Anna looked around at all her fellow student's drawings. "Good job, everyone! The clabberts would be proud!" she said, glancing over at Lucas', Cale's, Allie's, and Melinda's drawings, as well as the drawings of a few other's nearby. Anna was very impressed. Everyone was trying so hard.
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"Canna?" Cale asked with a chuckle. "It does...that's original," he added with a smile. He bent down a bit closer to look at him some more. "He does look really friendly, I just need to get a bit closer to get the angle right between the horns..." he mumbled.
Moving a few inches closer, Cale kept his eye on the clabbert rather than his drawing--or his feet for that matter. Not noticing that there was a rock lying in the middle of the grass, his foot caught on the sharp point at the top and he flew forward, parchment and quill flying everywhere as Cale landed right on top of the poor little clabbert.
As predicted, Canna did NOT take very kindly to that at all. It made a short of shrieking sound after Cale landed on it and managed to snake it's way out from underneath him and shot off in the opposite direction, hissing slightly and running full speed right at Anna.
"It's a cute name," Anna agreed, smiling at Cale first and then at Canna. Anna reached over and pet Canna, as well, admiring how cute he really was. She could see why a wizard would want to keep one as a pet, although, that probably wouldn't really be all that great for the clabbert either. They belonged out in the wild, swinging from tree to tree happily.
Anna blinked when suddenly, and with warning, mind you, Cale's quill and parchment flew into the air and right past her head. Anna's mouth flew open in surprise and she looked up at the flying quill and parchment, missing the fact that Cale had now tripped and landed right on top of the clabbert. "Cale!" Anna shrieked. "Are you okay? Is Canna okay?" Anna looked back towards the professor, about to call for help.
Suddenly, Anna felt a swift blow in her back, and the next thing she knew, she'd been knocked straight into the air, where she stayed for only a second before falling with a thud to the ground.