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They were free, already? Seriously? Selina had seen all of the craziness transpire until the professor took away fifty points, twitch, but she thought that they would simply move on with the lesson. Apparently not. And since Bellaire was feeling generous in taking away points today Selina was not going to argue with her about the lesson length. Gryffindor has suffered enough that day and she did not need it suffering anymore. Which reminded her that Mortimer and Paulie needed to have a conversation...
Collecting her bag and her shoes, Selina looked at Kurumi and said, "Come on Kurumi, we should get out of here." Maybe Selina was being a little silly by keeping such an eye on Kurumi, but her best friend was acting strangely and she felt that a little guidance would be goo for her friend. That and she did not want to be the first one to leave the classroom.
Before Kurumi could answer Selina about potentially doing more practice, Professor Bellaire had called the lesson. Kurumi looked at the group of students that had been instructed to stay behind, her gaze lingering for just a moment. Would the woman turn them into newts? Kurumi used to suspect that Dragon Lady would do such a thing to students that misbehaved, but this woman was seeming to be more of the sort. Short temper. Uptight. At least that was Kurumi's impression at the moment. She was still feeling a little rattled from her shouting in the classroom and disturbing her concentration - which could have caused her to seriously hurt Selina.
Hearing Selina, Kurumi's attention turned to her best friend and she simply nodded. "
Sounds like a plan, I could really go for some breakfast," she smiled as she walked over to her bag. Wait...where were her shoes?! Oh, right, Selina had told her that they were in her bag as well. As if to prove this, Kurumi opened it up and took a peek inside. Yep, there they were. Kurumi then slung her bag over her shoulder and turned towards the professor to offer her a small, but polite bow before she began to make her way towards the door.