Willow walked forward. That was just so simple. Too simple. As she was thinking, she came to an end. She turned right and kept going forward. Another end. Turn left. Another end. Right turn.

While Willow was walking, she ran into an invisible wall. A note appeared. Number time. It said:

Above is a wide, deep hole. You must make seven of the same items to get across. It can be an element, a muggle item, or a magic item. Use your wand to get past this unseen barrier.

Willow pulled out her wand and flicked it. She walked forward, but was still expecting to get hit. Nope. She fell right through. There was a deep hole. It was huge. Flick. A rock. Jump. Another flick. Another rock. Another jump. She repeated this process five more times. The last jump was scary. She looked down. She closed her eyes and brought her head up. Don't look down, don't look down she thought. And she jumped. Land. Fall. Catch.

Willow stood back up. She continued on her journey. Everything was straight forward. It was great. Until she got to the next number. If this was number seven, she would've died. Two great white sharks were swimming in a deep pool in front of her. She took a step. Something hot made her jump back. It was gold etched in the ground.

These sharks may be scary, but they are nothing to be afraid of. There is plenty of space to go around in the tank. Two things you need to add, make a mistake, they sharks will be mad. Make them happy, just be sure that you can get across.

Willow was confused. What was she to do? How do you make a shark happy? What made herself happy? Boys. Crushes and love. Thank god she paid attention is science. Both of these sharks were male. With a flick of her wrist, two female sharks were added. And a high bridge. The male sharks attention were away from Willow. "Wingardium Leviosa!" she shouted and she flew up to the bridge. She walked across and jumped down. Nope. Nothing was gonna keep her from getting to the end of this maze.

Why were people in groups? When you're in groups someone holds you back. No thank you. Willow walked forward.