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FwooperOnYourLeft 
Kalen smiled at her question, a tiny bit of nostalgia coming over him at her question. "I used to go here when I was younger actually, I was a Slytherin. " He grinned as he looked around the Library.. "I enjoyed the castle then, and I still enjoy it now. Though it's a little odd being back here as an adult. " He let out a soft chuckle as he looked down at Olivia.
"Mmmm, it is.. non verbal magic came petty easy to me actually, so I thought wandless would as well. " Whole different quidditch game though..making spells just come from your hand instead of a conduit was.. a whole different level of magic..
"Of course! I can help you find plenty of books on the subject, in fact, why don't we do so now hmm? " He asked as he motioned with his head to follow him.
The green eyed man started to move down the aisle, the books floating behind him started to move into their proper places on various shelves, with just a flick of his fingers as they walked. "We just need to go down to the magic section. " He said as he checked on the stack of books behind him. He titled his head in thought as she spoke.. "17 I was able to cast my first spell, after a lot of hard work. " and a bet..
Which he had won..
Just sayin'
Mr. Kennedy had been a SLYTHERIN? Woah. No wonder he was as cool as her older brother, Simon, and a few of her mates in that house. Olivia nodded slowly at his comment of returning to Hogwarts as an adult. "
I'm sure it must be odd.... Has it changed much since you were a student? Were there just as many dangers here?" she wondered with a wide smile. She didn't mind the dangers too, too much though the portals last term had been quite numbing to her.
Her eyebrows raised when he said that wandless magic hadn't come easy to him compared to nonverbal magic. Hmm... Perhaps the two forms of magic were more different than she had originally assumed? She'd have to do more research on this to determine it. Olivia was determined to become a more skilled wizard and thought that this would be an AWESOME way to develop her skills. Nodding her head, she followed Mr. Kennedy down the aisles and listened to his response.
SEVENTEEN? HE WAS SEVENTEEN WHEN HE LEARNED? Merlin. She was barely fifteen. To be exact, she was fifteen and TWO WHOLE MONTHS. That meant she had ten months and a year to learn it. That simply wasn't enough time!!!
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At seventeen? Wow. How often did you practice?" she assumed almost every day. Yikes, that would be a lot of work....