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DADA: Of Groans & Ghouls
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Paul Rocker, Hufflepuff Paul was feeling alright these days, with Idris close by per usual. When he arrived at the Dueling Arena, he could see there would be quite a spectacul today in the lesson. "Hello, Professor." Paul greeted. He would smile, but it was still hard these days. So his lips tightened from the effort with a nod. They sure seemed happy at least. |
Aurora Bay - Hufflepuff Defence Against the Dark Arts was always fun, and Aurora enjoyed it even more because she was fond of Professor Dhruv, having known them for a long time. She was glad that she was feeling wide awake, as she always suffered when she went to a lesson tired. She wanted to be at her best for whatever they had in store for the lesson. ”Hello, Professor!” she greeted cheerfully as she made her way into the Duelling Arena. Aurora waved to Paul and Idris before going to sit by them. As usual she glanced around the room, but she couldn’t find any hints as to what they would be studying. Oh well. She’d know soon enough. |
Nathaniel Hensley | Slytherin Nathaniel covered a yawn with his hand as he entered the classroom. He'd gone to sleep late last night, partly from studying and partly because he'd had trouble falling asleep for whatever reason, so the fatigue lingered. But this was a subject he liked, so he had no intention of sleeping during class "Mornin', Professor," he said. He noted the students who had already arrived, like Paul and Idris and Aurora, and offered a casual nod if they happened to look his way, but otherwise he was silent as he found a seat in the back row to sit in. |
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Cathryn Webb - Ravenclaw They were talking about… household nuisances? Cat almost laughed at the question. Almost. Defense Against the Dark Arts was a class that she was even less confident in than others, though, so she knew she should trust the process with it. So. Household nuisance animals. She raised her hand. “I suppose mice would count. They get into things and sometimes can spread disease. And they make messes and stuff.” They’d had some break into their house a few times throughout her life. Her mom always hated it. |
Paul Rocker, Hufflepuff Paul didn't think too deeply on the situation, focusing instead on what the class would entail today. Patiently waiting until the lesson finally began, the first question seemed to bring up some memories. Thankfully, he was okay enough to handle the memories before he answered once it was his turn, "Nifflers wouldn't be wise to keep in the house, especially if you own jewelry." Thinking of the time one managed to sneak into their home, it took ages to find them beneath the mess left over. |
Aurora Bay - Hufflepuff Household nuisances? Aurora wasn’t sure where this was going in terms of the lesson, but she knew that it would make sense in time. And she always enjoyed Professor Dhruv’s lessons. She raised her hand. ”Ashwinders are a big problem because their eggs can set a house on fire.” So yes, they were a huge nuisance. And also dangerous. |
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Nod. This is why her mom had taught her and her sisters to never leave a magical fire burning without supervision. And honestly that was just common sense even without the risk that ashwinders posed. Oh, they were learning about ghouls. That made a lot of sense. Aurora was glad that they had managed to avoid having any in her house, and she hoped that she would never have to deal with them. She raised her hand. ”Chameleon ghouls are a kind of ghoul that can disguise themselves as everyday objects.” That made them a lot harder to detect, obviously. |
Paul Rocker, Hufflepuff Paul thought his classmates' answers were interesting. He couldn't (well, he could, he just didn't want to) imagine Ashwinders taking space where he slept, and thankfully, mice wouldn't be too much of a nuisance when you have cats around. Professor Khanna seemed to always maintain this calm energy. The energy was relaxing him while he thought about the next question. Ghouls were the topic of the day... "Ghouls are quite noisy... they're kinda like boggarts in taking up space in the crevices of your home, but usually the attic." Paul said. From what he heard about them, they really were a pest. |
Ghouls? It was… unexpected. Though, to be fair, most DADA topics were unexpected for Cat. She sat quietly for a moment, wracking her brain for any information she’d read about the creatures. Aurora’s answer triggered a memory in her, and Cat nodded in agreement with the older girl. When there was a moment, she raised her hand. “The Revelio charm can help find chameleon ghouls that look like something else!” She beamed, proud of herself. |
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Paul Rocker, Hufflepuff Paul quickly jotted down the Professor's response as part of his notes. As well as the Charm they'd be working with today. The Revelio charm. He was quite curious to find out how it would work on the Ghoul? So he quickly wrote everything down. Reh-Vel-ee-oh Rolled off the tongue, easily enough. Followed by the 'R' movement. Paul gave it a few tries in the next couple minutes before feeling comfortable. He was then about to start the wand movement wordlessly when the thought came to mind. He rose his hand, "Professor.." Waiting until he got their attention, "I noticed the name is quite similar to the Revealing charm. Does the Revealing Charm, Aparecium, also work as well?" He was very curious to know this. |
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Levi Draguar; Ravenclaw (because you need some ravenclaws in here) Levi was not a fan of Defense Against the Dark Arts. It wasn't to any fault of Professor Khanna, just the small second year preferred anything involving puzzles or linguistics, which is why he'd taken a liking to subjects like arithmancy and potions. But as this subject was a mandatory subject through his first five years, he was here. And apparently using a charm to help them locate ghouls? And dress them up? He vaguely recalled from history class the names that Professor Khanna mentioned, but they were historical figures from a century ago. Also, he normally wouldn't want to forgo his home assignments, but one less assignment for Defense class was definitely motivation to want to be one of the first to complete the activity. "Professor... when you say... Mr Weasley, which Mr Weasley are you referring to?" Because Ronald, if he recalled was also a Mister and he did have like five brothers that would also be Misters. "reh-VEL-ee-oh" which was easier to say in his head than aloud because the extra emphasis on the vel did not roll so easily. |
Paul Rocker, Hufflepuff Paul nodded, making sure to jot all of that information down quickly. Soon they were told to pack up, as he did, keeping his wand at the ready when approaching well, the Ghoul, once he appears. Paul turned to the question asked by the younger Ravenclaw, "I think it's supposed to be Mr. Ronald Weasley? But the Weasley men all looked alike right? Freckles and red hair at different length?" He suggested. As for clothes, well, that'll be something else. As he gave the bins a quick glance, seeing a bundle of stuff. Was that a wig in them too? Paul gave his wand the 'R' shape before saying, "Revelio!" Watching the yellow light and- wow, the Ghoul was not easy on the eyes. He had a moment of wanting to gag at the sight, but barely kept his composure. "Erm... Mr. Ghoul. Would you like some free clothes?" Everybody liked free, right? |
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Free clothes? And a free wig? The ghoul wasn’t impressed. The humanoid creature folded its hands across its chest. This was a definitive ‘no’ to what was asked. Could it be promised something edible instead? |
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