Kurumi continued to stare into her bowl of water as the wonky butterfly like shape became even more wonkier. It was distorted to the point now that calling it a butterfly would be an insult to butterflies everywhere and it looked a bit more like an ostrich or a shoe - not that those two things look similar to each other by any stretch of the imagination.
Frowning a bit, Kurumi turned her bowl around for a few moments seeing if she could make the shape out any clearer. When that didn't work, she patted Selina on the shoulder with her right arm while she kept her attention on the bowl.
"
Hey, Selina," she said tilting her head to the side and thinking that it now looked more like a sheep than an ostrich. "
Do you suppose that is an ostrich or a sheep?" Or a shoe...
Selina was usually quick to answer Kurumi, so when no response came, the third year Gryffindor furrowed her brow and turned her attention to the second year.
"
Selina? If everything all..."
SPOILER!!: SELINAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
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Selina listened to Bishop as she continued her lesson and took note when the older woman looked over at her. It made Selina feel more comfortable in her classroom that she had both Bishop and Kurumi looking after her encase anything were to go wrong. It had happened too many times in this environment that the visions would take control of her. Divination seemed to be a catalyst for her visions no matter what she did. And yet she always came back. She always made a point to walk back through the door and into the arms of possible exposure. It was not like if people did not look at her glossy eyes and the slight shaking she did when she was visited by the future that they would not figure out. So why did she always come back?
As the lesson continued she looked to her left and saw the little Japanese girl who always sat beside her at the table off to retrieve her supplies. Selina stumbled out of her chair and went to go and grab them as well. Her eyes scanned the wall until she found a pitcher and a bowl that fit her needs. Then she returned to her table and sat. She just sat and looked at the bowl unsure if she should just press forward or not participate. But she needed to. Regardless of what happened she needed to do this.
So she drew her wand and said, "Aguamenti!" The bowl filled with water at once and then she laced her fingers around the either. For a moment she held it over the bowl without pouring a single drop. But then she looked at Bishop who she knew would be disappointed of she did not at least try... so she tipped the oil into the water.
It spun around and moved with a rhythm and Selina tried to disinsinuate what symbols were what. She leaned in closer to get a look and briefly made out something that looked like a scar. A heavy and deep scar. What it meant she was not sure. She titled her head to get a better look and then the whole room began to change into a yellow hugh. The room started to fade away and her eyes grossed over.
It was beginning.
"
...alright?"
But one look into her friends eyes told her that everything wasn't alright and that it was happening again. Kurumi immediately scooted her seat closer to Selina and slowly put an arm around her and pretended to be peering into the bowl with her. It was the only thing she could think of to cover up the fact that Selina was going into one of her visions again.
In that position, Kurumi waited patiently for Selina to come back to the classroom.