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magikewe · 02-27-2012, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Mell

He gave the Ravenclaw a warm smile. "You can choose whatever rune you like." Actually he preferred if they practiced doing more than just one rune but it was okay if they only wanted to do one. Oliver held up the gouge tool.

"The blade is quite sharp so watch your fingers. You just need to run it along the wood. The tool will carve the shape out that you direct it to with your hand."

Oliver walked amongst the students as they practiced and he was pleased to see the good work that they were doing. "Nice work all of you." he said as moved back to his desk. "There is another stage to making a rune set but we'll go over that next class. Also I am going to show you how to do magic with runes." So perhaps they might be a little more enthusiastic next lesson.

"If you wish to keep practicing then by all means you may do so, otherwise class is over. I'll post homework on the noticeboard later."

Lily smiled back up at the professor as he answered her question. "Ok, thank you." Now to get to work. Lily chose to carve out two runes. First Kenaz and then Gebo. The ravenclaw set to work, carefully taking the gouge tool and carving out Kenaz into the wood. It looked kinda lopsided, but since it was only her first time carving, Lily thought she had done a decent job.

Now on to Gebo. Lily liked this rune, for no particular reason. However carving it was a different story. It seemed like an easy rune to carve, but as Lily started carving it, she couldn't make a straight line. It just wasn't working... Frustrated at herself, the little claw put down her tool and took a little break. It wasn't working and she knew that there was only one way to calm down. After a bit of time, she tried again. This time she managed to get one straight line as part of the X shape, but the other line didn't stay straight. By now the class had ended and Lily was almost at the end of her string. So she decided to pack up.

Once she had all of her stuff together, she walked up to the professor. "Did you want the work we did in class? And can I borrow the gouge tool for the homework?" Lily figured that her frustration was pretty evident on her face, but she did what she could to try and hide it. She figured that this homework would be done after she had calmed down.

02-27-2012, 06:24 PM	#108 (permalink)
magikewe Formerly: Hermione Lily Potter Mooncalf Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: EST Posts: 6,667 Hogwarts RPG Name: Bryant "Finn" Morris Sixth Year x4	Hit Wiz love \| 1/2 of Bensky \| Louisa's baby claw. <3 \| kewe Quote: Originally Posted by Mell He gave the Ravenclaw a warm smile. "You can choose whatever rune you like." Actually he preferred if they practiced doing more than just one rune but it was okay if they only wanted to do one. Oliver held up the gouge tool. "The blade is quite sharp so watch your fingers. You just need to run it along the wood. The tool will carve the shape out that you direct it to with your hand." Oliver walked amongst the students as they practiced and he was pleased to see the good work that they were doing. "Nice work all of you." he said as moved back to his desk. "There is another stage to making a rune set but we'll go over that next class. Also I am going to show you how to do magic with runes." So perhaps they might be a little more enthusiastic next lesson. "If you wish to keep practicing then by all means you may do so, otherwise class is over. I'll post homework on the noticeboard later." Lily smiled back up at the professor as he answered her question. "Ok, thank you." Now to get to work. Lily chose to carve out two runes. First Kenaz and then Gebo. The ravenclaw set to work, carefully taking the gouge tool and carving out Kenaz into the wood. It looked kinda lopsided, but since it was only her first time carving, Lily thought she had done a decent job. Now on to Gebo. Lily liked this rune, for no particular reason. However carving it was a different story. It seemed like an easy rune to carve, but as Lily started carving it, she couldn't make a straight line. It just wasn't working... Frustrated at herself, the little claw put down her tool and took a little break. It wasn't working and she knew that there was only one way to calm down. After a bit of time, she tried again. This time she managed to get one straight line as part of the X shape, but the other line didn't stay straight. By now the class had ended and Lily was almost at the end of her string. So she decided to pack up. Once she had all of her stuff together, she walked up to the professor. "Did you want the work we did in class? And can I borrow the gouge tool for the homework?" Lily figured that her frustration was pretty evident on her face, but she did what she could to try and hide it. She figured that this homework would be done after she had calmed down. __________________ He who knows nothing is closer to the truth than he whose mind is filled with falsehoods and errors. T.Jefferson Bryant Finn MorrisLily PotterBenjy Doherty