Aaron got up and avoided all the other moving kids. He then walked over to the genreal area of Iris, Satine, and Fallon. He took out his wand.

Oh boy, here we go...

He then pointed it at a random piece of wall and just went for it. Sweating and nervous, he said the spell, "Aparecium!" Of course, like usual, nothing happened. He tried again. "APARECIUM!!!" Did invisible ink appear on the wall? No. Did a big flame ball erupt from his wand? Yes!

"AAH!!!" he said scared. Thankfully, nothing caught on fire. But it scared him and a bunch of people around him.

Instinctively, Daphne glanced upwards where Copernicus had aimed his spell. "Tough Luck, Kettleburn," announced the blond Gryffindor as she didn't see anything appear. "Maybe next time. Perhaps, underneath you?" suggested Daphne aiming her wand at his feet. "Aparecium."

Hmmm. Perhaps, it wasn't so easy after all.

Amber ran to one of the many walls in the classroom and said, "Aparecium!" And nothing happened. So she decided to move onto some of the desks. She pointed where she was sitting before and said, "Aparecium!" And the strangest message appeared. It said, "When the clock strikes nine, a little bullfrog will sniff pine." Amber just shrugged and moved onto another desk.

Daniel listened as the Professor said that sentences are ought to be found everywhere in the classroom. He remembered the incantation and practiced it in his mind, A-par-EE-see-um.

He then walked towards the front floor and knelt.

He pointed his wand towards it and said in an ordering tone, A-par-EE-see-um

He looked at the floor closely and noticed a word.

He continued to point the wand on the direction of he thinks will continue the sentence and then muttering the incantation.

Aparecium, Aparecium, Aparecium,

He then raised his hand and said, "Professor, I think I found something."

"Apareci-- WHOA!" Zeke had begun, only to be startled by the ball of fire shooting out of wand of the firstie near him. "Gotta watch out for that thing," he said with a good-natured laugh.
"Aparecium!" He said again, successfully completing the word this time. The fat, ginger cat went to Belgium. Hmm. Wow. The professor wasn't lying, this stuff was kind of random...

Diane got the tips of her hair burnt as she practiced with her most dedicated concentration. Thus, she didn't notice at all the heat or the fire.

"Apparecium!" she said again, waving her hand over the parchment. It didn't sound difficult at all, now did it. Actually, the difficult part may be drawing or writing in the dark. So when she finally managed to uncover her writing, it rather looked like an obsene drawing.

She blinked at that. Then the page was set on fire. Little did other people know, this pyrotechnics were on purpose.

Cedric walks around.very fast,so fast.He didn't mind at all if he bump to other students who were busy searching for notes too..

hmm,fun fun fun!

"Aparecium."Nothing appeared when he used the spell to the wall

"Aparecium."Nothing happened again,getting desperate.He checked every wall,windows and desks if there's a note.

"This should be my last try"He mumbled.

"Aparecium,Aparecium,Apareciummm."He waved his wand in different directions,desks,cabinets and Vase.

At last,He found something.

IN PINK COLOR???

Gingersnapple is Missing!

Well,The notes he had found was very random but it do make sense,Gingersnapple,Prof Bunbury's cat was missing and the suspect in that happenings is JAKE UPSTEAD,but Cedric didn't believe that.Jake is his friend.

YAY for practice!

Easy charm, this one, that Fyo knew. But practice, he was going to because - to go with the clichés - there was always room for improvement, and practice made perfect.

Pushing back his chair a little, the Gryffindor stood up, his eyes scanning the classroom. LOTS of students had already gotten up and found themselves CuteWarmFuzzy sorta spots to try out the charm, but he still did not feel the need to hasten.

- Easy always did the trick, y'know.

A bit of walking around found him what he felt was the perfect spot for his task - a corner of wall that was unoccupied by any of the other students. Now, what was he supposed to do? Oh yes, point his wand, and just say the charm.

"Aparecium," Fyo said, wand aloft, his voice clear.

Nothing happened.

