Hugo hopped into the hall. Even though he had studied hard, he was still a bit nervous. Taking a seat, he filled in the theoretical bit. Easy beans. Then a story... Sigh. Knowing himself, he was going to take long to take this story to perfection. He scribbled it down. Then what charms would he like to learn? That was easy! He had so much in mind.

Finished. Easy. Done. He turned the parchment over and went through the door. Now came the hard part... Three stations? He looked at the first teacup. Right. This should go well. It went well during the lessons, why wouldn't it now? His hands started sweating though, and he couldn't grip his wand that well. Whatever. He studied the tea cup and the bucket, looking closely at them, measuring the movements he had to make. He started breathing heaver and pointed his wand at the cup. Okay, now. First clockwise... Hugo turned his wand in a circle. Then counter-clockwise... "Mizurus Boru!" he said and the teacup formed a ball. Hugo sighed of relieve. Good. Now don't screw up. The screwing up part is at Arithmancy and Divination.

Hugo wiped some sweat of his forehead. Now to drop the ball in the bucket. Swish... Flick... "Globo Leviosa!" he said and the ball hovered in the air, and Hugo carefully let it drop in the bucket. YESS!!! IT WORKED!! The mental audience in his head was cheering. There was a party going on. Then he silenced his head as he moved on to the next station.

Looking down on the next station he instantly remembered his chocolate frog fight with Kurumi. With such a strong, funny memory this ought to be alright? But these were balls... Boring. This one was going to be easier. His hands sweated less. He had better grip of his wand. He flicked his wand two times and said "Immobulus!" The ball didn't move anymore. Awesome.

The second ball... Should not be too hard. Hugo pointed his wand at the ball and said "Depulso!" The ball flew back to its cardboard box. This was going good. Suspiciously good, because there was always one factor in which Hugo screwed up really bad. Hugo moved on to the third station.

DAWW. Hugo hadn't exactly been paying attention well at this lesson. But he had studied and practiced. So it should go well. Hugo sighed. Let's do it. He made a little "X" with his wand and said "Luxra Magnifica!" The light spreaded and the room was lit very strongly now. "Finite!" he said firmly and the light reduced again. Then, he tapped the lamp twice. "Disillusiona!" Hmm, this went as well as when he practised. The lamp seemed invisible. Now the crowd in his head was going wild. HE DID IT! YES!!

DONE. Hugo wanted to go AGAIN!! This was like a rollercoaster. His heart was pumping, he was sure to get a good grade. He turned is papers in and said "I'm done, professor." He looked quite proud.