Lily was still attempting to stifle her laugh when Louisa started wrapping her arm. "I'm not typically good at acting like this *laughs out loud because she couldn't help it*" Lily grinned back at Louisa as the fifth year finished wrapping her fake wound. "It's fine... and now it's your turn to be drama-ful, if that's even a word." Lily replied sitting upright again.

She grabbed the makeup while she waited for Louisa to get comfortable, so that Lily could have a go. "Do you want a gruesome one, or one like mine?" Lily asked while looking around at what the others had done.

Amelia nodded now when he said that he was good. She was glad that he was taking it okay, because she knew that a lot of boys would have a problem with makeup being put on them. But she supposed if it was to mimic a wound, they wouldn't mind it as much.

Finally, she was done and stood back from him. "There. Now you are injured." And it was time for her to heal his 'wound'. hehe.

She carefully placed the gloves on her hands like she was shown in the demonstration (and it actually was rather difficult to do), then looked back over to Lewis. "Okay, I'm going to need you to lie down now and raise your legs... and both arms if you can." :33

Chuckling and taking off her cuffs, Louisa nodded, "You were pretty good, anyway." The girl, then started rolling up one of her sleeves. First the robe's sleeve and then the shirt's. "I think dramaful is better than dramatic." She grinned at Lily, giving her the correct word. Being a big sister and all here. If Vashti had seen or heard the two, she wouldn't believe what a nice caring big girl Louisa was being. Heh.

"Whatever you want, kiddo." She flashed a smile, "If you feel like drawing, go ahead and draw some gruesome wound. Just make sure you patch me up well." With a wink, Louisa pulled the desk where bandages and the cuff lied for Lily to use them when she was done drawing the wound.

Lily blushed slightly as Louisa complemented her acting. Lily didn't really like acting but she felt it made the practice a bit more interesting. "I think you're right since dramatic tends to have a negative connotation." Lily replied shyly smiling, because she felt like she was going all textbook-y again. She tended to do that a lot in her classes, but she didn't want to scare her friends by doing the same thing.

Grinning as she got ready to draw the 'wound', Louisa's comment with 'kiddo' made Lily think of her dad, since her dad would call her the same thing. But snapping back to the present time, Lily started drawing. It wasn't too gruesome, but Lily thought that it could pass as a real wound. "How does that look?" she asked as she carefully grabbed a pair of cuffs, to try and get them on. The first one was difficult, but once she managed to get it on, she could get the second with no trouble. Now to start wrapping. "Are you ready?" Lily asked smiling at the Ravenclaw.

Louisa laughed at the younger girl's comment, "Why, Lily, I guess you and I are a match!" Being nerdy and all. The fifteen years old herself was, and probably is, like that. Looking down as Lily started her wound making. Her eyebrows were raised slightly, in surprise at the detailed wound the girl drew. Louisa's drawing was merely a line across the other girl's arm but Lily seemed to be into this activity. Broadening her smile, Louisa spoke, "You're a very good painter as well."

"I am ready!" She slumped in her chair and extended her exposed arm to the 'healer'. "Excuse me for not acting my role perfectly like you did." Grin. "I'm not so good at faking stuff." True. People said she was a blatant honest person, even.

When Ella was finally done, Sophie sat up, smiling widely. It has been quite fun! She liked being the patient better than being the healer though. "We did a nice job here, ma'am! We're gonna liiive!" she said throwing her arms up. She felt the bandages on one of her arms and giggled. That was a weird feeling.

Now all they had to do was to wait for the lesson to resume. Sophie sat by Ella quietly, watching the other students work.

Lily smiled after hearing what Louisa had to say about them being alike. Lily had kinda guessed that they had certain things in common when she had first met the fifth year. After briefly looking up from her wound painting on Louisa's arm, Lily smiled at the older girl's reaction. "Thank you. I've taken a few lessons." Lily was glad to see that her artwork, even if it was a replica of a wound, was appreciated.

