John left the room, He was sad now to find Ruby and ask if she was okay.

Jake wrote down the homework as he scrunched up his nose. Blech... that seemed hard to him...

"Thank you for the..." entertaining? "...informative lesson, sir," Jake said, heading for the door. Maybe, with that experience, the homework wouldn't be too hard.

Mariel's mouth dropped as a first year boy grabbed Lasca as she had her arms around her and Sarah. She stood shocked as he carried her into his arms and left the room. Throwing Sarah a disbelieving glance, she said, "Let's go. That kid's going to end up dropping her." How could an 11 year old possibly carry a girl his size up several flights of stairs? Adrenaline for now, maybe, but sure to drop her later. Mariel was not going to let that happen. What was this child thinking, carrying her off like that by himself anyway? The last thing Lasca needed was to be injured further. Quickly grabbing her things as they were now dismissed anyway, Mariel ran out the door intent on following this rash boy, hoping Sarah was behind her.

Melanie rolled her eyes at the deranged Hufflepuff who was now running around the room overturning cauldron.geeze ...I didn't mean it literaly and think of all the points that kid lost for Hufflpuff! she thought angrily as her potion as well as alot of other student's were knocked over. Hers slowly bubbled down leaving a blob of purple on the floor. Melanie slowly inched her way away from it whistling.not mine not mine not mine

"Gladly" she said to Jake, her temper slowly simering down. "I hope we don't have to turn these in..." Melanie murmured to herself. If she had a choice she would flush it down the toilete.

Melanie's mind drifted back to Cadence. She poked the potion professer in the back urgently. "Professer! She needs the antidote!" she exclaimed, grabbing her friend's hand and pulling her up into view.

Cadence looked at the professor with pleading eyes as the strange noises issued from her mouth. All she could think was what that girl had put in her potion. She wouldn't have minded if she was randomly breaking into song, but croaking like a bull frog was unacceptable. She hoped Melanie would be able to get the Headmaster's attention.

"I'm with you!" Sarah called as she went over to grab her things.Throwing her book into her bag,she looked round at the Professor before she left.
"Ummm thank you for the...uhh...interesting lesson,Sir.Maybe next time it will be less chaotic!"
Giving a small smile she dashed out the door after Mariel.She was right,that kid was only a firstie,no way could he get her to hospital wing all by himself.

Jack. You idiot. You could have made someone hurt! Spence said leaving the room.

Varius wasn't one to take things too seriously, but ever since he got to Hogwarts he had a lot of dedication. Dedication and loyalty towards his house and the points they earned. The satisfaction of doing something for his house was one of the best things in the world and he was most displeased when one of his fellow Huffie firsties was acting like a lunatic and risking the precious points he and others had helped restore to Hufflepuff.

No matter, the Headmaster (THANKFULLY) didn't take any points off and dismissed the class after giving his homework assignment. What an... eventful lesson, to say the least.

Miranda finished cleaning up her cauldron and broken vials, and then scribbled down the homework assignment.

Rushing away from the craziness as quickly as possible, she called "ThankyouforthelessonProfessor" all in one breath as she went out the door.

Lizzie had been watching the kaos that the lesson had turned into. Since she hadn't been sitting in the middle of the classroom or at the front nothing scary had really happened to her, except some potion flying through the air...

Hearing the professor call out that the class was dismissed she packed her stuff in her bag. Looking up she saw some stupid first year boy screaming "You wanna be my best bud?" to Peeves. Seriously, how naive were some of the first years? She shook her head, lost in thought, and hurried out of the classroom. This had been a very... interesting lesson. At least they'd learned the most important security rule of all. Never let Peeves near a cauldron.

Ana was about to leave the classroom when she saw Melanie grabbing Cadence's hand and asking for an antidote, she ran to them "What happened?" Cadence didn't look very well

Cadence opened her mouth to explain, forgetting the effects of the potion, and out of her voice came a high, beautiful note that bounced around the classroom, but quickly dropped into the low croak of a bullfrog.

Abigail quietly packed up her belongings. Her potions carefully stowed. Maybe she would send a vial to her father. He would be proud of her precision, she has always been the maticulous child and he assured her she would do quite well in potions if she had a mind to. Abigail gave a timid half smile to the professor, not quite making eye contact and turned quickly exiting the room.

Ana was stunned What the heck was that?!. "Ah... proffesor... I think we need some help here" she said turning her head trying to find the proffesor in the the classroom... that seems more like a battlefield.

Lasca gave a small startled squeak as she was lifted into the air. Glancing into the face of whoever it was that was carrying her, oh Damian. She smiled. Then the pain in her head started to register and dizzyness set in. Lasca laid her head on Damian's shoulder, groaning from the pain. All she could do now was hold on as her white knight carried her to the hospital wing.

Cadence scribled a note on a piece of parchment and went up to the professor's desk. Handing it to him it said:

As she handed it to the professor she let out another low croak.

Samantha stepped into the dark classroom and sighed-potions!-her brother had mentioned it to be the worst subject possible but Sam thought she would test it out first.
Sam walked carefully to the back of the classoom avoiding any poitions or cauldrons that she would be able to knock over-due to her clumsseness- and sat. Staying well away from the front, she didn't want to get her eye popped out or anything. That was for sure.

Cadence thought for a moment about glaring at the girl who had done this to her, but then realized that too many people already thought she was a mean person, so just had to silently hope that one of her friends would give her a death glare. It's a good thing Set isn't here, he'd bite her head off. Cadence thought to herself. But the girl had apologized, at least to the Professor, that counted a little. Though she hadn't apologized to Cadence or the girl who had been hit in the back of the head with it. Cadence could tell she felt really bad though.

He did manage to keep himself from laughing at the poor student. "I'm sure we can work something out," he said, looking up as another student approached.

"Ah... Thank you, that's useful information. Did it have the effect you were looking for or did you not know what you were doing?" he asked, accepting the vial and peering at it. "I think the same antidote will work. It's one used for babbling beverage and other such poisons. Rather generic," he said and handed a vial of antidote to the poor, croaking, student.

Cadence accepted the vial happily and drank it down in one swig. She waited a moment before speaking, giving the antidote time to enter her system, then she beamed at the professor. Thank you Headmasater! And with that she turned back to Melanie and Ana and the returned to their tables, putting their things away, whispering about how fun that class had been.

And I learned my first spell! How to light fires! Cadence said smiling at the other girls.

"Yes very funny and... diferrent... and after all this mess the homework will be easy i hope. But tell us how is the spell?" she asked enthusiastically.