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cake.ninjak 
I'm sure you all know that it is hard enough to pull off a spell with a word to concentrate on to activate the effects you're looking for, so when you have to be quiet, how can spells be just as powerful?"
"Now then, before we get into the theory behind non-verbal spells, which by the way, some of you older students may be able to try today, let's hear some theories from the class. Tell me, in what instances might non-verbal spells be useful? Don't forget to raise your hands!"
LouAnn raised her hand, not really knowing just yet what she'd say. Charms had always been a strong point of her's. Not necessarily her
strongest point, but not her weakest either. "If we're really good at non-verbal spells, the effect of the spell is still the same whether we spoke the incantation out loud or not. I think with a non-verbal spell we may even have to concentrate more, so they may be even
more powerful," she said.
"Non-verbal spells can be useful when you're unable to speak, like when you've been hit by a Babbling Curse or Langlock. Both of those spells are used to keep a person from casting a spell, but if that person is skilled in non-verbals, he or she can cast anyway," she continued.