Well he DEFINITELY wasn't going to be making a skirt. So that was quite an easy choice! I wonder how this will go.. He had really struggled in class for the first version of this spell, but he'd managed it in the homework. Well, I'll never know unless I try, I suppose.

Leaving his mannequin, he shuffled up to the front to grab his bags. He quickly found two and turned to make his way to his seat. Pao promptly stepped on a bag and lost his footing, falling sideways into the pile of bags with a loud crinkling sound. The Hufflepuff, embarrassed, turned bright red and got up quickly, taking great care as to where he put his feet this time.

He reached his mannequin without further incident. Still embarrassed, he fumbled with the bags far longer than most people needed to get theirs attached. Great start, Mancini. He'd hoped that his newfound lack of clumsiness in the air would translate back to terra firma. Well that certainly did not happen.

He grabbed for his wand in his robes and unholstered it. Clearing his throat, he got right to it. "Summitto Vestis, Summitto Vestis, Summitto Vestis.." he chanted, making sure he had the pronunciation down. Next he practiced the upside down V motion Magnus had demonstrated. I like this flicking motion much better. It's easier.

Finally he felt confident enough to try the spell for real. With two connected flicks of his wand, he spoke the incantation, "Summitto Vestis." The black bag began to morph. When it was finished, it had made fitted pants. But they're definitely still bag material. I forgot to visualize! he thought, smacking his palm to his head. But he wasn't too discouraged. He hadn't honestly expected to get it right the first time, anyways.