 Unforgivably Cursed | adultescent
Her wand still drawn, Nessa listened as Abe gave the next set of instructions and watched as some of the students got to work with the candy powder. She felt a little useless right at that point, being clueless with runes and all, but best leave that part up to the experts and the more advanced students in that class. Besides, she could point her wand and do the chant thing, maybe.
Orrr not. Her eyes got kind of big as she heard Abe give Cassie the incantation sample, then she composed herself with a bright smile. She needed a script to be honest, but she tried going over the words in her head. Uruz, uruz, uruz, cingo, something, something.. Well, at least she could do the very beginning and she would be awesome at pointing her wand. Perhaps she could ask the professor to write it down for her and she could quickly duplicate the chanting script for them all. Certainly she couldn't be the only one with limited runes knowledge.
Nessa had just opened her mouth to speak on that thought when her brown eyes snapped to Penelope as she heard her voice. "Oh! You found the book?" she exclaimed in surprise. The baking smell was odd, but was the least of her concerns. Watching the Headmistress dash off towards the restricted section, she looked over at Cassie as she heard her speak and she nodded. "I think we should go check it out." She had been worried earlier about what might happen if someone touched it. Perhaps they needed help to make sure no one got possessed or something worse. Merlin knew what sort of magic that thing contained. Besides, she really felt clueless with the runes and thought she could be of use with containing the book or luring it to the trap they were making. Following Annie, she headed towards the restricted section.
__________________ started like a knight in a fairytale_______________________________________________
ended like a moth in flames______________________
______________________don't you worry I'll be fine
_________________________________________________you were good for the plot line |