K-Lee entered the classroom with a smile. "Hello professor!" She was clearly in a good mood as she skipped to a seat, sitting down.

While she wasn't usually excited for class, Divination especially, she just felt happy, like it would be a good lesson. The room looked cozy and K-Lee grinned as she looked around, curious as to what the class could be about.

Divination. Not exactly Helena's best subject. Not that she didn't like Divination, but it wasn't something she could be sure of, like adding the exact ingredients to a potion for example. The future was... well, not exact.

When the girl finally got uuuuup (from the common room, which was doooooown), she smiled at professor Bishop. "Hello, professor."

She sat down at the nearest seat and waited for the lesson to start. Or maybe a friendly face to show up.

Kurumi entered the classroom and was rather pleased by the organized chaos the room offered - not to mention the large assortment of tea pots and cups made her feel right at home in her family's tea room where she had to practice the art of the Japanese tea ceremony for hours on end until her mother was satisfied that she had stirred the tea in the appropriate direction and at the proper pace for long enough.

"Good day, Professor Bishop," Kurumi smiled as she put her bag down on her table in the front and looked across from her to see Helena.

"Hello, Helena," Kurumi smiled waving to her.

Helena was looking around the room and its new... look, when she heard a voice, talking to her. She spun around in her seat to find Kurumi, smiling at her. "Hey," she said, a grin spreading over her face.

See? That was a friendly face. "It's a long time I haven't seen you," she said, trying to keep her voice down, so professor Bishop wouldn't mind. "How've you been?"

After spending the last fifteen minutes outside the classroom catching her breath, Destiny finally made her way inside and snorted at the arrangement of the classroom. It seemed Professor Bishop was not a very good decorator. Nothing matched! And Rae had sent her to the Healer because she wore two different socks. She could only imagine the look on her friend's face if she saw this room.

Passing the Professor as she made her way to a table, Destiny gave the woman a salute in greeting, her breath not really caught enough where she could speak.

Perhaps there was something to drink in one of those teapots on the shelves.

Mia hadn't quite decided on how she felt about this class. It was interesting there was no doubt about that and the Professor was pretty cool but she didn't know if this subject was going to be any good for her future careers. Not that she knew what that was either.

Entering the classroom, Mia gave Professor Bishop a smile and a small wave. "Hey Professor!" She said by way of greeting and didn't find anything unusual about the way the Professor had decorated the room. Kinda reminded her of the way the commune was set up.

Seeing Destiny, sitting at one of the tables, Mia made a beeline for her. If they were going to be reading tea leaves then she wanted Destiny as her partner. At least it would be amusing. "Hey D!"

Emily entered the Divination classroom, enthusiastic to get another lesson underway.
Even though divination was never really her strong suit... and even though she had believed it to be hogwash... she had been rather enjoying the classes this term.

"Hello Professor Bishop", she said upon entering.

Moving to the front of the room she took a seat at one of the small tables... they were quite cute.
Emily took out her text book, parchment, ink and quill, ready for the lesson to begin.

Savannah walked in to the divination classroom unhappily. Divination has never been Savannah's favorite subject, it seemed a little fishy to her. But its looks like everyone's taking it, so it seems a bit odd that she's not. "Good day Proffessor." Savannah greeted with a smile on her face, though not really meaning it.

She took a comfy seat on the far side of the room. She had to admitt that the tables are quite pretty.

Freya made her way up to the Divination Classroom sulking its not that she didn't like the subject. No! She really love Divination but she still can't believe that they were lost against the Eagles. They were really really close. Gah! She really hate losing. She opened the door towards the classroom and made her way in, she saw that the room was really different. There were little round tables and three chairs around each one. She also saw several teapots at the shelves.

"Hello Professor Bishop." she greeted her Divination.

Selina walked into the classroom with her head in her bag. She was shifting through all of her supplies to make sure she had everything in order for Divination. It was always with great precaution that Selina went into Divination. Something always seemed to... set her off.

As her head was in her bag Selina walked into the wall outside the classroom, "Oof!

She pulled her head back and rubbed it where she could feel the bruise forming. With her head down in her hand she went to Bishop and greeted her, "Hello Professor Bishop."

Ariana walked into the room, carrying all her books after walking down a lot of stairs, then up a lot of stairs, then around in a couple circles...
"Hello Professor Bishop!" she said cheerfully.
She sat down in the empty seat next to Kurumi and Helena.
"Hi!" she said, smiling.

When was the last time they'd actually had a class indoors? Alex couldn't even remember, really. He felt like every lesson had been outside, or at some weird hour of the night. As he entered the Divination classroom, he smiled at the professor and took a seat before taking a look around.

Teapots. Teacups. Hmmmmm. Did that mean...tea leaves?

Yes, Alex predicted that that was exactly what they'd be doing. He was never really good at figuring out this stuff, but what else could they be doing with tea cups?

Luin walked into the classroom and looked around. She quickly noted the cups and teapots on the shelves, seems they may be doing some tea reading today? Or they were just from a previous term already. She quickly went by the teacher and said, "Hello, Professor." and then went over to a table and sat down, balancing her bag on her knees as she waited for the rest of the class to come in.

