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PadfootAndTheWolf · 05-07-2011, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Hera

"Pleased to meet you Riley". Riley Sinclair, seventh year... Riley Sinclair, seventh year. Somehow she would have to committ that to memory... along with the other hundred or so names. She would manage, somehow.

Gesturing at the empty cups, Seren spoke to the teapot next. "Tea please."The teapot set about pouring the tea into each of the empty cups, once it had stopped it set itself back down on the side of the desk.
Seren addeda lump of sugar to her tea, "Help yourself."

"Nice to meet you James."So he wanted to know if classes were going to be difficult this term... Seren pursed her lips, not entirely sure how to approach this question.
"Well... it depends on your definition of hard Master Wilkes, but I can assure you that it will not be an easy term. However you should be, I hope, more than prepared for your N.E.W.Ts by the end of it. Provided of course you study hard, and practice."Yes practice was one thing students often forgot to study for. The practical portion of the exams were usually the ones where students either excelled... or failed. "If you don't mind me asking, what line of work are you thinking of getting into after Hogwarts?"

"Its nice meeting you too Professor Bently." She did seem nice. He hadn't been able to even meet the last Herbology professor before that darned plant ate him. It was a shame really. Oh well.

The Gryffindor took a cup of the peppermint tea when he was offered it and took a sip of the minty-goodness quickly. It was amazing. "Professor this tea is really good! Do you grow the peppermint yourself?" he asked glancing out the window towards the garden and greenhouses.

As James and the teacher brought up the subject of work and the level of difficulty the term held in store for them, Riley perked up in his chair some more. "A challenging term would be nice, actually. Since I focussed in other areas last term, I missed it some. I can't wait to dive back into it again." With gloves on of course, Riley didn't dig his hands into fertilizer just willy nilly now, no that would be ubsurd.

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PadfootAndTheWolf formerly: DanialRadFAN01 Bicorn Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: On SS of course! Posts: 16,991 Hogwarts RPG Name: Kiera Burton x6	Gaga Mafia Monster : MURPHY : Kelvin's SS!BFAM : Roro's Evil Twin : Ravlyndor : Gopher Quote: Originally Posted by Hera "Pleased to meet you Riley". Riley Sinclair, seventh year... Riley Sinclair, seventh year. Somehow she would have to committ that to memory... along with the other hundred or so names. She would manage, somehow. Gesturing at the empty cups, Seren spoke to the teapot next. "Tea please."The teapot set about pouring the tea into each of the empty cups, once it had stopped it set itself back down on the side of the desk. Seren addeda lump of sugar to her tea, "Help yourself." "Nice to meet you James."So he wanted to know if classes were going to be difficult this term... Seren pursed her lips, not entirely sure how to approach this question. "Well... it depends on your definition of hard Master Wilkes, but I can assure you that it will not be an easy term. However you should be, I hope, more than prepared for your N.E.W.Ts by the end of it. Provided of course you study hard, and practice."Yes practice was one thing students often forgot to study for. The practical portion of the exams were usually the ones where students either excelled... or failed. "If you don't mind me asking, what line of work are you thinking of getting into after Hogwarts?" "Its nice meeting you too Professor Bently." She did seem nice. He hadn't been able to even meet the last Herbology professor before that darned plant ate him. It was a shame really. Oh well. The Gryffindor took a cup of the peppermint tea when he was offered it and took a sip of the minty-goodness quickly. It was amazing. "Professor this tea is really good! Do you grow the peppermint yourself?" he asked glancing out the window towards the garden and greenhouses. As James and the teacher brought up the subject of work and the level of difficulty the term held in store for them, Riley perked up in his chair some more. "A challenging term would be nice, actually. Since I focussed in other areas last term, I missed it some. I can't wait to dive back into it again." With gloves on of course, Riley didn't dig his hands into fertilizer just willy nilly now, no that would be ubsurd.