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Maxilocks · 07-22-2010, 03:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Con_Stripes

"Yes do. Thank you Gold. I'll be right here if you need anything." Truebridge offered and gestured at the two girls to begin practicing.

It would be good to see how well Gold remembered it all.

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Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu

Ellie clapped her hands all excitedly. Safe to say, she was very happy she hadn't been paired with a meany person who liked jinxing people. Gold was safe. She nodded.

"Thanks." she said to Professor Truebridge as she moved to more open space. "So, I left early first lesson, and I had only gotten histedius... and we were learning revertoscutum, but I never got a chance to practice that.." the little girl explained all this to Gold rather quickly. "So, I just need help with everything from there and beyond." She had no idea just how many spells they had learned in that class, but she figured there might be a few. Seeing as Truebridge had said, 'spells'. And 'spells' was plural.

So, she pulled out her wand and turned to Gold smiling. Yeah, she felt pretty good.

"Yes, sir."

Gold turned to look at Ellie, but the first year had already burst into a bout of information. When Ellie fell silent, Gold nodded. "No worries," she said. She sat down on the edge of the stage, and motioned for Ellie to do the same. No use standing while they talked, was there?

"Well, we'll start with Revertoscutum. Re-ver-toe-skew-tum," she repeated, more slowly. "It's called the 'glass to sand' shield, because it reverts physical things to their previous state. The wand movement is as simple as one can get - you only have to point." She pointed her own wand, as if to demonstrate, and said the incantation. The result was a shield that was a light aquamarine, a water-like colour.

"If you think you have the incantation right, give it a try," she said, encouragingly. "Otherwise, practice the incantation first." Because the wand movement was the easy part. "When you try the spell, focus on what you want - for anything that hits your shield, to be reverted."

"You might get a shield that's a lighter or darker shade of blue than mine," she added, in case that happened.

07-22-2010, 03:04 AM	#50 (permalink)
Maxilocks SS Featured Author Türk Bilgini Bugbear Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: {in a leap of faith} Posts: 31,791 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sarani Glass Graduated x12	♥ Mrs. Itachi Uchiha™ & MAJNOO! : Bleach & Kyo & Natsume ♥ [ Maxh!Jesh ] Quote: Originally Posted by Con_Stripes "Yes do. Thank you Gold. I'll be right here if you need anything." Truebridge offered and gestured at the two girls to begin practicing. It would be good to see how well Gold remembered it all. Quote: Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu Ellie clapped her hands all excitedly. Safe to say, she was very happy she hadn't been paired with a meany person who liked jinxing people. Gold was safe. She nodded. "Thanks." she said to Professor Truebridge as she moved to more open space. "So, I left early first lesson, and I had only gotten histedius... and we were learning revertoscutum, but I never got a chance to practice that.." the little girl explained all this to Gold rather quickly. "So, I just need help with everything from there and beyond." She had no idea just how many spells they had learned in that class, but she figured there might be a few. Seeing as Truebridge had said, 'spells'. And 'spells' was plural. So, she pulled out her wand and turned to Gold smiling. Yeah, she felt pretty good. "Yes, sir." Gold turned to look at Ellie, but the first year had already burst into a bout of information. When Ellie fell silent, Gold nodded. "No worries," she said. She sat down on the edge of the stage, and motioned for Ellie to do the same. No use standing while they talked, was there? "Well, we'll start with Revertoscutum. Re-ver-toe-skew-tum," she repeated, more slowly. "It's called the 'glass to sand' shield, because it reverts physical things to their previous state. The wand movement is as simple as one can get - you only have to point." She pointed her own wand, as if to demonstrate, and said the incantation. The result was a shield that was a light aquamarine, a water-like colour. "If you think you have the incantation right, give it a try," she said, encouragingly. "Otherwise, practice the incantation first." Because the wand movement was the easy part. "When you try the spell, focus on what you want - for anything that hits your shield, to be reverted." "You might get a shield that's a lighter or darker shade of blue than mine," she added, in case that happened.