Oooooooh! Teacups! He saw them! He saw them!

"Hey there, Professor!" he greeted her, and smiled. Yes, he was pretty cheerful today.

His eyes wandered around the classroom, and he spotted the giant boy. Or, well, not that giant, but still. Treyen walked towards the table Alex was occupying and simply took a seat, "Hey Alex." Smile. Or...smirk? Because he'll have Alex as partner if they were to do a reading, no?

Teacups and teapots? Did that mean they were reading tea leaves today? Oh...
Emily sighed and muttered "Hello Professor" as she walked past her desk.
This was gonna be another lesson that bored her.
She went straight to the back of the room and took a seat at the little round tables placed. Why did all teachers have to move the classrooms around at Hogwarts? 'To keep us on our toes, probably' she guessed.
She skimmed through her divination book as she waited for Nika. She better be at this lesson, or she'd have no partner!

Rae walked into a room where..... Things were different colors? Rae gasped dramatically and quickly covered her eyes like she was the next one to have them removed.. She was imagining this right? Keeping her hands like a visor over her eyes, Rae only stared at the floor while occasionally kicking a table and a sudden "OOMPH" escaped her mouth as she bumped into someone... IT WAS DESTINY!!!!

"Please tell me you see this too.. Or maybe... Tell me you see everything as matching, cause whatever you see I know is really the opposite... Then at least I know I'M not crazy."

"I've been alright," Kurumi nodded trying to forget the events of the part hosted by Lord Borr.

Kurumi's eyes flicked around to all the tea pots in the room and a smiled tickled the corners of her lips.

She felt like she had just walked miles through the desert, but the only difference between Hogwarts and a desert was the obvious lack of cacti. Perhaps if they had a cactus on every floor of the school, she would never complain about walking up all the steps. Not only would there be scenery to look at, she would never go thirsty!

She'd have to talk to Tate about that or something.

Still eying the teapots on the shelf, hoping that's what they were going to be using and hoping they were full of something to drink, Destiny tore her eyes away when she heard Mia. "MIA!! GUESS WHAT!?"

Bet she will never guess.

GAH!

Gripping onto the table so she didn't fall over in the chair when someone PUSHED her on PURPOSE, Destiny glanced around for the culprit, just about to give them a piece of her mind, which by the way, would have only been a glaaaare, but seeing as it was only Rae, she straightened herself upright.

And before she even had a chance to say hello, Rae was being..well, Destiny had no idea what Rae was being.

"Rae, I have no idea what you're talking about." Really, she didn't. "But I can assure you that everything in this classroom is not matching. My socks being one of those things."

And just for funsies..

"You ARE crazy." Destiny would know.

...She really got to stop taking this class. But the use of FIRE in some of them kept making her come back!

Which was why she was here, standing in the doorway, staring at all the COLORS in the room and the WEIRDness of it all. It was weird. No doubt about that. Usually divination made her sleepy...resulting in her, well, falling asleep, but this...there was no way she could sleep what with all these colors. "Good day, Professor." she said, attention elsewhere as she went to take a seat by her friends.

Meep!

"Morning Professor Bishop" Patroclus greeted the Witch as he entered the room.

His hair was a little off today, he had had a horrible night sleep, and it had resulted in him sleeping throught his alarm. Waking up had come with a surprise realisation that he was going to have to miss breakfast to make the class.

But he was happy that the class was Divinations, and not potions, otherwise he would have still been running down all those stairs.

Throwing her bag under the table, Mia flopped down into the chair beside Destiny and was just about to look around the room, to get a good look at all the stuff and watch other students walk into the room but her attention was diverted back to the Slytherin when she spoke.

Mia couldn't help but grin at Destiny and she snapped her fingers and pointed at her friend. "YOU'RE MAD!! AND I'M NOT!!"

Hehe...

It was slightly true.

Divination...a class he still wasn't quote sure why he was taking since he wasn't the greatest at the subject. Nevertheless Simon made his way up to the tower and the classroom on top, walking inside once he reached his destination. It was funny how now that it was warn they were inside but the boy pushed the thought away to take in the classroom's layout for this particular lesson.

"Good day professor," he greeted with a nod as he spotted her at the table up front. Continuing to one of the tables to await class to begin. Teapots...hmm maybe tea readings, he mused as he sat down taking out a parchment and quill.

"So my eyes are dying now too?" Oh great, that's just one more thing to worry about. And her hands slapped back again to her eye sockets once more. But Rae started thinking more and more... If my eyes are dying, then I only have a limited amount of time to use them before I run out of time! I could miss out on the worlds beauty!

Hands down... Eyes open....

Savor every moment of vision...

No blinking

Helena smiled, even though Kurumi didn't exactly look alright. But she didn't insist. You know, trying not to be too annoying.

Just then... another girl appeared, one that Helena didn't know... yet. "Hey," she said, smiling, still keeping her voice down.