While the discussion of the reason for 12 slices continued, Kurumi returned her attention to her other piece of parchment and began her drawing. It was times like these that she disliked the wizarding world and its use of quills and ink. It made her parchment messy when she scratched things out and what not. Starting with the largest circle, Kurumi ran her hand over the parchment, drawing circles with the side of her hand but not yet having the quill touch down on the paper just yet. Once she felt she had the groove of circle drawing, she allowed the tip of the quill to touch the parchment and grit her teeth as she just let the ink flow.

Thankfully, she ended up with a half decent circle and she continued to draw the other three, each smaller than the one before, until she had drawn all four. Next up was dividing it into 12...equal...sections. Kurumi should be good at this, having sliced up pies and cakes for Gryffindors in the common room often enough.

Drawing each line using the side of her book to keep the lines straight, Kurumi easily finished up creating the basic form of her chart and then moved on to labels - namely the zodiac signs. Kurumi responded more to visual ques, so instead of writing things like LEO on her parchment, Kurumi drew the actual sign. Once all 12 of those were in, Kurumi set her quill down and made sure she had everything there that should be. Yep. Looked like the one in the textbook...minus the names of planets, but Kurumi didn't know how to apply those principles just yet.