"Ok..." Lily replied smiling at Louisa's comment about acting. "That's ok, it isn't really necessary." Lily grabbed one of the bandages and started to wrap Louisa's arm. She tried to make it tight enough to put the pressure 'needed' to stop the bleeding, but loose enough to not cut off the circulation. She also made sure to cover the entire 'wound' so that there wouldn't be any chance of 'infection'. Once she had finished, she tucked the end in nicely, and stepped back to let Louisa see. "Is that good?" She asked taking her cuffs off and grabbing a seat to wait for the class to continue. She decided to keep her arm wrapped just for the rest of the day,kinda as a joke.

" Wow, Minnie. you're getting better with that spell. " Justin said with a smile. She wass so smart and handy with that wand of hers. He only hoped he could do half as well as she did.

Minerva smiled. "Well thanks." she put the bandage on the wound and held it putting pressure on the bleeding. "Ok now I need to get another bandage for this other wound. You really got beaten didn't you Justin." she teased then pointed her wand "Inurio Bani" the bandage came out of her wand on the first try this time. "Ok dear hold still so the blood doesn't come out to face. I don't want to pass out." she chuckled and took the arm with the second wound.

Justin nearly fell over at her question. " Yeah, a crazy girl did it to me." he said playing along with her funny line of questioning.

India was nearly startled but couldn't help but accept when Vanessa, the amazing healer offered to be her partner. "Yeah that would be quite wonderful actually thank you" she smiled.

India glanced over to the girl who was speaking to healer Vanessa and smiled. Really she hadn't even met the other girl ever - and didn't know exactly how good of enunciation she had...since at twelve India still garbled her words like she was talking through a mouth full of marbles.

"I'm India Johanson - you are?" She smiled softly to the little girl. What it was alright if she called her a kid she was only three years older than her own sister, so she was a kid to her.

Then turning to Healer Vanessa she smiled, "I would love learn from you at sometime though - possibly in the next Seminar or even if I run into you over summer since it is my seventh year...I really do want to learn to be a Healer myself" she was being honest. She thought she'd make a great healer, because she liked helping people, didn't mind blood much - but most of all she hated seeing sick people.

"Alright, so who do you want to be the guinea pig to go first?" She asked Louise before she could even tell her own her name.

"Thanks Violet.." Ira said to her when Violet complimented her not-so-neat bandaging skills. Now it was her turn to be the patient.

"I think a wound on hand would be much more better, yes? It will be easier for you too.." Ira said to Violet. Saying so, Ira went and sat on the table, waiting for Violet do the 'makeup'

Breeeeatheee! Breeeeatheee!!

Lewis had settled with just staring at the 'wound' that was starting to form on his arm. It looked pretty authentic too. And he wasn't sure if he was more grossed out and scared or amazed by this fact. Right now the latter definitely took over. "Wow." He commented involuntarily as Amelia stood back a little to have a look at her finished work.

Watching her struggle with putting on the sterile gloves correctly, Lewis started to nod when she was doing it right. It was the least he could do. So when she finally had them on both of her hands, he gave her a smile...which faltered a little when he heard her request. On the floor? With all of his limbs in the air?!

After a short moment of hesitation, Lewis nodded slowly and moved to do exactly as he'd been told. "Okay." Lying flat on his back he then raised both of his arms, and soon had them be followed by his legs. Now...he must've looked like a bug who'd fallen over on its back. Brilliant!

"I'm Hades Vaughn," as in the God of War, yes. He got that all the time. "I'll be the patient," he responded coolly. Unless if this Kennedy didn't mind getting hurt because that always happened when Hades performed spells he had never heard of. That was also the reason why he cancelled the thought of becoming a healer.

Pulling his sleeve above his elbow, Hades looked around the room as he waited for Kennedy to do what he had to do.

