Aurora was evidently at that awkward age category where extra-curricular activities became less important and therefore the other students were either much younger or much older than herself. She didn’t mind, each got an equally enthusiastic smile and a hello back as they greeted her (if they greeted her). Professor Khanna reassured her frazzled brain and was the recipient of a slightly confused but grateful nod.

She was about to open her mouth when the subject of that day’s activity was announced. Not being a particularly good dueller, it was only natural that she would gravitate towards the healing aspect.

Oh.

There was one big issue with her friends not being members of either of these clubs and that was that as soon as partner work came about, she was very much alone. The other students seemed to have paired up before it was even announced that they could work on twos, leaving the solitary figure of the Ravenclaw rather awkwardly hovering in the centre of the room.

“Does anyone need a healer?” she called into the ether. Or an attempt at one, she could hardly describe herself as a healer right now. Which was mildly concerning considering that they had only just learned the spell and they were expected to use it on real human beings already and quite frankly Aurora was not prepared for such responsibility. “Do you want us to use Recreo on the dummies or our friends?” she asked Professor Feirgrund with mildly alarmed arms. “It’s only I don’t want to be responsible for a spell going wrong and accidentally making the situation worse.” What if she took their breath away rather than giving it back? The Ravenclaw had only partaken in a couple of the meetings (mostly because they either clashed with other groups she was in or because she forgot) and had only joined because she thought there might’ve been some crossover with creature healing that it might come in handy one day.