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*Nordic Witch* · 10-15-2022, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Deezerz

With that out of the way, he began, “Thus far we’ve covered several flying subjects and techniques. Such as broom care, safety guidelines, weaving and diving, to dive-up and pull-up. Today we will focus on something different. Something that affects us when we’re flying a broom, and we might not even think about it,” he said. “Before we dive in too deeply on that matter, in your own words, what makes someone a vulnerable flier, and how could they risk the safety of others and themselves?”

Maria heard the whistle and with a small sigh she dismounted on the ground with the rest of her classmates on a heated cushion. She made sure her broom was nearby. It had been a gift from her dads when her papa had finally come home from Atlantis. Maria focused her attention on Professor Escalante glad that her 'power' of turning invisible wasn't as frightening at the moment. She had gone a few days without turning any part of herself invisble and that was a relief. She just shook her head in response to question of well-being. Maria was fine. To the question she mulled over her answer before raising her hand to speak. "Poor balance and clumsiness as well as poor awareness of your surroundings could make someone a vulnerable flier, and can risk their own and other safety if they for example fly into someone if they aren't looking or if they fly themselves into a tree." Yes that could happen and could lead to multiple injuries.

10-15-2022, 02:15 PM	#20 (permalink)
Nordic Witch Grindylow Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: [GMT + 1] Posts: 14,053 Hogwarts RPG Name: Rose Snakebark Gryffindor Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: JT Forsfelle Slytherin Second Year Ministry Department Head: Violet Fawley Ecological Protection x3	Swedishfish Girl! Madame Librarian! Jess's Soul Sister! Sweetest Swede! Quote: Originally Posted by Deezerz With that out of the way, he began, “Thus far we’ve covered several flying subjects and techniques. Such as broom care, safety guidelines, weaving and diving, to dive-up and pull-up. Today we will focus on something different. Something that affects us when we’re flying a broom, and we might not even think about it,” he said. “Before we dive in too deeply on that matter, in your own words, what makes someone a vulnerable flier, and how could they risk the safety of others and themselves?” Maria heard the whistle and with a small sigh she dismounted on the ground with the rest of her classmates on a heated cushion. She made sure her broom was nearby. It had been a gift from her dads when her papa had finally come home from Atlantis. Maria focused her attention on Professor Escalante glad that her 'power' of turning invisible wasn't as frightening at the moment. She had gone a few days without turning any part of herself invisble and that was a relief. She just shook her head in response to question of well-being. Maria was fine. To the question she mulled over her answer before raising her hand to speak. "Poor balance and clumsiness as well as poor awareness of your surroundings could make someone a vulnerable flier, and can risk their own and other safety if they for example fly into someone if they aren't looking or if they fly themselves into a tree." Yes that could happen and could lead to multiple injuries. __________________