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Benny had been paying attention to the spells being said, recognizing quite a few but there were still plenty he'd never heard of, or at least wasn't familiar with. He didn't speak up and give any of his own, knowing a few more offensive spells from duels with Adi but he doubted they'd really be all that useful in a real fight. Other then for a distraction value...like the spell that made him a reindeer.
Whoa wait...say what?!
They were going to have to demonstrate each spell...on Professor Flamsteed?!
The Gryffindor had a bad feeling about it and was glad he hadn't given any spells over to the headmistress when asked. That excused him from the demonstration part...right? Because he wasn't a fan of the idea of aiming spells that could cause harm at his head of house, even if the man could defend himself all he managed. Benny remained where he was seated as some of the other students, including Adi and Angel, got up from theirs to do as the woman had asked of them. And for the most part, the astronomy professor either blocked or allowed the spells to hit before ending it on his own terms.
Still...the fifth year was reluctant to follow through on the headmistress' plan.
Why did someone have to be bothered? Why couldn't they just use dummies? Didn't they see that Flamsteed was putting on a brave face about it all? The man certainly hadn't seem pleased with the idea when it had been first broached, even if he had given in now. Benny looked back up at the list and compared it both to which ones had been done before and which ones he knew. Maybe there was something not troublesome on there.
He almost picked the patronus charm, but he hadn't actually mastered that. No point in demonstrating something improperly. So he settled on revelio, a spell that likely should have been used to reveal a hidden headmistress and wouldn't do anything to Flamsteed unless he was hiding something. So Benny moved to get up and headed towards the front of the class when there was a gap in action. "I will demonstrate...revelio." Simple enough. "The incantation is the same as the name...re-vel-io." Cue demonstrating pronunciation.
The Gryffindor then turned to his head of house and slipped out his wand. "Revelio!" he cast, aiming at the professor, the blue light of the spell appearing in response to his efforts.
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