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Raider · 10-16-2008, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by 10DesmondsDaughter14

Receiving a smile in return, Helena's mood improved from good to great. She set her eagle feather quill neatly beside her parchment before fishing around in the inside pocket of her robes for her wand. Finally finding it, she smiled again and set it next to her quill. She stole another glance over at Cale and grinned quietly to herself.

Helena spotted Freya and gave her a cheery wave. She grinned at the words she directed at her and nodded. 'No problem,' she mouthed back. Her smile widening, she looked back down at her wand.

Helena picked up her wand a little hesitantly and repeated the exact motion the teacher had just shown them, saying, Lumos. A light appeared at the end of her wand, and it took Helena all of her concentration to stop from cheering at her good pronunciation.

Alex walked up behind the girl, leaned over her shoulder and whispered, "We're not doing the Lumos spell dear. Next time you should pay attention instead of consentraiting on other students."

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Originally Posted by camirayaxley

Hmm. Were they supposed to try it now? It seemed so. Before she did, though, she had a question. "Professor", she started, hand raised, "Can you increase or decrease the intensity of the light in accordance to your need?"

"Yes, just think about how much light you need, though you wont be able to make it extremly bright."

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Originally Posted by Oesed

Head tilted slightly to one side, brows pulling together slowly in concentration, and her slender fingers curled around her beech wand, Willow gave the words that Professor Pierce was uttering her complete and undevided attention.

Most of the time, Willow was fairly good at Transfiguration. Never had any sort of problem with the spells that were taught. However, for some reason, this one sounded quite complex. Probably because Professor Pierce had said something about crackling. Huh.

"Professor Pierce," Began Willow politely, with her hand in the air, "Is there any way that I can burn my hand while practicing this spell, ma'am? Perhaps I'm being silly for thinking such a thing, but the whole crackling issue reminded me of fire."

She smiled, "No dear, its only light and even though it sounds like fire, it wont burn you."

10-16-2008, 12:18 AM	#89 (permalink)
Raider Mooncalf Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Farm country, MA USA Posts: 7,650 Hogwarts RPG Name: Toni Wheeler Third Year	Resident Hippie Quote: Originally Posted by 10DesmondsDaughter14 Receiving a smile in return, Helena's mood improved from good to great. She set her eagle feather quill neatly beside her parchment before fishing around in the inside pocket of her robes for her wand. Finally finding it, she smiled again and set it next to her quill. She stole another glance over at Cale and grinned quietly to herself. Helena spotted Freya and gave her a cheery wave. She grinned at the words she directed at her and nodded. 'No problem,' she mouthed back. Her smile widening, she looked back down at her wand. Helena picked up her wand a little hesitantly and repeated the exact motion the teacher had just shown them, saying, Lumos. A light appeared at the end of her wand, and it took Helena all of her concentration to stop from cheering at her good pronunciation. Alex walked up behind the girl, leaned over her shoulder and whispered, "We're not doing the Lumos spell dear. Next time you should pay attention instead of consentraiting on other students." Quote: Originally Posted by camirayaxley Hmm. Were they supposed to try it now? It seemed so. Before she did, though, she had a question. "Professor", she started, hand raised, "Can you increase or decrease the intensity of the light in accordance to your need?" "Yes, just think about how much light you need, though you wont be able to make it extremly bright." Quote: Originally Posted by Oesed Head tilted slightly to one side, brows pulling together slowly in concentration, and her slender fingers curled around her beech wand, Willow gave the words that Professor Pierce was uttering her complete and undevided attention. Most of the time, Willow was fairly good at Transfiguration. Never had any sort of problem with the spells that were taught. However, for some reason, this one sounded quite complex. Probably because Professor Pierce had said something about crackling. Huh. "Professor Pierce," Began Willow politely, with her hand in the air, "Is there any way that I can burn my hand while practicing this spell, ma'am? Perhaps I'm being silly for thinking such a thing, but the whole crackling issue reminded me of fire." She smiled, "No dear, its only light and even though it sounds like fire, it wont burn you."