Sneeze looked over at who sneezed. "Bless you. Aaaaaachhhoooooo!" Sneeze sneezed. Wow. He hadn't done that in a long time. James tried to get his hand up to cover his mouth but he couldn't. Darn glue.

Bonnie walked into the crowded Charms classroom and took a seat at a desk by the window. She searched through her heavy bag until she found her textbook, quill and ink and then plced her bag beneath the wooden desk. This had always been her favourite seat in Charms, ever since she found out her mother used to sit here, when she was at Hogwarts. Bonnie sat back in her chair, observing the rest of the class, and waited for the lesson to begin.

It was time for class! Huzzah! Ian, who had been sitting outside of the classroom in a rolling chair, rolled on into the classroom. "Weeee!!!!!" he squealed. Yes, there had been a student death recently, and yes, it was sad, but he was not about to let that depress the entire school. No. He was a happy guy.

However, when he rolled into the classroom, his ears were immediately met by unnecessary chatter and bickering. This immediately soured his mood. "Quiet!" he boomed. "You all should know by now not to chat so much before a lesson starts. I won't be taking points since I haven't technically started the lesson yet, so you better thank your lucky stars I'm not taking points." Ugg. Why did they have to be so difficult?

"Now then, class has begun. If you haven't already, take out your things." He waited for the students to take out their quills, ink, notebooks, wands, books....what have you.

"As some of you may have noticed," he said, standing up. Ian had forgotten he had purposefully stuck the chair to his rear for comic effect and suddenly became very annoyed by the fact that the chair rose with him when he stood up. At least he had worn his belt extra tight today, although that did require some assistance from magic.

He groaned. "Great." He quickly murmured the incantation to remove the chair from his behind and continued. "As some of you may have noticed, I coated some of the chairs in glue. So, are there any guesses as to what today's lesson might be?"



OOC: When I ask you to keep chatter to a minimum, I expect you to keep chatter to a minimum. I won't be taking points because the lesson hadn't started, but you should know by now not to chat so much, especially after that Transfiguration lesson.

"Unglueing things?" asked Barry, hand raised. This was a strange professer.

Kayla raised her hand, "We're going to learn a charm to unstick us from these chairs. Which unfortunately I have managed to sit on a glued chair, so I'm really hoping that's what the lesson is about today."

Cam raised his hand. "The Permanent Sticking Charm, Professor?"

Miles raised his hand quickly. "Oooh! A spell that will make things become unsticky?"

"Relashio charm??" Ray answered after raising his hand. "Or an anti-glue charm" Ray suggested

Wasn't he a tad over excited? Melanie watched dully as the professor rolled in on a rolling chair squealing like a five year old. Normally she would have been begging for a ride, but right now she was most definetly not in the mood.

Amazing how his mood changed so quickly. Noticing the chatter he had quickly put a stop to it. Melanie was quite thankful that he hadn't taken points away as there had been a few Hufflepuffs talking among themselves.

Melanie pulled her supplies from her bag and while leaning over to do this Melanie realized she was stuck to the chair. What in the name of Merlin?! He coated some chairs in clue. Fantastic.

And the smart professor got stuck to his own chair. Melanie sighed as he asked what they may be doing today and raised her hand. "Learning to get these chairs off of us." she guessed, hopefully.

Tobi raised his hand, still in a mood, "An unsticking charm like Relashio, or a scouring charm like Scourgify?" He guessed.

If there is any divine power it won't be Scourgify.

Jake raised his hand. "Summoning another pair of trousers?" he asked, confused. What charm unstuck glue, he didn't know, and this was as close to logic as Jake could get.

Raising her hand, Liz asks "Might it be an unsticking charm, like waddiwasi?"

Sneeze raised his hand. "An unsticking charm, maybe. Unglueing something." Sneeze really wanted to get some points for his class. He smiled to the professor. He would need to have a talk with the professor, he seemed very friendly.

Trying not to move too much because she had already ripped her robes from trying to get off the chair, Kayla raised her hand again. "Perhaps a severing charm." Although that might be a little severe, if you didn't do the charm right you could end up with half your skin torn off.

Allie raised her hand.
"Maybe a sticking charm...or since the glue sticks and unsticking charm...or both!" she said.

Now who on Earth is entering the classroom in such a manner? Whoever it is better watch out, or they'll chance losing a ton of points! It better not be a Gryffindor... Anna finally glanced up from the chapter she'd been reading to find none other than the professor zooming into the room on a rolling chair. Wow. Anna promptly closed her book and put it away. These professors sure are acting a bit...weird lately, to say the least. Anna blinked and sat up straight when the professor yelled for everyone to get quiet. Shesh. The students nine doors down probably heard that warning.

Anna dug through her bag and pulled out the materials she'd need for class. As she searched, Anna eyed the seat next to her. It was still full of icky glue. Ewww. What a mess. When the professor questioned the idea behind the mess, Anna raised her hand and said, "Scorgify, tergio, or perhaps some sort of sticking charm?"

"An unsticking or unstucking charm" she said raising her hand

"An unsticking charm?" Natasha suggested with a faint smile, it wasn't the best suggestion but she tried right? She looked up at the Professor with a smile to see what they would be learning that day.

Chris raised his had, "Perhaps an unsticking charm."

"If you said the sticking and unsticking charms, then you are correct," Ian said. "However, to prevent some of you trouble makers from wreaking havoc on the school, I will not be teaching you the permanent sticking charm, since that is impossible to remove, even with magic.

Now that the chatter had stopped and he could hear himself think, Ian was beginning to return to his normal self. Thank goodness. He hated being mean and angry.

"We will be starting with...hmm...I was originally going to start with the sticking charm, but since many of you appear to not be as observant as I had hoped, we'll have to start with the unsticking charm. Before I teach you anything, do any of you have any theories as to what the incantation may be?"

Well, this should be interesting!

"Oh, or a sticking charm," Tobi added, thinking dearly of how he'd like to glue a few people's mouth's shut, or their hands together. "Oh, can we learn the permanent sticking charm? PLEEEEASE?"

It would come in so handy, he thought viciously.

But alas it was not to be...

"Awww." he groaned like a five year old.

Raising her hand again, and once again saying "Might it be Waddiwasi?"

Cam raised his hand, he totally knew this. "Hocusily pocusily unstick." Hmph, those students didn't know what they were saying.

Hmm, tough one. But Miles went for a wild guess and raised his hand. "Releas...o?" He said, as his hand slowly moved back down again.

Qaz raised her hand and replied, 'Removus Stickiness?'