Having not found a partner, Silvia had retrieved a ball and decided to start practicing. If anyone turned up who was still looking for a partner, she wouldn't mind working with them, although she was perfectly fine working on her own. Better to get some practice alone than wait for someone to partner with and possibly get very little.

By now she was starting to do much better. The first few tries she had managed to levitate the ball only for a second or two before it fell to the ground. But after a few minutes of practice, she managed to keep the ball levitating for longer. Holding the ball in one outstretched hand, she once again said "Wingardium Leviosa," with a swish and flick of her wand. The ball rose up in the air, and she concentrated on keeping it as steady as possible. Though, that concentration didn't last long when the shouting began. Silvia turned her attention to the commotion going on on the other side of the room, and the ball began to fall. She almost forgot to catch it until it nearly fell on her head.

There seemed to be a lot going on; spells (and their casters) getting a little out of hand it seemed. Though, she hadn't heard a professor ever take away that many points before. As curious as she was, she preferred to stay as far away from trouble as possible. She turned her attention back to the ball. Charms was one of her best subjects, so she didn't want to get too distracted by something that wasn't her business and not have the charm mastered by the end of class. With another swish and flick of her wand, and a "Wingardium Leviosa," the ball was once more rising to float above her head.