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Nolan smiled and pulled out his wand, waving it a few times to levitate the pot of tea seated on the small end table by the window so it floated over to the two girls and promptly poured two cups of tea. "I hope you girls like Earl Gray," he said, since it was unfortunately the only tea left in his office.
"What is Divination? Well, it's the study of patterns and symbols in things such as tea leaves, crystal orbs, and other common everyday items in order to figure out future events or personality traits. You can do a Divination reading in just about anything...for instance, there is a whole branch of study devoted to studying the symbols found in the moles on ones face!" he said with a small chuckle. He never understood some of the things people used for Divination readings.
"Also, do you mind if I invite a few more students in? I believe we have more visitors outside," he told them. Had he just sensed that? No, he just had really awesome hearing.
She looked at the levitating tea pot and nodded happily.
"Love Earl Gray." she said with a smile as she took the tea politely. She laughed at the thought of studying moles on people's faces. She never had any moles. Just beauty marks... hehe.
"Professor Reynolds, I've heard a lot of things about Divination. Is it....serious? I've read a lot on Sibyll Trelawney." she said with curiosity while she sipped her tea. Professor Trelawney was always said to be a fake, but some of her predictions were true.
"I wouldn't mind at all, it's your office, Professor. What you say goes!" she said politely.
"What about you, Rubiey?" she asked, turning to Rubiey and guessing that she'll say the same thing.