At first Lux thought they would all miss again, but then BOOM! The bird was knocked against the wall and shattered. Aww, that was sad. Professor Romanos must be very fond of her metal bird. The points were nice, but Lux wanted to cheer her Professor up.

"I'm really sorry about your bird. I hope that you will be able to fix her." She wondered if Romanos would be okay with a hug.

As Kace was still practicing the spell, he was watching his fellow classmates trying to stun the objects. He saw Lux almost had it and he was cheering her on. But she narrowly missed and she did put effort into it. He smiled and saw a butterfly coming near him. Aww it looked soo cute. But it was being pesky. It probably saw his wand and was flying away from him. He pointed at the butterfly and said, "Impedimenta!" and then it froze in mid air. Woohooo he finally mastered it! He smiled and then he heard the professor's bird fall to the ground. Oh no! That was her favorite bird. Shame really....

But now the class was over. He hoped she could fix it. If not he would offer to. He put his wand back in his cloak and picked up his bag, "Great lesson professor! I love the different choices you gave us!" Some were harder than others which gave them the challenge. "I hope you get your bird fixed if not I can fix it..?" he offered.

Ahhh! The poor bird. Adi stared at the pieces. Professor Romanos would be able to fix it up, right? And too bad class was over. Adi wouldn't mind having another shot at the Chocolate Frogs.

Anyway. Adi grabbed his bag. "Bye, Professor. It was an awesome class except for...'' He indicated to the bird. "See you.'' He headed for the door, cramming a chocolate froggie into his mouth. Nom Nom.

Awh, everyone got the points? Well that's no fun. Hmph. Slytherin was getting so close to Gryffindor in the cup, that the lion was starting to worry. Those points were supposed to help!! Welp, at least he had his frogs right? Right. Because he had stuffed a few frozen ones in his pockets during the lesson.

What? Romanos had said that they could eat them when all of this was over. Hehee. The third year hurried back to his bag and collected all his things. On his way out he made sure to say goodbye, "Bye Professor!", just before he started unwrapping the first chocolate. YUUUUUUM.

Good lord. Leah frowned and backed away as she watched the bird crashed into the wall and broke into pieces. When the shock of the bird dying breaking left, she felt sad and sorry for Professor Romanos. They tried their best to what, kill the bird? The Hufflepuff hoped it could be fixed and be up soon.

She realized that she was still holding her wand, frozen. She blinked, and pocketed her wand carefully. Ahem. She packed her bag, grabbing a couple chocolate frogs too. "Thank you for the great lesson, Professor." Leah bit into her first frog. Yum. "Bye, Professor!" she headed for the door.

Lucy was very pleased and excited for the lesson and for her work..
She smiled at her Professor and she said:" Thanks Professor for the very interesting lesson!"