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sarahlooo 
Seeing another younger student walk by, Ivy turned her glare to her for a moment. "Run along," she ordered, waving her hand at the girl. And when she seemed to be going, Ivy returned her attention to the other student.
Blah blah blah, Ivy didn't really care what the cat was used to. She held it in the air for a few seconds longer. Then she lowered the feline until it was about four feet in the air and dropped the levitation spell, letting the cat fall to the floor. If it had real cat instincts, it would land on his feet.
"Alexa Cambrige," Ivy repeated, storing that name in her memory. "Do be sure this doesn't happen again. I don't think you or your kneazle will be quite so lucky next time." And with that, Ivy slid her wand back into its holster and walked past the girl, continuing her brisk walk.
Lex glanced only briefly at the girl that walked by and got a warning from the Professor. She didn't matter all that much to her so she was quickly disregarded her and her attention was back to her kneazle that was getting more and more agitated by the minute.
Finally the woman lowered her wand. She extended her hand for him but didn't expect him to be
dropped the way he was. Immediately she hopped to her feet and swooped him into her arms. He was a testy kneazle and she didn't want him getting any bright ideas. Nah. She liked him too much to see the woman try anything else on him.
Alexa looked up at the woman, listening perfectly to everything she was saying with an even expression. She watched the woman walk away. See to it that it didn't happen again?
Pffffffffffffffffffffffffft.
Her kneazle ran wherever he wanted to. The most she could do was catch up to him. She didn't see him changing, especially not for someone who had him floating in the air.