Minerva smiled at him. This was fun. She took the bandage and put it ont he second fake place. She shook her head. "Well I think if you show me who did this a new hair color might be in order." she chuckled. "Ok the bleeding as stopped on this arm, so now let's put pressure on this one. hmmmm" she got a serious look on her face. "I wonder if you could make silly bandages. In the muggle world we have bandages that look like fun cartoons. I could see a nice Yo Gabba Gabba or Dora on your cheek to cover that injury." she laughed at the image knowing he would have no clue what those kids shows were, the only reason she did was because of her brother. "Anyway" she smiled and pointed her wand "Inurio Bani" another bandage came out. This was getting easier the more she practiced. "Now hold still this mind sting a bit." why would it sting she thought to herself it's just a bandage. She placed the bandage on the third and final make up place across his cheek. "No Justin please stay away from crazy girls.. It is for your own health." she laughed "Didn't know bookworms were so much fun did you?" she held the bandage as if giving pressure to it and then let go taking off her gloves. "Ok my turn to play the injured."

Daisy nodded, and conjoured up another bandage whilst Alyssa kept pressure on the 'wound'
'This is so stressful,' she sighed tiredly, laughing a little at how realistic her stress seemed for something that was merely roleplay. She wrapped the next bandage around her friend's arm, making it look like she was trying to turn the girl into a mummy. Grinned, Daisy stood back to admire her work.
'There!' she grinned, 'maybe i'll just stick to Quidditch for now though...' Alyssa had been practically turned into a Mummy thanks to her effots.

"Oh Daisy. You did such a great job. The bleeding has stopped. You'd make a great Healer. The way you were so calm and wrapped me up, no one could have done it better than you. Great job!!"Alyssa applauded Daisy even though one if her arms now weighed a lot heavier than the other.

Good. I won’t have to keep searching, the third year told herself, while noticing the Slytherin boy approaching. Did he just make… a BOW? Whyyyy?, Gwendolyn asked herself and looked a bit puzzled. ‘Erm…Nice to meet you’, she said curtly and tried to keep in mind his name. ‘I’m Gwen, by the way’, she smirked.

*blink-blink* ‘Are you sure you don’t want to try the spells?’, the Ravenclaw asked, actually trying to sound nice. ‘I think I am going to… if you don’t mind…?’, Gwen mused and took out her wand. Perhaps it would have been nicer of her to just do the same thing and take the bandages, but she’d been really waiting for this part of the class. So here goes…

‘Caestus Coniuro…. Caestus Coniuro…. Caestus Coniuro….. Caestus Coniuro’, the third year repeated a few times the incantation and then the wand movement, which was actually quite simple. Now let’s see how this goes- ‘Caestus Coniuro’, Gwen said while making a circle with her wand. Disappointed of the fact that she didn’t get the spell right, the Ravie thought of giving up. No! I’ll do it!, she changed her mind. After practicing it a few more times, the third year really started loosing hope.‘Caestus Coniuro!!!’, the girl said loud and clear and was surprised to see the gloves appear. Blimey!

Looking back at Daichi, Gwen smirked and decided to practice the other spell sometime later. Or not. Whatever… those were just bandages. ‘I think we have to make the fake wounds’, she said and looked around, trying to locate the make-up. She then walked to the front part of the class, where Mrs. Paton pu them all and took what they still needed. ‘And here’s the fake blood’, she announced, putting it on the closest desk.

Amelia smirked at his reaction. She knew she wasn't any expert, but the fact that it looked real enough for him was a good thing. Believability made thing even more fun. ^____^

She waited for him to reluctantly lie down on the floor and elevate his limbs. That would help him if he was weak, and as well get his blood flowing back to his heart. "Okay, can you put pressure on your wound if possible?" She'd do it otherwise, but that would make it harder for her when doing the bandage.

Gwen...Gwen..Gwen.. he should be able to remember this name! It wasn't so hard. "Nice to meet you too, Gwen" he smiled a little bit after the girl introduced herself too.

Seeing her *blink blink* eyes, Daichi chuckled a little and nodded his head after her question. "Yes, i'm sure... i wasn't kidding earlier that i blow stuff up when i try new spells" Besides, the Healer had said they could do grab the stuff the muggle way which he thought was better for him.

As he grabbed his own bandages and gloves, Daichi heard Gwen's voice practising the spells from somewhere behind him. He heard a slight annoyance in her voice and he figured it wasn't working but as he turned around and walked back to his new place , he saw a gloves. "WOW!" he exclaimed as he pointed at the gloves...really cool!

