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Old 03-26-2009, 03:58 PM   #171 (permalink)
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"Well....you'll get the hang of it eventually," Ian said, frowning at the students who were verbally flailing. "Moving on, I think I should tell you what happens before I teach you the movement." Ian pulled out his wand and karate-chopped the air. What he said was muffled by the buzzing sound that started.

"You should know that once you do the charm, your wand will start to vibrate a little and it will sort of turn into a buzzing razor type of thing."

He gently cut off a dead leaf from his flutterby plant and smiled. "See? Simple. Now, as for the arm motion, as I'm sure you saw, it's a karate chop. Just...CHOP!" He accented this point by chopping at the air like the negotiator he was.
Freya watched as Ashby explained how to use the spell. 'Almost like the one I use sometimes.' She looked to her own wand and then to her bush that was awating a good pruning. Making pretty much the same motion as Ashby, Freya thought, 'Flipnsnipwitit', and witnessed the razor that had appeared at the end of her wand.

'Yeah, almost like the other one I use...only more annoying, and it requires throwing your arm around.' She was in such a foul mood today and the buzzing sound was getting quite irritating to have to listen to. Freya turned to her plant and trimmed a very few amounts of dead limbs and leaves from it, but not too much.
Her Flutterby seemed to move a little bit as it lost some of it's restrictive mass, and then settled down. Was this thing actually so alive that it could feel relieved? Strange...
Freya smiled a little bit and continued to remove some of the useless parts of the plant, but being very minimal to how much she took off, not wanting a damaged plant, and being very careful with it.
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