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hermionesclone · 10-14-2016, 07:07 PM

While Hirsch was less than impressed with some students - looking at you, Blaise Bellaire - the man was watching in giddy excitement at the goings on at the arena. Not only had the students managed to grasp the point of the activity but they were using their smarts. They were using what they knew about the elements to defeat the golems while helping each other out.

Was there anything else a professor wanted to see?

He'd been opting to close the activity, and the lesson, for a while now but something made him stop. Whether it was the sight of seeing them doing well or the fact that this reminded him all too much of a group duel but he couldn't bring his heart to let them stop.

That was, until the glass golem started to shatter.

Raising his wand, the Defence Professor struck up a solid barrier between the students at the golems. No more rain, no more glass. It would save them from getting too injured by the raining elements, he hoped.

"Excellent! Really and truly excellent, class! I think it's safe to say that you all would give the golems a run for their money if you came across them at any point in the future." He hoped they wouldn't but his comment was also true. "We have run a lot overtime, my apologies, but that's the end of the class. I hope you enjoyed it and have learnt something useful about this Jewish folklore."

"Please put your hands together for my guest, Mr Angelo Toussaint. Thank you for coming in and helping me with this topic." A nod was given to the man before he turned to the rest of the class again. "If you want to learn to animate your own golems, come and see me. If not, you're free to go and enjoy your lunch." Lunch that, he hoped, included sausages.

.......... Oh. Wait. "Mr Bellaire? If you could meet me in my office, please." No, he hadn't forgotten.

OOC: PHEW! Thank you thank you thank you for coming and playing along with the Golems! I hope you guys enjoyed it as much as I did!

Sorry for letting it go so overtime!

And a HUGE thank you to Tegan (Tegz) for helping me with this lesson and for coming up with the idea of it in the first place. <3

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hermionesclone Gladrags Mod DMC & DMAC Pogrebin Join Date: May 2009 Location: London Posts: 32,841 Hogwarts RPG Name: Alexander River Hirsch Gryffindor Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: -- x11 x11	urine trouble \| Pat's Strong Confident Other Half \| Pees Like a Champion Unicorn Racehorse While Hirsch was less than impressed with some students - looking at you, Blaise Bellaire - the man was watching in giddy excitement at the goings on at the arena. Not only had the students managed to grasp the point of the activity but they were using their smarts. They were using what they knew about the elements to defeat the golems while helping each other out. Was there anything else a professor wanted to see? He'd been opting to close the activity, and the lesson, for a while now but something made him stop. Whether it was the sight of seeing them doing well or the fact that this reminded him all too much of a group duel but he couldn't bring his heart to let them stop. That was, until the glass golem started to shatter. Raising his wand, the Defence Professor struck up a solid barrier between the students at the golems. No more rain, no more glass. It would save them from getting too injured by the raining elements, he hoped. "Excellent! Really and truly excellent, class! I think it's safe to say that you all would give the golems a run for their money if you came across them at any point in the future." He hoped they wouldn't but his comment was also true. "We have run a lot overtime, my apologies, but that's the end of the class. I hope you enjoyed it and have learnt something useful about this Jewish folklore." "Please put your hands together for my guest, Mr Angelo Toussaint. Thank you for coming in and helping me with this topic." A nod was given to the man before he turned to the rest of the class again. "If you want to learn to animate your own golems, come and see me. If not, you're free to go and enjoy your lunch." Lunch that, he hoped, included sausages. .......... Oh. Wait. "Mr Bellaire? If you could meet me in my office, please." No, he hadn't forgotten. OOC: PHEW! Thank you thank you thank you for coming and playing along with the Golems! I hope you guys enjoyed it as much as I did! Sorry for letting it go so overtime! And a HUGE thank you to Tegan (Tegz) for helping me with this lesson and for coming up with the idea of it in the first place. <3 __________________ Last edited by hermionesclone; 10-14-2016 at 07:13 PM.