Wha -? Fyo shook his head, and gave the whole thing another try. "Aparecium," he said again, his voice even clearer, this time around. A second elapsed but, thankfully, this time there were results: writing was appearing on the wall, preeettty writing that Fyo found kind of.. well, kind of cute.

It read:
The octopus is sat upon the cactus.

Whaaa-?

Lyra smiled broadly when she heared she had done excellent, she needed a push sometimes cause she always wanted to do something perfect, but that always leaded to something .....disastrous.

Feeling more confident, Lyra stood up from her seat but didn't move. Instead she took her wand out of her holster stepped on her chair, so that she could see the ceiling more closely and pointed her wand at the ceiling above her, her wand arm outstretched and shouted "Aparecium!"

and no secret letter to be found. Sighing Lyra tried again, she jumped off the chair and this time she walked to the wall on the right, she choose a spot and pointed her wand at it. "Aparecium!" she said again , no luck

Third time's the charm right? oh no wait, seven is the charm in her world, but she didn't wanted to get unlucky six times so she just stuck with the third time'd charm..... Walking to a desk near the front, Lyra pointed her wand at it and shouted "Aparecium!" ...nooooooo luck. Who ever said third times the charm is well..stupid, yes.. well at least she knew the spell now.

Demetria walked over to a scetion of wall. "Aparecium." she said as she pointed her wand to the wall. Nothing. Maybe somewhere else. She walked over to another blank space and said "Aparecium" Still nothing. Grrrrrr. Must find paper. she thought to herself. Demetria climbed up on one of the desks so she could reach a higher level of wall. "Aparecium." she said this time determined to find something. A peice of parchment began appearing and a smile popped up on Dem's face. She squinted her eyes so she could read it better. "The pink banana galloped to the pixie palace on his cat." She looked at the professor, then back to the parchment. "Wow, someone was bored." she smiled

Alice's jaw dropped as she was watching Fyo practiced the spell. Was it difficult? She looked around the class once again before raised his wand hand to search for her hidden secret note. What it would be? Hint for another creature bite? Or More flood? Oh..noes. Or..or..another visit to Honeydukes? She giggled and blushed, obviously hiding her face from Fyo. Apparently failed.

Now..get hold of yourself Alice. Start Practice.

Practice. She took a deep breath and casted the spell as her wand pointed at the wall. Aparecium. Mhm. Nothing had happened. She changed the direction now. Back side of the wall.

Aparecium. Aparecium. This sounds good. But the result. She pouted at Fyo. Just one more time if it didn't work she would ask his help.

Her wand pointed at the opposite wall, Aparecium!! Her voice was loud and clear. Now for her surprise the letters started appearing. One by one. She mouthed and read,

No exams for this term.

Haha.. she laughed and looking at her Lion. Fyo.

Was that Butterfly?

Fyo blinked, clearly surprised as he caught sight of that familiar shade of hair and, for a moment, pretty much forgot that he was in a classroom - and practicing in it, too - because, let's admit it, he didn't get to see much of her around lessons.

Luuuckkkyyy him. YAY, people, YAY, I tell ya!

His eyes caught hers, and Fyo grinned, before forcing himself to look away. Now, where had he been? The charm, yes. He had already managed to reveal, for himself, one of the [pretty random, y'know] messages scribbled on the walls, and now he was all ready to try out another spot. Standing up straighter, Fyo let his wide eyes scan the room, until they landed on an empty desk.

Puuurrrffuuuuctt.

He made his way over to the said piece of furniture, pointing his wand at it, and saying out the incantation. "Aparecium!" There was half a moment's wait, after which writing began to spread out over the desk.

Floods in Hogwarts are not good.

Well, he had known that, he had. Fyo shook his messy hair out of his eyes, [clearing his mind of thoughts about Lissy and] pointing his wand at another spot on the desk, before deciding he wanted to try out something else. Like the roof. Or a window. Or..

Well, anything else, really.

