Hugging his legs, Aymeric listened carefully to the Professor. He heard so many stories about the Battle of Hogwarts, but never did he really properly study it. Thinking about it, most of what he knew was from stories and barely anything from books. The Ravenclaw gave himself a negative point - one of the most important and major events in worldwide history, and he barely read a book about it. Embarrassing.

The Ravenclaw raised his arm, "Well, the battle occurred at summer almost a century ago. I think the importance of the Battle of Hogwarts resembles the one of D-day in Muggle history." Although he was a pureblood and knew sparsely about Muggle 'anything', some historical events are too great to be ignored. "Meaning it was a turning point in the war that was happening in Britain. The war was between two pacts. The first, Voldemort's pact, which fought for Magic and Pureblood supremacy over Muggles and Muggle-borns. The second pact, Dumbledore's Army and The Order of the Pheonix, which fought for freedom and justice in the Wizarding World as well as peace with the Muggle community." Merlin, he was talking a lot. "Basically what happened was Harry Potter defeated Voldemort resulting in an immediate victory to Dumbledore's Army and The Order."

Aymeric paused. A lot of information spilling was going on right now, and he wasn't a very talkative person. "In my opinion the Battle was necessary and inevitable because Voldemort had to be defeated eventually. Otherwise half of the students at the school wouldn't exist." Frightening yet true fact. "But I do think some of the bloodshed at the battle itself on both sides could of been prevented." Some people might disagree with his opinion, but he was simply answering the question as honest as he could be.