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CassiopeiaAKTF 
Ugh, the History of Magic book was so boring!
Daichi flipped the pages lazily to see if another chapter was more...fun to read. Even though he was a bit scared of Professor Scabior, atleast the man made the lessons fun without reading from a boring school book. He was always more of a practical person rather than a theory guy. But soon even the letters seemed to blur in front of him and he was eventually reading the same sentence over and over again.
With a groan he snapped the book shut and picked up the Potions book. Maybe he could learn some potions and the ingredients they had in them... it might become useful later. But just as he opened up the book he had the feeling that someone was watching him.
He looked up from the chair he was sitting on and immediately made eye-contact with a Ravenclaw girl. He had heard her word and he raised an eyebrow. "Uhm...seriously..what?" he asked.
Even though she decided to come to the stained glass windows in order to be able to read without being interrupted all the time, the fifth year couldn’t help but notice the stack of books the Slytherin was holding.
‘Already preparing for OWLs?’ Well, she shouldn’t be the one talking, since she had already spent too much time at the library, and term hadn’t started for so long…
...But she was a Ravenclaw,so she had an excuse, right?
Twirling the Potions book in her hand, Gwendolyn tried to decide if she should indeed postpone studying for Divination any longer. She eyed the cover of
'Potions élaboré' for a moment, eventually flipping the pages of the book. So yes… Potions it is. Come to think about it, this was probably the subject she felt most confident about.
Gwendolyn continued to flip the pages of the book, trying to find the Wit-Sharpening Potion. She wasn’t planning on brewing it, since she already did that in her third year, but the book proved to be quite interesting, providing useful pieces of information, which weren’t usually written in the other books.