Roland concentrated with his wand held aloft. The parchment in front of him stood on the desk waiting. He pointed his wand and said "a-paaar-seee--um". Nothing happened.
He tried again, "aparecium" he said. He thought it sounded correct. This spell was ideal for the job he wanted. He said job. His ideal lifestyle was to work and not have a job. Being tied down by the ministry wasn't something he was looking forward to.
The parchment he pointed it at glimmered. Upon the parchment the words "simply fuss free" appeared. Roland appreciated the irony.

Cam looked at his wand and poked the tip of it with his own finger, wondering if... if it was broken or something. "Hmmhmhmm," he hummed, continuously poking the tip of his wand. If it hadn't beeen broken, then how the heck did he faaaaiillll?? Stooopid wanddd. Ooohh, maybe it didn't work 'cause he didn't poke the wall hard enough!

He was gonna stab the wall until it was deaaaaad. MWAHHAHA. He started muttering the spell in his head again and then said the incantation. "Apareseeummmmm!" And he basically STABBED the wall with his sword wand so hard but not too hard to go crazy enough to break his own stoopid wand to make ink appear.

...

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.

Meaaan mean wand.

Iris looked at the overly active Slytherin in shock. Oh My Goodness. Iris walked over to a esk and decided to try that. pointing her wand at the desk she said "aparecium!" she looked at the bag poking out from under the desk and reckognised it as Satines bag, she quickly looked back on the desk only to find the writing fading away. damn it, okay Iris, Try again! "aparecium!" Iris watched the words apear "tell want They you something to " Iris looked at the words... That made no sence! Using her logic she proded the letters about with her wand until she found the right order, They want to tell you something. "riiight.she said quietly to herself, This professor really is barking! she thought as she looked around at all the different messages dotted around the room.

Whoa. Caaaaaaam was being.. TOTALLYCRAZYOHMYGOSHCOOL! Fyo's eyes seemed to light up - literally, not metaphorically - as he watched the Slytherin's progress, and he sort of had to force them to look away.

Now he just needed to find a cosy corner to try out the charm again..

Now they were going to try and find hidden, special messages? AWESOME! Miles quickly took out his wand from his pocket and ran to the first desk which wasn't crowded with people. Now, if he could just get the incantation right.

"APPEREESEUM!" ...nothing. Oh? Miles thought again about the incantation again and tried again. "APPPEREEECIUM!" ...nothing. Dagnabbit. He wanted to know a secret message!

Lyra decided that she was not going to give up, not untill she had found atleast one secret message. She wondered how her class mates could find messages so quickly.

She stood on her feet and spinned around, her eyes closed. When she opened them again she was.
1 dizzy and 2. nauseous.
Shaking her head she looked at the place where she ended and pointed her wand at the right wall of the classroom. "Aparecium!" she said and to her surprise she found a few letters glow up. Lyra walked towards the wall where the letters had vanished again, she tried again and this time she could read what it said:

The giant Quid loves icecream.

.......wait whaaaa?

Wow, this was fun, but also a little confusing? So there were messages simply everywhere in the classroom and they were to find the messages. Cool. Grace had seen some messages were really random and she wondered how her messages would be. She looked at the desk which was standing in front of her. It stood in a strange angle, no? Probably Grace wanted to see it so. Nevertheless she moved it and touched the floor with her wand, muttering "Apareseeim." Nothing happened. She was very disappointed. She looked around at other people. Wait--she got the word wrong. She turned back to the floor, cleared her throat and said "Aparecium." clearly. She waited and waited, until--

'Yes, I'm a pencil.'

She giggled at that, a phrase she always used when she didn't understand something. Apparently she wasn't the only one who used it. She stood up and went to the other side of the room.

