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DH Vixen · 11-16-2009, 05:55 AM

Jade looked up from her work, turning toward the source of the voice. "Hello, I'm Jade Aimee Smith," she smiled as she continued to work. "You can call me either, it's up to you and thank you for the welcome." She had a feeling about this place, she might actually like it here. It didn't look like their department had many people, but she figured perhaps the small group would actually work better. She was a bit independent and did tend to work extremely well in small groups or alone. Smiling to herself, she returned to the task at hand.

Flipping a page in one of the huge books in front of her, she set the time turner down and reached for her wand. If she remembered correctly, making a time turner began with the wood first, followed by the sand, and finishing with the glass. So she would have to move backwards. Remove the glass and then the sand. There would be no need to removed the wood. Ensuring the time turner was securely placed on her workstation, she pointed her wand and went to work. Concentration she pointed her wand. "Redintegro Vas" Watching the glass shard float in front of her, she smirked to herself. That wasn't as hard as he made it out to be. Wait, I shouldn't be thinking about him. BACK TO WORK. Shaking her thoughts free of her wandering memories of best forgotten times, she pointed her wand again. Concentration on just the sand and with a firm hand, she casted the needed spell. "Permoveo" She watched as the sand began to move about, keeping in mind she only wanted to remove just a bit, as to finely tune the turner; she moved just a tiny bit to a container on her work station and stopped the spell, moving on to return the glass to the turner. "Redintegro Vas" The glass shards slowly began to form around the sand again, taking on its rightful hourglass shape.

She picked up the time turner and smiled. Looks good, not it's time to test it. Cautiously, she took it in her hands and turned it four times backward and two times forwards. Let's hope this works.

11-16-2009, 05:55 AM	#261 (permalink)
DH Vixen Moke Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Amongst Magic Posts: 8,616 Hogwarts RPG Name: Zara Gwendolyn Monroe Sixth Year x11	Atypical Ravenclaw Bookworm // Hair Flipper Pro / / the edgy starbuckian // Hot Messie Jade looked up from her work, turning toward the source of the voice. "Hello, I'm Jade Aimee Smith," she smiled as she continued to work. "You can call me either, it's up to you and thank you for the welcome." She had a feeling about this place, she might actually like it here. It didn't look like their department had many people, but she figured perhaps the small group would actually work better. She was a bit independent and did tend to work extremely well in small groups or alone. Smiling to herself, she returned to the task at hand. Flipping a page in one of the huge books in front of her, she set the time turner down and reached for her wand. If she remembered correctly, making a time turner began with the wood first, followed by the sand, and finishing with the glass. So she would have to move backwards. Remove the glass and then the sand. There would be no need to removed the wood. Ensuring the time turner was securely placed on her workstation, she pointed her wand and went to work. Concentration she pointed her wand. "Redintegro Vas" Watching the glass shard float in front of her, she smirked to herself. That wasn't as hard as he made it out to be. Wait, I shouldn't be thinking about him. BACK TO WORK. Shaking her thoughts free of her wandering memories of best forgotten times, she pointed her wand again. Concentration on just the sand and with a firm hand, she casted the needed spell. "Permoveo" She watched as the sand began to move about, keeping in mind she only wanted to remove just a bit, as to finely tune the turner; she moved just a tiny bit to a container on her work station and stopped the spell, moving on to return the glass to the turner. "Redintegro Vas" The glass shards slowly began to form around the sand again, taking on its rightful hourglass shape. She picked up the time turner and smiled. Looks good, not it's time to test it. Cautiously, she took it in her hands and turned it four times backward and two times forwards. Let's hope this works.