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First lesson of the day. Transfiguration. Leah was actually looking forward to her first Transfiguration lesson of the new school year, and she was unusually bright-eyed and clear-minded as she entered the classroom (eeep! She was early!). And of course, she knew that Professor Bellaire did not like to see people yawning.
The second year walked to the professor's desk and said, "Good morning, Professor Bellaire! Hope you had a nice summer. And uh, in case you don't know, my name is Leah Abbott. Second year." She looked quite fierce today, or was it normal? Leah, walking towards a desk, scanned the board. Ice Menagerie Garden. Seems fun. She stood next to a desk in the middle near a window and waited for the lesson to begin.
Sophia was spinning her wand in her hand and looking intently at it when her first student walked in. She took a moment to inspect her attire before returning her attention to her wand.
She knew. It was her job to know.
"Good morning Miss Abbott. My summer was fine." Quote:
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Tegz West was early. And his uniform was tidy and straight of course because it was Bellaire. He'd made extra sure of being spotless since after she'd snapped him and Vesper in the library he didn't really want to draw her ire in any particular way.
.... and she was scowling.
"Good morning Professor Bellaire." the former captain greeted, and found a spot nearish the front. He stood and waited, looking around the room until his eyes settled on the board.
Ice menagerie?
.... ice sculpture stuff maybe? He was intrigued.
Same procedure. Sophia inspected West quickly and returned her attention to her wand, though she did pause her spinning.
"Good morning Mr. Odessa." Quote:
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the fastest seeker She was not sleepy. Nope, she wasn't. Who said that? Her eyes were feeling a little bit smaller was all. And all the way to the classroom, the blond willed them to open properly. She could do it. Seemed like being seventeen didn't mean she could wake up early whenever she went to sleep. Cassia was so going to sleep early today. Getting out of bed was so hard just a bit ago.
Though, by the time she got to the classroom, she had thankfully been able to look as refreshed as possible. And so she entered the classroom, and a chill ran through her body. An extra layer wouldn't have hurt. Too late however.
"Good morning, Professor," she greeted the woman who stood like it was sometime in the evening. How did she manage that?
Cassie received a somewhat smile, well what it was, was an arrogant smirk. She was quite pleased to have both head boy and head girl from her former house.
"Good morning Ms. Somerlad. I trust you're well." Quote:
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Meizzner As per usual, Nigel did not like classes this early. But Transfig was the exception since he actually liked this class. Nigel yawned before entering the room to get it out of his system. Though it is not like you can control the thing. They are contagious.
"Morning Professor"
Nigel stood/leaned against an open desk and waited to see how long it would take before she wrote her summer was fine on the board again. That was hilarious.
Oh look at that, Ice Menagerie. Sounds interesting.
"Good morning Mr. Barrington. I'm going to ask that you stand straight and not lean. You're young you don't need support."
She slipped her wand back up her sleeve into her arm holster and folded her arms then looked between West and Nigel.
"I know you boys grow your hair because you're doing the band of dead kneazels thing, but I am going to insist that you pull it into a ponytail when coming to class. You are going to tuck said ponytail under so it's a stump. Otherwise you'll leave class with a high and tight." Quote:
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Chiara Lucy was excited for the first lesson of Transfiguration.
Lucy walked into the classroom, she smiled and said: "Good morning Professor Bellaire, my name is Lucy, a first year!"
Then she turned to see a familiar face...
"Good morning Lucy A First year."
Really, these parents should invest in wizard prep. Students needed prepping before they start official schooling.