07-30-2009, 01:54 AM
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Hogwarts RPG Name: Sophia Svensson #556B2F Slytherin Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Eulalia Walles (#F48037) Hufflepuff Fourth Year | Constant Vigilance! O_O AWAKE! Quote:
Originally Posted by fredsgirl81293 "Yes sir. I'm sorry." she apologized once again. Dem gave a sigh of relief that he didn't give her detention or worse.....take away points. She didn't know how she would be able to handle it if he took-......wait, did he say it was done successfully? On her first try? A grin flew across Demetria's face. Yes! She had done something right on her first try! Whoo hoo! Ok time to calm down. She didn't want the professor to think she was happy she had gotten away with doing the spell. That definatly was not her intention.
Demetria looked around and watched as the other students performed the spell, including Anna. "Good job, Anna! Your wings look awesome!" she smiled. Well, Professor Svensson said she had to just watch, but that was for the "bestiar" incantation. He had also said the younger students had to perform the reverse spell on the older students. Was she allowed to do that? "Erm....professor?" she raised her hand. "I know you said I was only allowed to watch the other students perform 'bestiar', but what about 'homini'? I'm Anna's partner, and she's already turned her arms into wings....." she said a bit shyly. Dem didn't want to make him anymore mad at her then he already was. Professor Svensson's attention was once more directed to the Gryffindor and her partner. Raising his eyebrows at the head girl's wings, he barely managed to suppress a proud smile at the student's success. "Well, as you haven't practiced or attempted 'homini' yet, I see no reason why you can't help Anna turn her wings back into arms," Svensson told the girl.
A glance around the class told him that most of the students who had attempted the spell so far had at least some success. "When the older students have regained full human...ness, their younger partners may attempt the spell. Remember: the incantation and wand movement are important, but if you don't have a vivid idea of what you are transfiguring, the spell is likely to go awry."
Hopefully nothing would go wrong with the younger students, as it appeared there had not been any horrible accidents among the first attempts, though Lars knocked on the wood of a desk for good luck.
...Was that a flying bag of books? |
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