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DaniDiNardo · 10-09-2017, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Zoe

The gears turning in this one's head made Regina both excited and anxious. She knew that the Ravenclaw was bright and typically had something thoughtful and rather invigorating to say. Her fingers were crossed, since the girl seemed to be deep in thought. She knew that look all too well.

But there was also the other side to the coin that was Jessa Cambridge that Regina knew of. Which was the side of her that was showing right now ... her thoughts lingering onto something that wasn't the focus of their current discussion.

"Miss Cambridge," Regina said quietly after walking over to her, "I'm afraid your questions about Transfiguration theory will have to wait for another time. See me after class or save this conversation for Professor Stewart." Because she was equally as qualified. "Right now we need to focus on Runes."

The look of wonder quickly fell from the young girl's face at the Headmistress' latter suggestion, replaced with a certain stoicism that would not soon be dislodged. She wouldn't be asking Professor Stewart anything relating to Transfiguration if the woman couldn't even distinguish a charm from a transfiguation spell. She wasn't looking to be misinformed outside of those mandatory hours she was required to sit before the woman, thanks.

"I'll speak with you after class." She replied carefully, not wanting to be disrespectful but equally unwilling. There was nothing wrong with waiting to have a question answer, especially when it was the far better of two options.

For now, the Ravenclaw would pay attention to the activity at hand. Carving runes, nothing new here. The carving was never the issue, she was quite use to making incisions by now. Jessa turned to her suit of armor, drawing her wand while she sized it up. Perhaps she would making the carving this big...no.....this big. Yes, that would work. "Intaglio Algiz."

She moved her hand along while she cast, trying to ensure it was as accurate a cutting as possible. "Intaglio Algiz."

Almost done--just a bit more on this side should do it. "Intaglio Algiz."

Better? ...Yeah....she supposed this would do.

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DaniDiNardo MO & DMLE Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,241 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by Zoe The gears turning in this one's head made Regina both excited and anxious. She knew that the Ravenclaw was bright and typically had something thoughtful and rather invigorating to say. Her fingers were crossed, since the girl seemed to be deep in thought. She knew that look all too well. But there was also the other side to the coin that was Jessa Cambridge that Regina knew of. Which was the side of her that was showing right now ... her thoughts lingering onto something that wasn't the focus of their current discussion. "Miss Cambridge," Regina said quietly after walking over to her, "I'm afraid your questions about Transfiguration theory will have to wait for another time. See me after class or save this conversation for Professor Stewart." Because she was equally as qualified. "Right now we need to focus on Runes." The look of wonder quickly fell from the young girl's face at the Headmistress' latter suggestion, replaced with a certain stoicism that would not soon be dislodged. She wouldn't be asking Professor Stewart anything relating to Transfiguration if the woman couldn't even distinguish a charm from a transfiguation spell. She wasn't looking to be misinformed outside of those mandatory hours she was required to sit before the woman, thanks. "I'll speak with you after class." She replied carefully, not wanting to be disrespectful but equally unwilling. There was nothing wrong with waiting to have a question answer, especially when it was the far better of two options. For now, the Ravenclaw would pay attention to the activity at hand. Carving runes, nothing new here. The carving was never the issue, she was quite use to making incisions by now. Jessa turned to her suit of armor, drawing her wand while she sized it up. Perhaps she would making the carving this big...no.....this big. Yes, that would work. "Intaglio Algiz." She moved her hand along while she cast, trying to ensure it was as accurate a cutting as possible. "Intaglio Algiz." Almost done--just a bit more on this side should do it. "Intaglio Algiz." Better? ...Yeah....she supposed this would do. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.