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Nordic Witch 
Curious he asked “what parts of a sundial could be used in another object Daichi?”
.........did he really have to answer that? Because he has no idea. He had just said it to have something to say..hehe.
"Sorry , sir..i-i don't know" he answered, feeling a bit embarrassed.
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Nordic Witch He changed his footing and spoke to the whole class
"As the majority of you have argued, the sun dial can still be of us to us in the modern wizarding or muggle world. Even though the sundial is impractical and might be less accurate on rainy/cloudy days people can still use them if they want as to check their clocks against or as a backup if modern technology fails." "We should not forget where the idea of clock originated from and if you maintain it properly then sundials don’t need to be only used a pretty garden decoration. As some of you have said in certain situations where technology may not work or is unavailable a sun dial can prove to be essential."
Putting the sun dials back down into its box he picked up a new object and held it up to the class. [B]"Lets move on. Does anyone know what this
object is and what it might be used for?"
Daichi looked at the object the professor held in the air. He had never seen it before nor did it look familiar. Still, he wanted to try give an answer instead of just quietly sitting down so he raised his arm high in the air. It looked like
"A compass with a ruler?" O_o