What was it about Draper that he did not like? Perhaps it was his demeaning personality. Oh yes he noticed how he was looked at, that smile could not fool him just like he was sure that his smile did not fool the professor’s. Had something happened during his education years at Hogwarts that he disliked the school Leaders? Or was it because he hadn’t exactly acted like a leader when they had first met outside of the classroom? If It was the latter he was disappointed because he was a human with emotions and got stressed out just like everyone else. Perhaps even more because he had more on his minds then just homework and NEWTS exams.

He continued to smile as the Professor greeted him a good day as well and waited for the class to begin. As the rest of the students arrived and the man started the joint lesson, he automatically took out his notebook and self-inking quill to write down some notes. Muggle myth. He knew the muggle population had myths about all kinds of legends. It was funny how nearly all their myths and legends were the truth for the wizarding world. He noted nearly everything down about fish swimming upstream becoming powerful dragons muggles had funny imagination

His answer had also been Transfiguration. It was pretty obvious wasn’t it. But since the majority of the students already said that he decided to go with a different answer. “The Dark Arts is a kind of transformation. Perhaps not drastically like fish turning in to dragons like” he snapped his fingers, cause why not “ that. But its subtle, making you stronger and more evil as time passes until eventually you’ve changed. Even in appearance.” Look at You-Know-Who. He basically became a snake.

And if that wasn't the kind of answer he wanted, too bad cause he thought it was awesome. His answer, not the dark arts. Eww!