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demented_death_eater 
"Grandmother," Max answered as the water reached his waist and grabbed his raggedy rule book. At least I used that waterproofing charm so at least nothing valuable is ruined. His teeth were beginning to chatter. "I think we need to get out of here." He waded over to the main door and grabbed the handle. It wouldn't budge. "WHAT? Greenwood jammed the door shut on the outside!"
"I did not!" she screamed at the door as she heard them splashing around in the water. The door wasn't moving and she didn't know what to do. She tried the lock again and kicked at the door again.
"Professor!" she pounded on the door again.
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XanaSnape "Do you suppose it is possible that she even conjured up this water, and cast colloportus on the door as a bit of a magical temper tantrum?" Kazimeriz asked, eyeing the chilly water with disdain. "Magical vandalism is grounds for expulsion. I do hope she is smarter than that." He refused to let himself believe what he knew to be true- that no ordinary student, even a gifted one, was responsible for this... That it was somehow tied to the flooding in the dungeons. He waded to the door. "Stand aside, Vindictus." He ordered, pushing past Max to face the doorway. "Confringo!" he cast at the door.
His wand exploded toward the door nicely, leaving a lovely crater in the upper part of the door's paneling... yet doing nothing to open or even create as much as a hole in the door.
"Blast! It won't budge." Kazimeriz said, his eyes flashing angrily. If this WAS magical vandalism, the student or students involved would pay dearly. The water was cold and reaching places where cold water should never venture on a gentleman.
Shiver and brrrr. Eeep.
She jumped back from the door as something slammed into the door, it should have knocked it off the hinges. But the door held firm. She needed to get some help. She turned to a Ravenclaw student.
"I'm going to get help." She told her.