Well Dante was just surprised and excited that his opponent was one of his best friends. Plus they never really had a duel before so this should be interesting. He was smiling all the way through getting to the duel and right now. He bowed to Hugo, go in position and of course said something.

"Hope you are ready for this"

Dante said grinning.

"Colloshoo!"

He cast aiming at Hugo's feet. Followed directly after with

"Mucus ad Nauseam!"

He would be happy if any one of the two hit. No hair this time. There was an actually strategy besides trying to make the other person's hair look horrible enough to laugh at. Plus this was Hugo. So might as well be a little serious. Still should have fun though. Hirsch was right over there.

Come On Hugo, let's make this interesting and fun.

After his not so exciting duel with Thornton, Hugo was looking forward to the next one but what he did not expected was this: his opponent was no one else but Dante "The ladies man" Barrington. Well, FORMER ladies man 'cause he was out of the business. But yes, his mate, his good not so good friend (cough), his bro, his bff...YOU GET THE IDEA. They were put up against for the duel. Was this a good idea, Hirsch? OF COURSE. He saw this coming anyways.

The fifth year bowed, "No hard feelings, please" said smirking and the duel began. Hugo's feet were glued to the ground but quickly reacted to the next spell, "Protego". He could have some fun on this duel considering his opponent was his friend.

Since he was still practicing non verbals he cast in a low voice. Two spells followed "Multicorfors" and hopefully Dante's robes were going to turn pink. A bright pink. And one more, "Cantis" sing Dante, SIIING! Something romantic preferably. Hehe.

And last but not least, he cast finite on himself so he could walk freely again.

This was meant to be one of the more interesting duels but it was also turning out to be a very short duel.

As usual, Hirsch was in the shadows watching the duel commence when he snorted. Why? Trash talk. Maybe it was something he should've been getting used to but it was still funny, in his opinion. Especially between these two Slytherins. But, by all means, don't let him stop you. Continue with the talk, it was too funny to stop right-

And there went the time for the duel. Talk about bad timing.

Sigh.

The barrier was up and, fortunately for the subject, Dante's robes weren't going to be coloured a hideous colour that would make him a laughing stock. Or even sing! Merlin, that would've been a sight, wouldn't it? But as it was, none of that happened as Hirsch approached the two young Slytherins. "Good duel, pity it was cut so short." And to think he'd been enjoying it as well.

"But there can only be one winner so........ congratulations on stealing that title, Mr Barrington. And well done on putting up a good fight, Mr Foster."


Stats:
Dante Barrington: 98.23%
Hugo Foster: 97.23%