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Originally Posted by Harry174

Did the crazy lady just say what she thought she said, that they were going to cast the spell on their hands, why couldn't it be on like the Professor Hand surely she didn't expect them to do that.

She decided to do as the Professor said and practiced the tap on the desk. "Tap..Tap...Tap...Tap..." She was making a lot of noice when the wand hit the desk but it wasn't her fault she was trying to be quiet as she could but the desk was hard and wanted to make a noice.

The little Hufflepuff was lucky that other students told her to stop that tapping. After all, disrupting the lesson was something the professor tended to take points for. At least she was on task now.

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Originally Posted by tomewitch

Good thing though, that Eino was the first one to volunteer. The boy was in the same house as her and they were already somewhat acquainted. And so, when the Prefect returned to his seat, Beezus stood up, looked at the Professor Schirmer, and said "Professor, I'll just ask Eino to teach me the Finite Charm." Just a precaution in case the Professor would deduct points from her standing all of a sudden.

Then she headed over to the desk where the Ravenclaw Prefect was seated. She bent down, "Eino..please teach me the Finite Charm.." she plead, putting her hands together as she beamed.

"No problem." Althea nodded her approval. She liked it when the students helped one another.

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Originally Posted by Lislchen

Lewis was still standing there, leaning forward on his two hands, pretty psyched by how different the two felt. He could already see himself doing that after class too, just for the fun of it. Yeah, he was a little weird but whatever. It wasn't like he would have anything better to do right?

After what felt like hours but was probably only a couple of minutes, his wrists started to hurt a little. Maybe he really shouldn't be doing that anymore. But it felt so...weird in a good way. Heh. Nonetheless, Lewis released the pressure on his hands by letting himself fall back into his chair again.

Raising his wand a little lazily he pointed it at his left hand again. Bye bye, weird feeling! "Reverto!" There you go. Now it was gone.

"Finite, Mr. Rasting." Althea corrected as she passed the boy by.

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Originally Posted by DrHawk579

The left hand felt rougher then the right.
"cool, now how do i make it stop?? Finite!!" Nothing again, his hand still tingled. This can't be good. He raised his hand.
Ummmm, Professor, I can't turn it off.

Althea watched as Miss Greingoth helped the boy and then nodded. Good.

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Originally Posted by EastonionNW

By the time his left palm was threatening to go raw, Nate knew that charms fun time was over for now. Lifting up his hands, palm up, he first compared how red each hand was. Yup, that's going to sting. he thought as he picked up his wand. "Finite," he cast quickly, already with prior knowledge of the spell from his duels with Jez in the Room of Requirement. Finite was definitely a useful spell concerning survival in a duel...

After a few seconds, the tingling left his left hand entirely, and one more slide test confirmed that the gripping charm was gone. His hands still burned, though, and Ravenclaw couldn't afford to lose any more points.

"Looks like you're allergic to the wood varnish." Althea commented, seeing the boy's hand. "Some spells, such as this one, make those who are already sensitive more sensitive because you can feel it more." But it couldn't be the charm itself. Why would she teach a charm that would hurt her students and then get them to use it on themselves? She wouldn't.

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Originally Posted by iBeJenn

Selena picked up the envelope before remembering something. "PROFESSOR!!!" Selena called out loud, waving her hand in the air, she had a very important message to pass on to the professor, after all. "I have something for you!" she added. Just in case the professor didn't get it.

In her waving hand was also the envelope that contained the message. Which Selena had not been allowed to look at. Maybe the professor could tell her what was inside of the envelope... hehe...

Photos!: FOR THE PROFESSOR. *eyes y'all*

"Yes miss Zabini-Riddle?" Althea went on over and frowned slightly. Something for her? An envelope? It couldn't be important, or the Slytherin would have given it to her earlier. And if it wasn't important, surely it was not necessary to give it to her during a lesson?

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"Alright everyone. Good work practising. We'll have a ten minute break now and then you can meet me outside to play a game for the remainder of the class. You're more than welcome to stay here and practise for a little longer if you need to do so."