Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by Deniiz (Post 9790942)

Evan waited a bit nervously as Marie got the small teddy-bear. He couldn't predict her these days, so he wasn't sure what kind of a reaction he should expect, other than a nice one an ordinary girl should give. As she acknowledged that it was from him, he relieved a little. Then, when she smiled, his face broke into a smile too. This meant they were good again, right? He wanted to believe that. Giving her another smile, he returned to his objects. Now was the medium-object, a basketball. Grabbing, he examined it for a while. It was a nice one. Looking at the professor with a puzzled face, he wondered what she did with a basketball? She didn't look to be a fan of the sport, but the ball was in a good condition that suggested it wasn't for decoration. Maybe she just conjured it for the class? Must be. He had to learn the spell of that some time, 'cause he wanted a basketball as well but his parents refused to buy him one. Siiigh... they would never understand the importance of doing sports.

With a swish and flick of his wand, he said "Wingardium Leviosa!" again to float the object in the air. Then, pointing his wand at it, he said "Fixate!" When it froze in the mid-air, he smiled and performed the last spell--"Locomotor basketball." Bouncing it a few times on his desk harmlessly, he made the ball tour the class, turn around Marie's head, and come back to him, while trying different speeds at different areas. He seemed to got hold of the spells. Just the heavy object left, and he'd perfect these spells.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana

It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9790177)

While strolling around the classroom, Lexi watched--tickled pink--as the Flores girl changed the color of a boring old pot to a pretty pink color. "Excellent job, Miss Flores. Just excellent," she commented. She grew quiet and her eyebrows wrinkled in a mixture of confusion and astonishment as an elephant statue, large belly and all, grazed just past Evelyn. Where had that thing come from? She had been fairly sure there were no elephants in the boxes, but...hey, it's not like she remembered every last odd assortment she'd thrown into that supply closet.

Her focus on the elephant was broken when she noticed a piece of chocolate making its way toward her desk. Mmm...chocolate.



"Well, of course you can. There's an assortment of combined charms you can use, including Accio However, it'd be best in this situation to not try such a spell," she said, glancing around the room and noticing that about a hundred little odds and end were flipping, spinning, and zooming about. "There's so many objects in here right now that I'm afraid someone might get hurt if two people are tugging away at the same object at one time. Good question, though, Mr. Twigwell."



Ahh, a ferret. So that was what the girl had been asking about when she'd asked if they could levitate one of their personal belongings into---...

...wait just a minute. This kid had a ferret in her classroom? In her classroom?! Now Lexi was pretty easygoing, and she did have a random assortment of objects zooming about her room right now, but...a ferret?

"Well, let's think about this for just a moment, shall we? A ferret zooming around the room...such a small creature and such a big room...would likely equal ohh, say...a human being zooming around on a roller coaster," she said. As she talked, her eyes traveled to the girl's bag--there was a ferret in there? *blink* "I'd venture a pretty good guess that your ferret just might get a bit sick...all over us...if you levitated him and gave him a ride about the classroom. Not only that, I think he'd likely get hit in the head with one of these...flying elephant statues or atlases we have grazing all our heads."

Hmm... "May I see this ferret, please?" she asked, holding her hand out. "You'll get him back, I promise."



Arithmancy...mazes...all things Lexi was really interested in and wanting to reply to, but...three mischievous little boys were currently playing a game of 'hit one another upside the head with objects'---in her classroom. In her classroom!

"Misters Salander, Fletcher, and Stern! That'll be enough of this nonsense right now!" she said. "I'm not sure who--or how--or why--this whole thing started, but you'll end it right now." She glanced toward Fletcher and added, "Or else you'll find yourself serving a detention which will likely be held right in the middle of important school events."

With a not-so-amused look on her face, she waved her wand, tapped it in mid-air, and caused a slight thump on the back of Fletcher's head...despite the fact that she was all the way across the room. She paused then added, "...and those are such pretty pink cowboy boots, Mr. Fletcher," she said, making a point of pointing out the color to all in the room who could hear her. "The color looks sparkling on you, I must say. Where did you find such a pretty pink pair?"



With half her attention still on the three mischievous little boys, Lexi glanced down at a little first year Slytherin who was trying desperately to levitate something from a nearby box. "It's much easier if you pull the item from the box with your hands first," she said. She reached in and plucked out an...object...which resembled either a three-headed pig or a badly-sculpted tree. One could just never tell. Lexi turned and pointed out the directions on the board.

1. Levitate using a swish and flick of the wand plus Wingardium Leviosa.
2. Fix your object in place by pointing your wand at it and saying Fixate.
3. Move your object around the room by saying Locomotor ___ (insert object in blanks) and guiding it with your wand.

"Now then. Work on those step by step, and I'll stand nearby if you have any trouble," she said.


