What would he do? Cedric mulled over. But then decided, considering how many varied answers the other students come up with, that all that one could do to help a muggle had already been stated, let alone the far-fetched ones. But he simply couldn't help himself so he said, "A muggle driver was driving on a lonely, dark road. His car's headlights were broken so it simply wouldn't work but he was on a tight time so he wouldn't stop driving. He didn't know, both side of the roads were perilous cliffs. I will conjure light to guide him through his way." Cedric wasn't really sure if he made sense at all but he had just to say what he got to say.

Cedric peered at the board in utmost skepticism. Aguamenti was a well, an easy spell to do but he thought it would be boring to learn it... most especially when you already knew the spell. Conjuring oil would get them dirty. Turning something into a handkerchief could be fun for you could detail it with intricate details, letting your creative juices flow, but for what? Watches into compass, interesting enough but he thought they've done that before, didn't they? Hmm. Ugh, decisions. "I'd like to learn Incarcifors, professor."