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If she was suuuure then. Medea was still going to be keeping an eye on her just in case though. "Of course. Ve're going to be moving on from it in just a minute anyvays."
No more Boating. Good. That made her heave a sigh of relief,
"..thank you Professor.." But ermm, their next position? Hopefully, it wasn't going to cause any more damage on her ribcage.
Turns out, it was the Triangle. She'd got to admit, it wasn't anywhere an easy stunt because it meant stretching the upper body. But at least, she didn't have to lift herself or anything. Plus, she can just bend a little to the side and not really streeeeeeeeeetch so the pain won't keep coming around.
SPOILER!!: Kurumi
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sweetpinkpixie Kurumi did eventually push herself back upright, getting into something that someone resembled the boat position, but her attention was far from the other answers people were sharing because her attention was on Beezus and watching her every movement. Kurumi was no Healer, THAT was to be sure, but Kurumi also wasn't stupid and she knew something was wrong and...her Ravenclaw little sister of sorts really needed some sort of help despite saying she was fine. So when Professor Romanos said they would be standing up next, Kurumi moved slowly and kept her attention on the girl behind her as she moved into the new position.
And...well...since her hand was already up...due to the nature of the position and all...
"There is a spell, Tyrantio, that allows you to take over the body of someone else. It is similar to Imperio I've read...only I believe this spell is different in that the victim of it retains their consciousness..." the Gryffindor began, trying to recall all that she had read in a rather old book she had found in the reference section while reorganizing in there. "If you don't concentrate enough while casting...you also run the risk of crushing the other person's bones...which I suppose could be another desired result..." Which was...dark.
Hmm? Kurumi, whaaaaaaat? With the small glow from the candles, Beezus was very much aware of the Gryffindor Prefect's eyes strained on her. She was okay now...well, kind of. The pain was slowly fading away. It must've been just a sudden reaction from the bone structure, probably because of overfatigue
and numerous bludger hits.
"I'm okay now." she whispered at her as she stood up, trying to muster a smile which she wasn't sure the older girl could see. Then she brought her legs apart, not too much though, then bent on her right side, arms upheld, doing the Triangle stunt. Ouch, ouch, ouch. That still hurt a tad bit.
SPOILER!!: Kendall
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SilverTiger Okay, so her answer had been correct. At this point, Ken dall really didn't care, even if she was supposed to be a 'Claw and therefore want to get correct answers. She'd heard that crack, and it was definitely not a rat. And she didn't care if Beezus had told Professor Romanos that she didn't need the healer. If her friend was in pain, that meant she needed help, and Kendall herself had dropped her legs from the boat position as soon as the crack had sounded. Therefore explaining why she knew there hadn't been any creatures around, because they would've gotten more squished. And she could tell that Kurumi wasn't exactly convinced either, since the Gryffindor prefect kept looking at Beezus while class had gone on around them. Something was wrong with just going on like nothing had happened. They'd paid more attention to the show getting thrown than they had somebody getting hurt, which was just bad. Almost like the professor was being a dark witch now, and Kendall had glanced next to her at her friend as she'd stood up. "Are you sure you don't wann go to the healer," she whispered. "I'll take you if you want." After asking permission of course.
For now, she'd go back to answering questions whiel she waited for a response from Beezus, awkwardly leaning over into the position that they were supposed to be in even as she kept her eyes on the other girl. "What about Crucio? It's an Unforgivable, so that makes it automatically dark, and is it true that you can't even cast it unless you want to hurt the person badly?," she answered. Like whatever had just happened, and that was just totally not right. Yoga wasn't fun anymore, although it had taken her mind off her problems. She didn't want Beezus to have gotten seriously hurt just to distract her, and she really hoped that the professor didn't think it was okay to let her continue in the lesson when she was injured. Stupid Gryffindor boy who'd gotten the shoe thrown at him hadn't gotten hurt, so Beezus was more important.
..and there was Kendall beside her that was equally worried. Pssh. She wasn't that weak. Okay, maybe she cried upon the impact because, well, the pain had rather stricken her sharply, but now that it had been minutes after her ribcage
cracked, the spindles that struck her spine not too long ago had slowly been deteriorating.
"No," Beezus replied, though she winced a bit,
"..I'll go there later....after class." Yes, after. That meant she was going to stick around until Professor Romanos permits them to exit the doors.
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Roselyn "Some may surround themselves with certain objects with deadly qualities, brew potions of more sinister properties, or become fascinated with creatures we all label as dark themselves. Most of the time though, we are not aware of these interests, which can become dangerous for us. What we can notice, and hopefully if any of you do you are well protected, is their choice of spells. Dark wizards, as we know, favor curses, especially the unforgiveables, but jinxes and hexes are not so foreign when it comes down to it. Can anyone tell me one dark spell and why it is considered dark?"
Despite of the slight struggle she was having, Beezus still obliged herself to answer the next question. It was not true that Beaters were Dark wizards, her mind was just entirely off the cliff when she responded to the question. This time, she was really thinking.
A dark spell. Of course, she thought of the Unforgivable curses right away. However, given their objective of resorting to an entirely new answer was taken into consideration, the Ravenclaw thought of another one."
Ermm..there's the Sectumsempra Professor, invented by one of our legendary Headmasters, Severus Snape. It is a curse of high level, and its effect is the same of an invisible sword which can be used to slash victims from a distance." Grimaaaace.
"..Uhm..the injuries that it inflicts on the opponent seem to follow the caster's wand movements, making it rather deadly." ...and daaaaaark.