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"Alright..." She flourished her wand and summoned a bag of witches' runes on each of their desks. "There is a white silk casting cloth in each bag. Lay it down on your desk and come up with a question. Concentrate on the query or feeling you would like the runes to help with then take ALL 13 runes in you wand hand. Cast them as if they were dice. You will only read the ones that will fall face up. The one farthest from you is you lead rune. The MOST important. If all your runes get cast face down, the question was not one that should be answered." She said. "Do your best in answering the question with the rune results. Remember, I don't teach divination, don't think this is the end all be all, your future is up to you to decide." She sat at her desk and said "Begin, and then let me know your findings."
ooc: HAVE FUN WITH THIS! There is no right or wrong.
After listening to the instructions, Reese pulled the cloth out of her bag and placed it on her desk. She stared at the white cloth as she thought about a good question she could come up with. Hmmmm. After minutes of thinking, a almost good question came to thought and she thought it was best to just stick with the question since she couldn't think of another question to ask.
She reached inside the back with her right hand (wand hand) and pulled out the 13 runes. Closing her eyes, she concentrated on her question, which was: 'Will Astronomy ever get Jack anywhere in life?'. This was a question she REALLY wanted to know. Not that it matter if Jack loved Astronomy, she just really wanted to know what it would help him with in life. It wasn't like he was going to NASA or anything. He was going to be a famous Quidditch Player! Quidditch Players don't use Astronomy as far as she knew.
She casted the dice, and then opened her eyes to see that every rune was facing down. EVERY RUNE WAS FACING DOWN. What did that mean, again? That the question shouldn't be answered? Greaaat.