"Quickly finish levitating your light, medium, and heavy objects," she said, addressing the class as a whole. "We'll be moving on soon!"

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9790177)

Arithmancy...mazes...all things Lexi was really interested in and wanting to reply to, but...three mischievous little boys were currently playing a game of 'hit one another upside the head with objects'---in her classroom. In her classroom!

"Misters Salander, Fletcher, and Stern! That'll be enough of this nonsense right now!" she said. "I'm not sure who--or how--or why--this whole thing started, but you'll end it right now." She glanced toward Fletcher and added, "Or else you'll find yourself serving a detention which will likely be held right in the middle of important school events."

With a not-so-amused look on her face, she waved her wand, tapped it in mid-air, and caused a slight thump on the back of Fletcher's head...despite the fact that she was all the way across the room. She paused then added, "...and those are such pretty pink cowboy boots, Mr. Fletcher," she said, making a point of pointing out the color to all in the room who could hear her. "The color looks sparkling on you, I must say. Where did you find such a pretty pink pair?"

With half her attention still on the three mischievous little boys, Lexi glanced down at a little first year Slytherin who was trying desperately to levitate something from a nearby box. "It's much easier if you pull the item from the box with your hands first," she said. She reached in and plucked out an...object...which resembled either a three-headed pig or a badly-sculpted tree. One could just never tell. Lexi turned and pointed out the directions on the board.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9790177)

While strolling around the classroom, Lexi watched--tickled pink--as the Flores girl changed the color of a boring old pot to a pretty pink color. "Excellent job, Miss Flores. Just excellent," she commented. She grew quiet and her eyebrows wrinkled in a mixture of confusion and astonishment as an elephant statue, large belly and all, grazed just past Evelyn. Where had that thing come from? She had been fairly sure there were no elephants in the boxes, but...hey, it's not like she remembered every last odd assortment she'd thrown into that supply closet.

Her focus on the elephant was broken when she noticed a piece of chocolate making its way toward her desk. Mmm...chocolate.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by The1HBIC (Post 9790263)

Hehe, Marie's feather was going to tickle Patroclus on the ear and he didn't even know it since it was coning from behind him.

Not waiting to see his reaction she turned back to her desk and the remaining items. With a swish and a flick of her wand she said, "Wingardium Leviosa" and watched the book float up off the desk. She then pointed her wand at the book. "Fixate." and the stayed stayed there hovering over her desk. Now where to have the book go.

Aha, she knew the perfect person to send this book to. Someone who would appreciate a book on Useless Animal Facts and would probably read it too. "Locomotor Book" she said as she sent the book flying towards Destiny.

Oops, looks like it might land on her head if she doesn't move.

Originally Posted by Roselyn (Post 9791810)

Hehe...

....

WHAT WAS THAT!?

Instinctively, Evelyn moved her head back, away from whatever it was that suddenly appeared in front of it. She had HOPED it was a fly or something, but no. This was way too big to be a fly. And too...elephant-y.

Glaring at the statue, she scooted it out of the way on her desk before glancing to Destiny. Hehe, now she wasn't getting it back!

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9790177)

Ahh, a ferret. So that was what the girl had been asking about when she'd asked if they could levitate one of their personal belongings into---...

...wait just a minute. This kid had a ferret in her classroom? In her classroom?! Now Lexi was pretty easygoing, and she did have a random assortment of objects zooming about her room right now, but...a ferret?

"Well, let's think about this for just a moment, shall we? A ferret zooming around the room...such a small creature and such a big room...would likely equal ohh, say...a human being zooming around on a roller coaster," she said. As she talked, her eyes traveled to the girl's bag--there was a ferret in there? *blink* "I'd venture a pretty good guess that your ferret just might get a bit sick...all over us...if you levitated him and gave him a ride about the classroom. Not only that, I think he'd likely get hit in the head with one of these...flying elephant statues or atlases we have grazing all our heads."

Hmm... "May I see this ferret, please?" she asked, holding her hand out. "You'll get him back, I promise."



"Quickly finish levitating your light, medium, and heavy objects," she said, addressing the class as a whole. "We'll be moving on soon!"

Originally Posted by Anna Banana (Post 9791338)

It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.

"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.

Originally Posted by BanaBatGirl (Post 9792166)

Originally Posted by Destiny (Post 9792285)

Time to clean up.

Haha, Destiny only had to clean up a sock since Evelyn had everything on her desk. Her desk, her job to clean up.

Picking the sock up from her desk, she rolled it into a ball and threw it towards the box. It was like she was playing that muggle sport, casketball. Watching as the sock landed right inside the box, Destiny raised her arms over her head, "One hundred points for meeee!"

Or not.

Originally Posted by SilverTiger (Post 9792469)