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"I'm Oichi and I'm glad to help. I will be glad to polish the broomsticks to shine like tap shoes just as my broom in my dorm does", Oichi replied with a smile. She then walked over to the supply area and grabbed some polish and then attempted to get a broom around the mirage of other students polishing brooms and ended up slipping and dropping the polish in her hands which burst and went everywhere. "Professor, I've got a bit of a problem here.", Oichi said sheepishly.
Oichi? What a unique name! "
Excellent. Everything you need is right there," she explained, gesturing to her right. Tyner followed her progress visually for several moments, which turned out to be a good thing, as there was a small mess to clean up. "
Not to worry, dear. Reparo," she said with a wave of her wand. The container instantly fixed itself. Some of the polish had come out, but most of it remained safely ensconced in the confines of its tub. "
No harm done, Oichi." The professor gave the girl a warm smile to indicate that she was not upset.
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Squishy Lux beamed at Professor Tyner. She seemed really nice, and Lux really did want to help out as much as possible since she loved Quidditch despite her fear of flying. "Okay, thanks, Professor. I think I will help polish the brooms." Nodding, she headed back to where Sander was and grabbed one of the unpolished brooms and a few clean rags.
After dipping the rag into the softened polish, she began to apply it to the broom handle in small circles that overlapped each other. As she went, she started to hum along to the song Sander was singing as it was rather catchy and made working more fun.
When the broom was covered in a coat of polish, she waited a little for it to dry before buffering it off and starting the polishing process all over again.
That was one happy Hufflepuff! "
I'm happy to hear it, my dear. And thank your for your willingness to help out an.. well, to help out." Yes, she had been about to say 'old woman' instead. Yes, she was crying internally a bit at the moment.