Originally Posted by PattyH.

Feeling some blood rush backing into his hand, Patroclus knew it meant that Kurumi had let go, "We are all safe now, little cub!" Nothing to worry about.

But then out of nowhere Professor D opened a can of awesome -ness!


"Seriously Professor Descoteaux, you are so cool!" he laughed as he watched the lantern vanish and then return.

Not only were they being a totally awesome spell, it was also a really useful one! As he ended the levitating spell he had performed on his own lantern, he directed it so that it came into land on a hay bale before him.

Then he did want he did best; meditated and centered his thoughts on the spell, the direction, the intent, the desire.

When he felt ready, the young wizard snapped open his eyes and tapped the lantern with his yew wand and announced in a clearly, if not rather deep voice, "Disillusiona"

The affect was instant, the lantern was gone, hidden from sight. But not even giving himself a chance to celebrate, Patroclus ended the charm, "Finite!" and then immediately proceeded to cast again, "Disillusiona"

This was something Patroclus had come to find really worked for him, a rapid succession of charm, reversal spell and charm again, it was kind of like a way to ensure that he had his wand had the complete memorary of the spell, a way to save it wand.

Happy with his efforts, Patroclus allowed the lantern to stay invisible, "Nice!"