Sierra had been staring into her bowl when she heard Thereos speak up again. For a moment, she looked toward him, thinking maybe the lesson had come to an end. No such luck, though. She turned back to her bowl, but all the previous images had gone.

She got herself settled again then worked her way back up to where she could see the images again.

- A toad.
- There's a bucket, but it looks like there's a hole in the bucket, because all the water keeps leaking out.
- The sun on a bright, shiny day.
- A rain cloud. How conflicting.
- A snitch!

Sierra was so focused on her thoughts that she almost reached out and grabbed the snitch. She didn't, though, of course.

Suddenly the bright light from the full moon dimmed and vanished as the magic that provided the realistic illusion ended. "I trust that everyone recorded each bit of information that you saw, thought and felt during your scrying session," Thereos said. "Some of what you wrote down may not make sense for several days. Your unconscious mind must have time to process it."

He turned and his hooves clacked on the stone floors as he approached the front of the classroom, and he turned around to face the students. "Please take your bowls of water outside and empty them into the grass or flower beds. Then return them to the table with the pitchers. Once you have completed this task, you are dismissed."

"Don't forget to check the announcement board as you leave for the homework assignment."

Minerva went and emptied her bowl of water in the grass. When she came back she set the pitcher and bowl on the table and gathered her things. "Thank you for a very interesting lesson Professor" Then Minerva walked out of the classroom.

Well okay then, professor clompity clomp, thanks for not answering any of Tori's QUESTIONS. Hmmmmmmph. The redhead grunted to herself but snapped out of her reverie anyway, marching outside to dump out her water as the professor had instructed. With that finished, she returned the bowl to the classroom and grabbed her stuff.

"Bye, Professor," Horseybody. Tori waved at the centaur and made a note to jot down the homework on her way out.

Oh - Finally, Zhenya thought. Still angry about how unfair the Centaur had been, and not giving her a point for a correct answer. She felt a little upset, as well. Why was her answer not valid?

But she did as he said, pouring out the water on a rose bush before returning the borrowed items to her table, and left.

Woooot! Class was over. Kennedy wasn't really enjoying staring at the water, the weird shapes made him think of bad things. It got him paranoid. He stood up and did as directed and then returned to the classroom. He packed his things and let his place neat.

As he pushed the chair in he said, "Goodbye, Professor Theroes." And then left, hoping that he didn't leave them a lot of homework.

Yes! They're done. Katrina took her bowl of water outside and... watered the flower beds. She then took her empty bowl and the pitcher and returned them to the table. Now, she went back to her seat and took her bag with her outside.

"Thank you, Professor Thereos, for the wonderful lesson." Katrina smiled and said, facing back to the Centaur. She then went back to her common room. Not a very meaningful lesson, actually. I am not a Sear.

Alyssa was glad when she heard Professor Thereos announce that class was over. She quickly got up and took her bowl outside and emptied the water into the flower beds. Then she quickly returned back into the room, gathered her bag, picked up the pitcher and the bowl and returned both to the table. She knew that the Professor had told them to let their unconscious minds process what they had seen, but she was still worried about her family. She didn't know what to do. She was afraid to approach the Professor in case he deducted points from her again, for disobeying another of his instructions.

Alyssa was in a quandry, "Do I ask the Professor or do I just ask another Professor to find out whether my family is okay?" Alyssa stood there for awhile trying to decide. Then she made up her mind. For her family, she was willing to risk getting detention or losing house points. So Alyssa walked up, approached the Professor and said,"Excuse me, Professor Thereos, I didn't mean no disrespect earlier in class, and I don't mean no disrespect now, but I was wondering whether I could ask you a question? I know that you told us to give ourselves time to figure out what the symbols and images we saw today in class, but I was wondering if you could spare me a few minutes because I really need your help. I saw something that had to do with my family and now I'm worried scared that something has happened to them. If you could just verify that there's nothing to worry about, that would help ease my mind. I know that you are very busy and have other more important things to do, so if you feel that you can't help me, just let me know and I'll go and try to find another way to find out whether my family is safe." Alyssa stood there and waited for his answer.

Kurumi's eyes widened and a small smile crept across her face at Selina's words. The third year was now WILLING to go into a vision instead of pushing them away and trying to pretend like they never happened. Her smile remained there for a few moments longer. "Look who is taking charge," she whispered back. "I'll be right here just in case someth---"

But Kurumi found herself interrupted as Thereos concluded the lesson. "Think you can dive back in in the dorms?" she whispered to Selina as the centaur went on about the back of the minds processing something. Guess work, all guess work. Her unconscious mind had fallen asleep she was pretty sure.

Kurumi placed her book and other things back in her bag before emptying her bowl outside as instructed and returned to her spot next to Selina. "I'll meet you there?" she asked, nodding her head towards the door before dismissing herself from the table.

"Thank you for the lesson, Thereos," Kurumi said with a small bow. She then adjusted the strap on her shoulder and walked out of the classroom before she could get moon blinked or something.

Every bit of information? Uhm..Actually, she did not. Well..she did. But she stopped scrying even before Thereos asked them to. Was she really to blame? She had seen things that she couldn't take lightly. And she did not want to break down on that class. Not with every other student around. "Yes. I guess." She mumbled in a low voice in reply to their what Thereos had said.

Then she followed his instructions. She took her bowl of water outside, and careful not to look into the water's surface, she poured it empty on an Umbrella Flower. After doing so, she went back inside the classroom, clutched the bowl, grabbed the pitcher and approached the table. Beezus then placed the said things there.

"Thank you Professor." She said, bowing slightly as she passed him on her way outside the classroom.

Wait, that's it?

Keefer had been expecting some form of instruction or guidance as to what the symbols may mean.

Confused, he picked up his bowl, walked outside, and emptied the water from his bowl. Upon returning to the classroom, he placed it onto the table with the rest of the pitchers. He packed up his things and walked out of the room, saying "Thank you, Professor," on his way out.