Nataly went to one of the seats, trying not to chuckle as she saw Professor Kapoor. He looked like a snowman.
Smiling, Nataly went to sit on one of the stones. It was warmer now, but the early spring wind made her shiver a bit.
She remembered the events that happend just a few nights before in the Hogwarts corridors. She always thinked about WOLF in Divination lessons, and she didn't even know why she had this frightening habit. She shivered again, but this time it wasn't from the wind. Thinking about the graffities, poster and hexed gargoyle... You can say that the courage she had in that night vanished. And she was very frightened. What if she'll get caught? She and Copernicus were in the greatest danger - they did the most terrible things.
Nataly sighed, and looked at Kapoor again. A little smile crept to her worried face. "Hello, professor." she greeted him.

Miranda tightened her huffie scarf around herself and proceeded to take out her quill and notebook. Divination was a funny subject. Funny that you could basically start forseeing things that had nothing to do with anything, and funny because it was so unforseeable. Geddit? Snort.
She was just writing the topic of the lesson in her notebook when she heard footsteps and...
"Roma!" Oh there she was, finally to be mingling with more people. She was so cute and Miranda truly believed she had cured her fear for dogs. Unless those other dogs were evil and scary.

Wondering what Mr. Masterson was doing here, she began to rummage her backpack for a chocolate frog. And she found one, unwrapping it and started to munch. Yum yum!

Becca walked quickly into Divination, just in time to hear the Professor's speil about today's lesson. She waved at him and then took her seat on a stone nearby some other Ravenclaws. She wondered what they were doing out here and if there was a significance to them being split into Houses.

Marie walked to the area where divination class was being held "Hello Professor, how are you today?" Looking around she noticed everyone was sitting grouped together by their houses. She found the group of slytherins and sat down with them to wait for class to begin.

Carter laughed as a dog came up and licked his face. He in turn began scratching behind her ears. Boy did he love dogs.

Miranda giggled as Roma came to her. She was surprised the pup had actually heard her calling.
Stroking the soft furr, the Hufflepuff simply sat there, enjoying the company. "You are so pretty, Roma." she scratched Roma behind the ears. "You like being here with everyone?" Well that was obvious a stupid question. This was way better than being all alone in her cute little house. "This is more fun, yes?"

The class hadn't started yet, so why not pass the time with the fun pet? Hopefully, the Professors didn't mind them playing with her.
"Did you and Mr. Masterson bring us something fun to do?" Miranda said quietly to the puppy, so only she could hear while giving her another scratch. After a moment, she seemed to want to mingle, so Miranda let Roma go her fun way, though hoping she would return to her.

Kay walked out to where class was being hold. She looked around and didn't know where to sit. She saw Marie and Rafe. But they were sitting with their houses. Kay walked over to where the Hufflepuff were sitting and sat down. "Hello Professor Kapoor, How are you today?" Kay smiled.

HAahaaha! Claudia = funneh. :D
 

"Indeed." Professor Kapoor gave a nod of the head. He pulled out his pocket watch. Had it been night? Oh, what on earth was his head all about, then? He smiled when he saw Neo's doggy. "Well, I see you've brought along a very lovely assistant." He reached out to give the doggy and quick petting before beginning class. "Thank you for agreeing to help me do this class, Mr. Masterson." He whispered in. "Do you happen to have your wand upon you?", he inquired still in a hushed voice.

Kapoor looked behind himself and Neo. Had they an extra set of hands on board? Not seeing Professor Vindictus, he went back to reaching for a cloth bag. Maybe the darkness of the approaching evening was affecting the students vision.

"Miss BelCanto!" Kapoor began reaching into his bag that he'd brought down from the towers and making a rustling noise. "I hope you brought enough chocolate for everyone. Because they'll go excellently with the marshmallows I brought for anyone who gives insightful answers today in class." He said pulling out the rustling noise to expose it for the bag of fresh Honeydukes marshmallows. He was kidding, of course about having enough chocolate for everyone, but he sort of wished he'd thought of it now himself.

"Alright, class. To begin our lesson, I'm going to ask you to riddle me this...which charm -essential for today's Divination lesson- goes best with marshmallows?" He pulled at the opening of the marshmallows and busted open the bag, sending one or two renegade marshmallows rolling away on the dirt grounds.

Kenneth quickly found a seat and slouched down to the ground so his back rested against the stone. He loosened his tie and rolled his sleeves up making sure his forearm rested against his knees.

Celandine thought about the question and slowly put her hand up.

"I can only think of transfiguration spells, Professor. Either to conjure fire with incendio or to conjure sticks with ferula."

MARSHMALLOWS!!!!!

Cela twitched a tiny bit.

Herminny raised her hand and asked, "I the answer to you're riddle incendio professor Kapoor?".

"Wonderful job, ladies! You've each earned a marshmallow." He reached into the bag and took out two, one for each. "Catch!" He said, tossing each one to each young lady.

"That is exactly what we're going to do to start off the class. Everyone, take out your wands." He instructed.

Ken took his wand out and tapped it lightly against his thigh waiting for further instruction. Marshmallows wow, the ultimate reward. Ken snorted at the cynicism of his thoughts and ran his hand over his clean shaven head.

His wand still missing, Kapoor looked nervously at the larger fire pit. Maybe Neo knew how to light it the muggle way? Roma? Could she start a fire? Kapoor looked at the dogs alert and happy face.

"When you're ready, one person at a time take turns casting 'incendio' at your fire pits until it catches." He instructed the class.