 Dancing Through Life
Leo was stuck. Not literally. He was just at the end of his creative ability for the day. His task was to think up a new broom feature, and get to work on how to make it possible, but he was just creatively dead today. He had sat there for almost an hour so far, trying in vain to think of something that the wizarding community might want. He hadn't had a single letter in the last month requesting a new sort of feature, and he wasn't sure what to do. So for the time being he sat there and tapped his quill against his desk, trying to think.
Suddenly the idea just fell right into his head! What if, when a person fell off of thier broom, the broom stayed stationary instead of falling high speed toward the ground? And even better than that, what if it also had aharm to cath a person when they fell past a certain distance? It was perfect! People would be sure to love it, and it would make the sport ten times safer. He couldn't believe it hadn't been thought of before. It was possibly the most genius feature Leo had ever some up with.
Frantically he began drawing diagrams of what he wanted. He'd need a net charm, an automatic freezing charm, and he needed to put them together. To top that off Leo needed to research the biggest distance it was safe for a person to fall, he didn't want to take out the falling aspect all together, because people would be less entertained. But he did want to ensure the safety of the faller. He needed to try to put a netting charm in a semi sphere too. This was going to be quite the task, but Leo was up for it. With any luck it would be finished in time for Presley's fourteenth birthday in September. Or Maine's birthday!
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