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Suziella · 02-01-2017, 05:12 AM

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Originally Posted by FwooperOnYourLeft

Leon grinned as Juno nudged him back and he ran a hand through his hair as he listened to her answer. Apparating out of the way was a good answer! He liked her out of the box thinking. Maybe she could help him with his Auror training?

Ohh! She was asking about what he was going to say earlier.. Leon didn't want to get into trouble so instead he pulled out some parchment and paper and under the guise of taking notes.. he started to write down something..

Would you like to go running soon with me? And maybe get coffee or something? The boy angled his parchment towards her and nudged her arm gently as he listened to the Professor speak..

Opposite of a banishing spell? Well a summoning spell.. but half the class had guessed that. So what could compliment a banishing spell? He honestly had no idea..

But he raised his hand anyways "I agree with the others Professor. Accio would seem to be a good choice.. Though maybe a disillusionment spell would compliment the banishing one? "

Yeah it was a shot in the dark. But he was trying to be a good student even if inside he was a nervous wreck.

Juno smiled a little when the professor said that her answer was original. She always tried to think out of the box and of every possible option in any situation. Her father taught her to think that way. Plus if she was going to be an Auror like him she had to think of every possible option to every situation so she could think fast on her feet.

Juno noticed Leon was writing something on a piece of parchment. She thought it was just notes until he nudged her and moved it in her direction. She read what it said and grinned. She took her quill and putting her arm under his to write, answered. 'Either or both, even, would be great.' She moved her arm from under his, brushing her quill feather accidentally against his arm as she did. Happy 'accidental' flirting.

Of course his answer was perfect. She agreed with him and the rest of the class. Juno raised her hand and when called on answered, "Professor, I agree. Summoning charms and Disillusionment charms would be the best opposition or compliment for a banishment charm." She gave Leon a soft nudge, grinning, as a compliment for his answer.

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Suziella Gladrags Mod DMLE Acromantula Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: ❤ Posts: 30,844 Hogwarts RPG Name: Bramble "Bram" Wyatt Lennox Graduated	ThunderPUFF \| Whoodley \| MRD&LKD \| Graphics Queen \| Tristalen \| Mrs. A \| Hunny Bun Quote: Originally Posted by FwooperOnYourLeft Leon grinned as Juno nudged him back and he ran a hand through his hair as he listened to her answer. Apparating out of the way was a good answer! He liked her out of the box thinking. Maybe she could help him with his Auror training? Ohh! She was asking about what he was going to say earlier.. Leon didn't want to get into trouble so instead he pulled out some parchment and paper and under the guise of taking notes.. he started to write down something.. Would you like to go running soon with me? And maybe get coffee or something? The boy angled his parchment towards her and nudged her arm gently as he listened to the Professor speak.. Opposite of a banishing spell? Well a summoning spell.. but half the class had guessed that. So what could compliment a banishing spell? He honestly had no idea.. But he raised his hand anyways "I agree with the others Professor. Accio would seem to be a good choice.. Though maybe a disillusionment spell would compliment the banishing one? " Yeah it was a shot in the dark. But he was trying to be a good student even if inside he was a nervous wreck. Juno smiled a little when the professor said that her answer was original. She always tried to think out of the box and of every possible option in any situation. Her father taught her to think that way. Plus if she was going to be an Auror like him she had to think of every possible option to every situation so she could think fast on her feet. Juno noticed Leon was writing something on a piece of parchment. She thought it was just notes until he nudged her and moved it in her direction. She read what it said and grinned. She took her quill and putting her arm under his to write, answered. 'Either or both, even, would be great.' She moved her arm from under his, brushing her quill feather accidentally against his arm as she did. Happy 'accidental' flirting. Of course his answer was perfect. She agreed with him and the rest of the class. Juno raised her hand and when called on answered, "Professor, I agree. Summoning charms and Disillusionment charms would be the best opposition or compliment for a banishment charm." She gave Leon a soft nudge, grinning, as a compliment for his answer. __________________ ⫷ ⫷____________________________________________ I know that you're afraid to... ...let all the dark escape you._____________________________________________⫸ ⫸