Lost object charm…very interesting.

Her brother wasn’t the only one who had an instance where that could have been used for. Not that either of them could have given still being under age. Maybe she could have thought to ask Raj is he knew the spell and could have helped. Oh well. Nadia wrote the spell and its incantion into her notes, making sure to copy the pronunciation exactly . Her quill had the easy job as she started to practice speaking it, her mouth struggling with it at first. “Oh-bee-ton ray-vel-io…oh-bee-je-ton reh-veh-lee-oh” No that wasn’t quite it. “Oh-bee-ek-tum reh-veh-lee-oh…Obiectum Revelio!” Finally satisifed with getting it right, the sixth year tried it several more times, the last few without moving her lips and making no sound.

The wand movement in contrast was fairly simple with releved Nadia. It made her more confident if she was going to have to try it wordlessly, not having to add a complicated action to go with the words. She practiced the movement a few times…top, bottom right, bottom left and back top…top, bottom right, bottom left and back to top…before adding the words once more “Objectum Revelio… Objectum Revelio… Objectum Revelio…. Objectum Revelio” Finally there was a white glowing shape signalling her success causing a smile to grace her features and a sigh of relief to escape even as the triangle faded away.

Oooo goodie. Activity time.

Nadia obeyed and got up with some of the others, retrieving a bag from the box and stepping away so the next student could pull one. She would be looking for a cowlike toy it seems, her gaze looking towards the woods for said tree stump. Of course none to obvious, the Gryffindor walking off in one direction for a better look around. Here tree stump…make an appearance tree stump.