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BanaBatGirl 
William returned Dash's look with a nod and stepped forward to begin his portion of the lesson, but just as he opened his mouth to speak, he noticed a giant pink tentacle retreating back into the water. Oh! Barty!
"Hello Mr. Henry!" the dark-haired professor called out merrily, turning around to return the squid's wave with one of his own. "Thank you for joining us today!"
He beamed and turned back to the class, adjusting the daisies over his left ear before clasping his hands loosely behind his back. "Now then, this IS also Care of Magical Creatures class, as Mr. Henry has been so kind as to remind us. Professor Scabior has also graciously reminded us all of the historical significance of the Black Lake, but what about its environmental influence? What sort of magical creature inhabitants might we fight living and thriving off the lake?"
Other than their friendly Giant Squid, of course.
OOC NOTE: Last post for us for the night. Class will resume around 2pm EST tomorrow! Feel free to answer the question but PLEASE only name ONE creature per person. You've seen that points loss is always an option for not following directions, so don't disappoint us! =)
Vickers sat dumbfounded (which wasnt often). He was about to raise his hand and
ask how any of the Tri-Wizard Champions and Officials got anywhere near and into the Lake if not by the shore. He blinked a few times. Was he missing something? Was there some kind of communications gap that his American ears wasnt picking up? So disconcerted was he that he completely missed the head-whacking Cephalopod. Yeah thats how bothered he was.
He turned his attention now to the COMC Professor. The man asked about
magical creature inhabitants. He raised his hand tentatively before asking
"Do Grindylows count as creatures Mr Williamson?" Answering a question with another question wasnt his style at all, but he didnt want another potential points loss based on... communications issues.