Oh right, fake wounds... Daichi waited until Gwen grabbed the make-up blood and looked around, some students already had bandages on their arms. Looking back as the fake blood was placed on the desk, Daichi's eyes then went to the Ravenclaw. "Ehm... you can do the bandaging first... i'm..i'm not really sure how..eh...just go first" he ended his sentence and felt his cheeks blushing with slight embarrassment before he rolled up his sleeve so Gwen could make the fake wound.

Well, if he is actually able to blow stuff up, I’m not going to convince him to practice the spells. Whatever. ‘All right…’, the third year said and started smirking. Though, maybe it would be fun seeing him do that. Heh.

Grrr. This spell is harder than it seems, she thought and looked quite disappointed of herself. ‘Caestus Coniuro!!!’ Come on come on come ooon! ‘Caestus Coniuro!’, Gwendolyn said again and was about to jump around when noticing the gloves. Yes! I did it! As she was ready to go get the bandages, the third year heard Daichi exclaima 'wow'. *smirk* Now she definitely felt good of her achievement.

Looking around, the girl wanted to make sure they had everything gathered. Gloves, bandages, fake blood… Aham, I guess that’s it, she told herself and then looked back at Daichi. ‘Umm… all right, sure’, the Ravenclaw nodded. Truth be told, she wanted to go first anyway… Grabbing the make-up, Gwendolyn started applying it on his arm. Now- should this be a bad wound or a normal one? Hmm? ‘Do you mind if I make it look a bit more severe?’

As soon as she finished making the wound look as bloody as possible, Gwen looked back at Daichi. ‘Umm… I think you should lie down now?’, she suggested. That was the next thing to do, right? Riiight?

That wound looked so real. Lewis just couldn't look away from it. Even lying on the floor on his back, he still craned his neck a little to have a good look at it. It was going to be gone soon after all. Maybe he would ask Mrs. Paton where she'd got that make-up from and-

"What?!" Lewis blinked up at Amelia a couple of times, a little confused, until he recalled what she'd just asked him to do. Put pressure on it? But how? With his hand? Glancing back and forth a couple of times between her and the "wound", he finally raised his right hand and with a small sigh covered the "wound" on his left arm.

Now the pretty make-up wound had been destroyed.

Amelia was starting to wonder if Lewis wouldn't be able to put pressure on his wound and she'd have to do it herself. Though after a moment, he managed to do it. Good for her, because it gave her an easier time when it came to the bandaging work she would have to do in a moment.

She sat herself down on the ground right by Lewis, making sure not to touch anything with her gloves that could contaminate them. When she was settled properly, she conjured a bandage by saying, "Inurio Bani."

After watching the bandage land on her lap, Amelia went about wrapping up his wound properly until she had everything perfect.

"There. And now it's your turn to do me!"

Violet smiled. "Sure! I'll get to work on it right now." She quickly took some of the red paint and dabbed some her partner's hand. As Violet was painting, it felt like she was in a different world again. Violet remembered painting all the time when she was little with her mum.

Then, Violet snapped out of reverie and looked at the work she had done. I may have overdone a little bit.. The wound was more of an artwork than a school assignment. "Oops. Sorry if I had did it too much." and Violet felt her face get warm with embarrassment.

Hmm, that name sounded familiar, but Kennedy doubted he's ever heard it before. It was sure a...unique name. "Okay," he nodded. It took him a while to get Hades all bloodied up with what he hoped was fake blood. He did not enjoy the sight of blood. In fact, it made his insides swirl in a not so very nice way.

Either way, he didn't show it. His face was in deep concentration. "Oh no! Hades is injured!" he said, acting...because that would make the situation a bit more believable. Then he smirked and withdrew his wand.

"Caestus Coniuro!" he said, making the circular wand movement as well. Kennedy looked around and saw no plastic gloves. Had he done the spell wrong? He shrugged, but soon enough a pair of gloves landed into his hands. Woot!

"Don't move," he said, trying to mimic a doctor's seriousness. He put the gloves on, but only touched the scuff so he wouldn't rid it of being sterile. He placed his hand over the fake-wound and applied pressure on it.

"How's that?" he asked Hades. Too much pressure, not so much?