Christina made her way to the Divination Class, when she saw a lot of other students waiting in front of the door. Everybody was just standing around, so Christina thought they must have been waiting for the Professor to come. Christina knew that the class started at 12am and it would only be a couple a minutes when the Professor came.


Christina then saw the Professor come and unlock the door and rolling a cart full of tea cups into the room. Christina followed after her and the other students. Christina sat in a desk isomewhere in the middle so she wouldn't be in the back but not so close to the front.

Jordana came running down the corridor and found herself at the door of the classroom. She was just in time and class hadn't even started. She gave a sigh of relief, and walked in behind a group of students. She walked to the back of the classroom and sat down. She set her bag down and watched as everyone piled in and took their seats.

So engrossed in her book that she would have barely known class was ready to begin without the jostling cart to startle her, Lauren looked up at the professor, closed her book with a snap, and stood from the steps, brushing whatever dirt from her robes that may have hung on. She swung her bag over her shoulder and joined the line of students hurrying into the classroom, following the cart of teacups jingling ahead. Once inside, she found a seat around the center of the classroom: she didn't want to sit in the front because she wasn't nearly eager enough for that, but also didn't want to sit in the back and be seen as a student who wasn't ready to work and participate. She had heard an idea that most people who give speeches and lectures look mostly to their left when they address the crowd so, naturally, she chose a sturdy desk on the right. Lauren drew a notebook and quill from her pack, set them neatly on the surface in front of her, and waited for class to begin.

Tas clapped her hands silently and grinned widely. "Tea divination!" she mouthed still grinning.


She quickly raised her arm. "Tea leaves divination, Professor?"

Kalaya nodded at what Pete said, and no sooner the professor showed up. Standing up she began to file in with the rest of the students who had been waiting. Seeing Jordana sitting at an empty table she took the seat next to her, and glanced at the empty seats on either side of them. She couldn't help but wonder if Pete and Lumus would be joining them. She smiled a hello to Jor as she set her bag on the ground.
As the teacher got their attention she quickly looked ahead, listening as some of the students gave their answers.

Rosalie looked from the professor to her cart of tea. She raised her hand, and spoke simultaneously, "Reading tea leaves?" She answered in question form. Her voice was confident despite the fact that she was asking the question.

Lauren raised her hand, happy that she actually knew an answer (to a beyond-basic question, but an answer nonetheless) in a class that she thought she knew nothing about. "Reading symbols found in tea leaves?" she answered, a hint of excitement revealed in her voice.

"Are we reading tea leaves?" Prancie asked.

Professor Craft smiled and her eyes looked almost green as she announced the students right answer. "Correct! Five points to Slytherin. Tea Divination or Tasseography is one of the mantic arts which I wish for you to learn this term. Though the answers will be vague to you I still want to see which of you may possess the Inner Eye." She walked quickly over to the cart and opened the large box. Inside are individual silk pouches of loose tea leaves. "Please form a line and collect your lessons materials and then return to your seats for further instruction."

Jacques smiled as a fellow slytherin was awarded points. He got up from his seat quickly and was soon at the head of the line. He took a bag of tea leaves and a cup from the professor and returned to his seat.