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Evangeline Hermione 
Bella sat at her desk for a while, looked up at the chalkboard and down at her Parchment. She had a frown on her face as she tryed to work out the answer. It was easy for her, she was not normally good with puzzles. Well mind ones anyway. She smiled lightly as she came to an conclusion.
Bella walked over to the little table and picked up the missing ingrediant, walking back to her table, she slowly tipped the contence into her small couldron. She watching the couldron carefully.
Kazimeriz nodded as the potion evaporated into a lovely mist, and the cauldron embossed itself with her crest and name.
"Well done!" he said, smiling at her.
"You may begin work on your potion now." Quote:
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Super Spaz Dylan had added his missing ingredient into his potion. He was good. Very good. Well at least, better than his cousin. What OWL did he get, yeah an A. Dylan was gonna get the O.
Now onto the wit sharpening. Hmmm a tricky one. Should he attempt a NEWT level one, or just stick to a simple 5th year? He could pull off the 6th year one at least. "Sir can we attempt above our level?"
Kazimeriz watched the potion disappear and the cauldron change.
"Well done, Mr. Denver." he said, smiling at the boy's questions.
"Slytherin ambition, eh? You may attempt above your year if you feel competent and only if you have not had any failed potions in a previous class, or if you have logged any independent study in the potions lab this term. So in your case, the answer is yes, you may. Please try to keep your attempt consistent with your skills, and be honest with yourself. Jumping too far ahead of your skill level will only land you will a bad grade and some severe mocking from your classmates." Quote:
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LilFox06 Carter took a look at the worksheet. With his tongue peeking out a bit out of the side of his mouth he got to work. After a few minutes of re-reading the instructions he began crossing off things. If this was that... than that must mean...
And then he was done. He looked over his work. Hopefully he was right. He went to the front desk and grabbed his missing ingredient. He poured it in and hoped for the best.
"Very good!" he said as the boy's potion evaporated and his cauldron embossed itself as well.
"Go forward with your potion, then, let us see what you can do in the brewing stage."