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Lockhartian · 03-15-2011, 04:08 AM

Text Cut: Magnus <3

Blink. Blink.

Animal capture? That was...plain cruel, Magnus! See? All that time spent with Saylen didn't do the Transfiguration Professor any good. Saylen was not a good influence.

Oh, well, now Magnus was explaining? Ooooooh, okay.

'In-car-SOL-vo'. Mmmm, alright. And then his eyes widened as he watched the spell in action. This was like Herbology all over again. The similarities? Well, it was rather odd their choice in what to teach the Hogwarts students, for sure. Especially since they could've been eaten thanks to Vindictus and now...trapping stuffed animals? It was, like, weird.

And...they were going to practice now? Could he practice with a live human being? No? Because that will make the lesson even weirder? He doubted it.

Aha. "In-car-SOL-vo," he said, practicing the pronunciation. HE won't let Kingsley down, ever. Treyen smirked, for some reason, and then focused on the stuffed animal. "Incarcolvo!" the boy said, with a jab towards the animal. Hehe, the thing was now trapped.

TRAPPED!

And he did it on the first try. A very unusual thing, by the way.

03-15-2011, 04:08 AM	#40 (permalink)
Lockhartian Kappa Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Eyrie Posts: 14,978 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ashton P. Walker First Year x11 x11	Eagle Eye [⅓ Badger Trio] Felon & Kafka ♥ Gilderoy Lockhart <3 [TEAM 947!] Text Cut: Magnus <3 Quote: Originally Posted by MeredithRodneyMckay "As Kurumi so very nearly got, we are going to conjure something to use for animal capture, smaller animals anyway." Hence the stuffed ones that were no bigger than a bunny. "It's not a cage per say, at least not to start with, and it doesn't hurt them. The spell you will be learning conjures a net, which when it touches the ground, hardens to form a cage, or a trap of sorts. Those of you that are more skilled..." Yes, sixth and seventh years I'm looking at you. "...might even be able to manage ones with doors in them. For easier access." Turning her wand on the blackboard, Isabelle flicked it and the chalk started scribbling a word: *"Now, this is pronounced thus 'In-car-SOL-vo', and the wand movement is a simple jab in the direction of whatever you wish to trap - in your case the stuffed animals."* For now. "Let me demonstrate." Isabelle wandered over to the nearest student and gave them a smile, before nabbing their toy. Rolling her sleeves back, she placed it on the ground in front of her, and took a level stance. In reality the thing would be moving, so a firm base was always a good start. Pointing her wand at the animal, she jabbed it forward while saying the spell. "Incarcolvo!" A black mesh erupted from the end of her wand and headed in the toy's direction, momentarily covering it completely. But within seconds it had sprung up and gone stiff, leaving the animal with room to move around inside - if it could have moved. Turning back to the kids, she grinned. "Now it's your turn. Please practise saying the spell on it's own first, then the wand movement, then put the two together. You may stand as well, if you feel it would help you. And don't forget to ask for help from me, or the older students, if you need it." OOC: I'm heading off for the night, so please just have your charrie practise. No excessive chatter though, Issy is still there even if I'm not. Blink. Blink. Animal capture? That was...plain cruel, Magnus! See? All that time spent with Saylen didn't do the Transfiguration Professor any good. Saylen was not a good influence. Oh, well, now Magnus was explaining? Ooooooh, okay. 'In-car-SOL-vo'. Mmmm, alright. And then his eyes widened as he watched the spell in action. This was like Herbology all over again. The similarities? Well, it was rather odd their choice in what to teach the Hogwarts students, for sure. Especially since they could've been eaten thanks to Vindictus and now...trapping stuffed animals? It was, like, weird. And...they were going to practice now? Could he practice with a live human being? No? Because that will make the lesson even weirder? He doubted it. Aha. "In-car-SOL-vo," he said, practicing the pronunciation. HE won't let Kingsley down, ever. Treyen smirked, for some reason, and then focused on the stuffed animal. "Incarcolvo!" the boy said, with a jab towards the animal. Hehe, the thing was now trapped. TRAPPED! And he did it on the first try. A very unusual thing, by the way.