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SilverTiger · 10-15-2016, 06:46 AM

There had been a part of Brooklyn which had felt like pointing out that the direction to move to the center of the room but also spread out were two concepts that didn’t actually work very well together. It wasn’t like the classroom was that big, after all, and therefore she had merely stood up and moved a fraction away from her desk as they’d been released to practice the spells. Besides, as a natural redhead, it wasn’t as if she’d particularly approved of the sudden influx of sunlight at the demonstration. With the question of if magically created sunlight could cause sunburn just like the real thing floating in her mind, she’d flicked her wrist to release her wand from its holster and merely twirled it a few times in the circular motion of the sunlight spell. Without saying anything at the moment. She was confident enough in her casting ability to believe that she’d be able to cast the charm easily enough.

Even so, she’d quietly said the incantation a few times just to make sure she had it down. “Solis lucidem, solis lucidem, solis lucidem.” Once she figured she had that down, even without physically casting the charm, she’d moved on. Countercurses were always interesting. “Meteolojinx recanto,” she said clearly, if still rather under her breath. Pointing was much too simple to practice, but the incantation took a few more repetitions before she felt like she had that down.

Glancing over, she’d raised an eyebrow as they were moving on to yet another charm. Rain. She’d practically cast a silent Impervius over herself before it had been suggested. While sun was dangerous, rain was just annoying. Being wet when she hadn’t chosen to be. Precautions were always good. Precautions and practice, although she’d recognized the incantation as Spanish fairly easily. She wasn’t unfamiliar with the language, even though she hadn’t really lived in San Diego for a long time now. “Lluvia” was easy to say, and the teardrop wand movement not that different from the circle. She wasn’t too surprised when a small cloud appeared and a light drizzle fell.

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SilverTiger Crumple-Horned Snorkack Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: SoCal sighs(GMT-8) Posts: 111,214 Hogwarts RPG Name: Giselle Barrington Slytherin Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Teagan Kensington Slytherin Second Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Arienne Morgenstern Hufflepuff Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Simone Wild Slytherin Third Year x5 x3	catching up Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict There had been a part of Brooklyn which had felt like pointing out that the direction to move to the center of the room but also spread out were two concepts that didn’t actually work very well together. It wasn’t like the classroom was that big, after all, and therefore she had merely stood up and moved a fraction away from her desk as they’d been released to practice the spells. Besides, as a natural redhead, it wasn’t as if she’d particularly approved of the sudden influx of sunlight at the demonstration. With the question of if magically created sunlight could cause sunburn just like the real thing floating in her mind, she’d flicked her wrist to release her wand from its holster and merely twirled it a few times in the circular motion of the sunlight spell. Without saying anything at the moment. She was confident enough in her casting ability to believe that she’d be able to cast the charm easily enough. Even so, she’d quietly said the incantation a few times just to make sure she had it down. “Solis lucidem, solis lucidem, solis lucidem.” Once she figured she had that down, even without physically casting the charm, she’d moved on. Countercurses were always interesting. “Meteolojinx recanto,” she said clearly, if still rather under her breath. Pointing was much too simple to practice, but the incantation took a few more repetitions before she felt like she had that down. Glancing over, she’d raised an eyebrow as they were moving on to yet another charm. Rain. She’d practically cast a silent Impervius over herself before it had been suggested. While sun was dangerous, rain was just annoying. Being wet when she hadn’t chosen to be. Precautions were always good. Precautions and practice, although she’d recognized the incantation as Spanish fairly easily. She wasn’t unfamiliar with the language, even though she hadn’t really lived in San Diego for a long time now. “Lluvia” was easy to say, and the teardrop wand movement not that different from the circle. She wasn’t too surprised when a small cloud appeared and a light drizzle fell. __________________ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me, at tea time, everybody agrees ...It must be exhausting, always rooting for the anti-hero ♥ ♥ ♥