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Nothing spectacular, Nina appreciated that. It was too often that they walked in on strange arrangements of chairs and tables, a transitional classroom, one where nothing would really be learned. Nina had a fond admiration for those days when everything appeared as normal and they could learn properly, from a textbook. Nina preferred a traditional set up far more than anything out of the ordinary, and as such, she was very pleased with how their Headmaster had chosen to arrange the classroom today. He was one of her favorites, mostly for his pretty face and those arms.
But also for his common sense, something many other Professors at this school seemed to lack.
As she made her way to a desk towards the middle of the classroom, the Slytherin dropped her homework into the box. Of course she had done it. And of course it was absolutely impeccable and without error. She had only gone over it four times. And she had written it two weeks in advance. Nina liked to keep ahead with her assignments, procrastination was such a Gryffindor quality.
Because she had done the readings, the topic for the lesson did not come as any surprise. In fact, she was very much looking forward to it in hopes that there would also be a historical component to the topic. When going over the basics of a new subject, there often was history involved. It was one of her favorite things about learning something new.
Her attention quickly turned back to the front of the classroom as their Professor began with two question, both were fairly simple. Why the one Hufflepuff (Eniola) felt the need to go in severe detail was an absolute mystery. He hadn’t asked for the details. While Nina appreciated the historical background, there was hardly a need for excessive explanation. She couldn’t help but give the girl an unimpressed look from behind before it was her own turn to speak. Lowering her raised hand, she offered, “Gellert Grindelwald.”
Grindelwald was an interesting man. Not only was he a dark wizard, but he was also considered as one of the most powerful and dangerous of his kind. Curiously, the majority of dark wizards and witches began dabbling within the Dark Arts at quite an early age. Grindelwald wasn’t an exception to this, seeing as he had been expelled from Durmstrang for just that. Perhaps even more curious was his later life. Though Nina quickly turned her attention back to the answers her classmates were sharing. There was a time and a place
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