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Kimothy · 03-10-2013, 09:33 AM

Text Cut: Professarrr

It was time for.. practice? Had Kat really not been paying attention the whole time. Goodness. But she took down notes of course. She probably wasn't that stupid to just sit there in class, staring blankly at Professor Romanos and the others as they answered her questions. Now was her chance to catch up, and practice the spell. She had the pronunciation down and ready. Kat only had to meddle with the hand movement, as it was a bit complicating. It was an honest opinion, you know.

She had her wand in hand as she practiced the movement. Circle and flick. Ciiiiiiircle and fliiiick. Goodness, why must they have to use two hand movements in one spell? It made things harder, but the challenging part of it interested the Slytherin. However not as interesting as the effect of the spell. She could use this, instead of using Protego... but the Shield Charm was her buddy and that couldn't be denied. Kat did the hand movement a few times before deciding to try the spell out.

"Impiriano!" she said with the tight circle and flick of her wrist. Now, did that suffice?

03-10-2013, 09:33 AM	#55 (permalink)
Kimothy Moke Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: nickle's back pocket Posts: 8,921 Hogwarts RPG Name: Astrid Grimaldi Slytherin Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Nikita Vitvinina-Grahn Ravenclaw Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Ascella Archer Hufflepuff Fifth Year x12	... oops Kimothée Chalamet • The UWU Agenda • Once Baby, Now Trouble • All Growed Up Text Cut: Professarrr Quote: Originally Posted by Roselyn "Right..." Medea nodded to the students who spoke up. "It is a tight circular motion and while the flick of the wrist may seem stylistic to you Mister Odessa, it is quite a crucial point in the movement. At least when you first start out with this." Standing up once more, the professor stepped to the ground, turning to the side with her wand raised so all could see. "Impiriano." Making the tight circular with her wrist flicking just the slightest, a light blueish bubble appeared around her. Lowering her wand, she turned to face the students. "You can see even after losing concentration on the shield, it will still hold, but not for long. The more damage taken against it, the sooner it will weaken and fall and you should be prepared when that happens." The shield flickered and disappeared after a moment. "Stand up when you're ready to practice. I'd recommend practicing the wand movement and incantation separately to begin with so you get the hang of it. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. We'll be moving onto the next shield shortly, and then...duels." OOC: The lesson will continue in about 24 hours, more or less. If your character or you have any questions, feel free to ask in the RP or VM/PM me and we'll do our best to answer you. It was time for.. practice? Had Kat really not been paying attention the whole time. Goodness. But she took down notes of course. She probably wasn't that stupid to just sit there in class, staring blankly at Professor Romanos and the others as they answered her questions. Now was her chance to catch up, and practice the spell. She had the pronunciation down and ready. Kat only had to meddle with the hand movement, as it was a bit complicating. It was an honest opinion, you know. She had her wand in hand as she practiced the movement. Circle and flick. Ciiiiiiircle and fliiiick. Goodness, why must they have to use two hand movements in one spell? It made things harder, but the challenging part of it interested the Slytherin. However not as interesting as the effect of the spell. She could use this, instead of using Protego... but the Shield Charm was her buddy and that couldn't be denied. Kat did the hand movement a few times before deciding to try the spell out. "Impiriano!" she said with the tight circle and flick of her wrist. Now, did that suffice? __________________ It's so magical, feeling that no one's got a hold_______________________________ ___________________________________And the whole wide world is whistling...