most trouble with the first one. It appears as though the pull back has to be carefully calculated, or at the least, not overdone, or else you get a gross pus flying everywhere reaction", she said, wrinkling her nose at the memory. So gross. "I was actually wondering about the reasoning behind the importance of the speed of the motions for Resarcio. I'm thinking that it has something to do with lessening pain and making sure the ball is correctly snapped back into place. I was kind of equating it to muggle doctors and how when they snap things back into place, they do it hard and fast. Maybe magic holds the same logic?" She hoped she was making some sense, at least.