Gold half-smiled, at Rae. Things had not gone too well, the first time they had talked. But now, talking to Rae again, she decided that the girl was actually pretty nice. Or at least, could be pretty nice. It depended on what kind of mood Rae was in, when you came across her. Or maybe it was just that Xylon talk made the Slytherin brighten up.

"I hope he didn't cuddle me too much or anything," she said honestly, as she straightened up. Hearing Professor Kingsley she nodded with a polite "Yes, sir," and looked around, taking in everyone to see if anyone looked wobbly, or was in need of assistance.

Gold's green eyes flickered with concern, when she saw how dizzy Lexi looked. Though she was glad that the younger Gryffindor was cheerful, and had found the lesson fun. She had not expected the hug, however; and that was why, when Lexi hugged her, Gold was actually thrown off her balance. It was a pleasant surprise, though. Returning the hug, Gold smiled down at her Kitty!Bestie. Hehehe.

"Come on, let me help you back to the castle." Because she could tell Lexi was still a bit off-balance.

Oh, and there was another person who looked exhausted. Ellie. If Gold remembered correctly, the Ravenclaw had been a puppeh. In fact, one that had scared Kitty!Gold, now that the "real" Gold thought of it. The memory was rather fuzzy, but it was definitely there. Kitty!Gold, scared of Puppy!Ellie. The thought made her smile, now.

"You alright?" She asked Ellie, before adding, "I was pretty scared of you, as a kitten."

Hehehe.

Dylan needed to speak to Professor Lawson. She knew he did. Hopefully she wouldn't tell him to speak to her in her cabin thingy, because he didn't really want to do it there. He could run far away from here. But not if he was locked inside an office.

Arya was enjoying watching everyone change back. It was like watching some muggle tv show and she had front view. Before she knew it, class was over. Sadface. Well, it had to end sometime. Picking up her notebook and quill she scribbled down the homework before stuffing her belongings into her bookbag and stood up, slinging the bag over her shoulder. It didn't seem like they needed her help, since most everyone had gone and those that didn't were being helped by the prefects. "See ya latter Lady Lawson and Professor Kingsley. It was a great class." Grinning at both of the professors, she turned on her heels and skipped out of the class, fixing her beanie along the way.

Lexi smiled weakly at Gold and then nodded her head. "That might be a good idea. I still feel a bit... off," she said honestly. Turning to look for her "brother" she saw him still standing drooling over Mrs. Professor Lawson. "What an idiot, " she muttered under her breath as she slipped her arm through her kitty companion's too better stay on balance.

Gold had been able to tell as much, by the look on Lexi's face. She nodded, quite glad to be able to help. Re-shouldering her bag, the sixth year linked her arm with Lexi's and - after sparing half a second of thought to wonder what on earth Dylan was up to - gently helped the younger girl out of the class area, and back up to the castle.

Sometimes, she was glad Hogwarts had moving staircases. They made up for the lack of elevators, beautifully.

Maybe she could return, once Lexi was safely in the castle, to see if anyone else needed a hand. Gold decided she might, as she held Lexi gently, and continued the walk back to the castle.

Lexi smiled as she and Gold walked up toward the castle together. She figured it was odd for Gold knowing that Lexi and he were such close friends now... well family, actually. But she didn't broach the subject at all. She just walk on in silence toward the castle so she get up to the dorm and lie down for a bit.

Ellie looked up at a new voice. Someone she'd seen around quite often, but never got a chance to meet.

"I'm alright," she shrugged and smiled. Oh no! She scared someone?! "I'm so sorry! I hope I didn't do anything too bad..." Merlin it was awful! not knowing what you've been up to. Especially when someone says you scared them. And Ellie would never hurt a fly in human form... usually.

Returning to the "classroom" after she had ensured that Lexi was in the castle, safe and sound, Gold had to smile, when Ellie spoke to her. "You didn't actually say anything to kitty me," she laughed. "But I saw you, and was all frightened because I thought you were going to eat me, or something." That memory was clear enough.

Must have something to do with the fear.

She straightened up, and half-smiled at Ellie. The Ravenclaw looked pretty exhausted. It had to be how much she had played as a puppy, right? "If you're still feeling a little off, I can help you back to the castle," she offered. Her mind was still on Puppy!Ellie and Kitty!Gold.

This had been a lovely class.

Ellie gave a weary smile and a feeble laugh.

"Yeah, I guess. Just a moment." she hurriedly took out a bit of parchment and her quill and ink and copied the homework, in pretty awful handwriting seeing as her hand was shaking. She stuffed it all back into her bag and stood up.

She started seeing spots. "Woah, way too fast." she muttered and sat back down. Ellie waited a few more minutes, finished her water and stood back up. Slowly this time. Much better.

She looked at the prefect and gave her a smile. "I'm Ellie, by the way." had they already established names, yet? And she began walking up to the castle, slowly. "I was thinking of heading to the Great Hall. Maybe some food would help."

Oh my. Ellie must have played an awful, awful lot! Gold had actually missed most of it, given that she had been a kitty who had, for the most part, been unaware of Ellie's presence - and who had obviously stayed away, when she had come to know of it.

"Steady there," she said gently, placing a hand on the girl's shoulder for a moment. She knew Ellie had had some water, and hoped she would be fine soon. Gold had drunk a couple of glasses since she had been untransfigured, and they had certainly helped her get back on her feet

"I'm Gold," she said, as she helped Ellie outside. Though most people knew her name, anyway. "Nice meeting you, Ellie -- and that sounds like a good idea. I'll help you to the Great Hall, then." That would also mean Ellie wouldn't have to climb all the way, up to the Ravenclaw common room. Linking her arm with Ellie's to support her, Gold started to slowly head to the Great Hall.

She felt sort of hungry, now.

Cela blinked a few times, not managing to pour Ellie a cup of water before Gold had appeared from nowhere and both girls had decided to go to the great hall. Hum. Okay. She watched their retreating backs for a moment and then gave the area a cursory glance, to see if anyone else needed a hand or more water before she left herself.

Xylon tucked his hands into his pockets. Well. He had jotted down the homework, still couldn't look away from Rae for more than two minutes and class was officially over. The Gryffindor straightened up and walked over to Celandine.

"Hey could I have a cup of water too?"

Because he wuz thirsty and didn't exactly have his wand on himself.

Dianna felt ready to leave so wrote down the homework and stood up.
"Whoa.." she still felt a bit wobbley but as soon as her vision cleared she packed up her things.
"Thanks Professors for the uh.. great lesson!" she smiled as she left class.

"I suppose," he mumbled fixing her with a curious gaze. Girls were so weird. Taking the cup from her, he nodded lightly. "Thanks." Brink didn't have much time for socializing, if you wanted to call it that. He also didn't have much time to finish his water before he had to pay attention to the class again.

Homework written down, he left the glass on the desk. Brinkley didn't want anything to do with house elves getting angry at him for the sake of a missing glass.

Tugging on his tie, Brinkley nodded at Kururugi as he passed to leave.

Lucy enjoyed very much and wrote down her homework, and moved towards the door and then turned towards the Professor and said "Great lesson, Professor. Bye" she said and left the room.