Mia chewed on her lower lip, looking around her. She pointed her wand at the wall, and then lowered it, shaking her head. It's too far. I need to get nearer to it. As she was walking up to the wall, she ran straight into a desk.
Crash!
Ouch.
Embarrased, she tried to cover the extraordinary example of her ability to walk properly by pointing the wand at the desk and going,"Aparecium!" Uh-oh. Nothing."Aparecium. Aparecium. Aparecium." Huh. Still nothing. Maybe there was nothing here. She started to turn away. Wait! What was that? A splotch of colour appeared on the desk. It looked like an.......ink-blot. Mia looked cheerful for a moment, before she realised that an inkblot wasn't actually 'writing'. Huh. Just the thing that'd happen to her. An ink-blot, no less.
She pointed her wand at the floor, and looking threateningly at it, shouted"Aparecium!" Hey Presto! Writing appeared!

The spoon ran away with the moon.

She giggled. But, wait......the spoon had run away with the plate, right? Ah well. Never mind. Something ran away. Ahem, something had appeared. Writing. That was enough.
As another thought stuck her, she raised her hand and said,"Professor, why cant we use sperevealo to reveal all the writings? Why do we need another spell at all?"

Recovering from his giant fireball, Aaron decided to try again. "Aparecium!!!" Aaron felt confident that time. But instead of a giant fireball, flowers shot out followed by butterflies. Well, it's not as bad as a fireball. Aaron decided to give his wand a prep talk. "It's ok. I understand. My family is bad at simple Charms. I get it. But do me a favor. Help me out a bit. If you do, I'll polish you real good tonight. Yeah, I know you want that. Okay..." He then pointed his wand at the wall. "Aparecium!!!" Yes! It worked!

My toenail likes to tango.

Okay, this dude IS nuts. Aaron then went to another part of the room t osee if there were any messages there, too...

Aha!

Just the spot! Yup, yup, Fyodor Balouch had found just the spot he had been looking for. A nifty, little desk, yo! The third year proceeded towards the piece of furniture in question – trying, in the meanwhile, not to gape at Lissy, and thankfully succeeding at it – and whipped out his wand.

Not that he had had it pocketed, or anything.

The whipping action was just.. really cool.

Yeah.

“Aparecium!” he said, brandishing his wand like a sword. Annnddd - - nothing happened. No wonder, too, given the entirely incorrect wand movement. Fyo shrugged to himself, before giving the charm another try. “Aparecium!” he said, this time more seriously. Big, bold letterings spread over the desk, and he beamed at them. YAY!

They read:

tree the wizard The climbs.

Whaaa -?

As Iris went to cast the spell on one of the windows, she saw Aaron talking to, no persuading his wand to work. She tried not to laugh, but failed epically when she read what message he uncovered. "does it really Aaron?" she muttered to him as she said APARECIUM! and watched the message trickle down the window like water droplets 'incy wincy didn't like water' it read. ... . Okayy.... who or what the heck was 'Incy wincy?" she thought, looking baffled as she looked around to see everyone elses messages, or lack of messages.

William got up and moved to a random post on the back wall his eyes searching for the perfect place to cast his spell. his mind was already reeling off the incantation memerising the spell before he attempted to cast it. One thing he had learned from his cousin was to concentrate on the spell before casting. That way it'd work. nodding to himself he pointed his wand at a random spot and said "Aparecium." he watched as out of no where two words appeared. "The butterfly..." he blinked, frowning as he cast the spell again beside the words "Aparecium." he muttered watching as more words flitted into life. "Likes to dance." Okay... he thought giggling a bit at the randomness. "aparecium, Aparecium!" he said again pointing his wand at the rest of the wall. The whole sentence appeared and he blinked rapidly. "The butterfly likes to dance in lemonaide?" He said out loud. Since when did butterflies dance he wondered to himself as he shook his head.

After getting enough practice done, Diane stood up and walked next to her mates at the room southern wall. Then she started waving her wand over the surface as if it was a device to find metal. She brought herself a very good while before she dropped that and lowered herself at the desks, one by one, so close to the wand it might have been a magnifying glass to her. Finally, something appeared in somebody else's desk...

"Ave... average..." She moved her wand back and forwards like an eraser, and found it read a whole sentence - the average person thinks he isn’t. Holding her wand with a befuddled expression, she thought, er, maybe this wasn't written by the professor at all. So she moved to other desks...