James walked in, he spotted his siter at the back. He said a quick polite hello to the professor and looked the notice. He followed instruction, writing:
. He then selected the orange soda and a cup and made his way to the back of the room next to his sister. He had to tell her about the adventure he had trying to get to the classroom.

Presley walked into Astronomy with a spring in her step. It was the first day of classes. Classes she would be taught in English! It was a sort of victory for her, having beaten her father on the school issue. She checked out the seating chart, and picked a seat near Elliot.
Presley Black
Fifth Year
Ravenclaw
She wrote her name down, and skipped over to the table. The soda's weren't labeled. But Pres figured you could never go wrong with Orange Soda, so she picked that one, pouring it into a cup, and walking back toward her seat. On her way she passes the Professors desk. "Hello, Professor!" She said cheerily. Presley was in a great mood.

Sitting down she glanced over at Elliot who seemed to be already engaged in a conversation. Presley pulled out her parchment and quill, setting them neatly on her desk before smiling at her friend. "Hello Elliot!" She grinned. This was going to be a great day.

Astronomy class. Wow...in the six years that Elektra has been here not once has she gone to Astronomy class, but she wanted to change that. She wanted to change a bit. Walking into class she felt like she really didn't look she belonged at this class, but she was willing to give it a shot. Elektra then noticed the professor and Elektra looked at the professor and said, Hello professor. and then saw...SODA?! Soda in Astronomy class?! Hmm maybe she should come to Astronomy class more often. The Slytherin grinned with glee seeing the choices caught between the orange soda and the dark colored soda not knowing which one to pick. Oh, MERLIN...if I could I would take ALL OF THEM!!! she thought to herself. Next to the bottles she saw a seating chart or something like and wrote down her information stated in front of her.

After she then made up her mind on what soda to pick and she picked up the dark colored soda and a cup and now...where was she gonna sit? She looked around the classroom and as she started to walk towards a seat, she almost wanted to stop in her tracks wanting to say something to professor to wonder just what they were going to do with the soda in Astronomy class, but she kept walking towards a seat and sat down almost towards the middle, but close to the corner and she put her things down and she put her hands on the table as she looked around the classroom and her emerald eyes caught a glimpse of blonde hair across from her and she glanced over with ehr eyes trying not to make it obvious she was looking and then noticed right away blue eyes. She quickly looked away and looked right at the bottle of soda she had trying not to get too distracted from the blue eyes. She couldn't even tell if the blue eyes came with a cute face...Oh bloody hell distract yourself woman...just distract yourself! She yelled in her mind. She then poured a little pit of the soda in her cup and took a sip trying to distract herself. Yeah, this was going to be hard.

One could only swirl a glass of brown soda for so long before it got boring - and well, before said drink started to fizz from being mixed around so often. So, when the girl looked up at the sound of someone taking the seat next to her, she smiled brightly when she saw who it was.

"Hey!" Cass greeted cheerfully as she smiled at the girl she had met during the feast "Juliet, right?"

Hair tied up in a high bun, uniform clean and ironed Louisa got out of the common room and toward the nearby Astronomy tower. She had a measured look on her face, not because of the subject per se, but she had her share of bad dreams during the past two days. However, she managed to put all personal life aside and focus on her last academic year in Hogwarts.

If only she could let her hair loose and show off her brand new hair, which even that was ruined at one point during the summer.

ANYWAYS.

Now Louisa walked into the classroom, quickly scanned the students and the spotted the professor with the soda bottles nearby. She approached the woman and offer a friendly nod, "Good day, professor." And off she went to claim one of the seats.

Jayden walked into the room quickly. This morning had been a bit of a rough start. Jayden HAAAATEED mornings, but going to class was something that just had to be done.

Unfortunately.

Seeing the table that held some weird looking soda pop, a sign in sheet, and a seating chart; Jayden made her way over, picking up a grape flavored soda. She searched the room....

Oh snap. The two spots beside Elliot had been taken already. Shouldn't it be a rule that friends save each other seats? Oh well, Jayden would just sit next to the girl on the right side of Elliot. She quickly signed in.



"Good morning Professor...." She greeted the woman warmly before taking her seat. She sure was bright eyed and bushy tailed despite the fact that it was PRACTICALLY the crack of dawn.

"'Morning, Elliot! You get good sleep?" She asked, before turning to the girl next to her. "Hi! I'm Jayden, nice to meet you..." She introduced herself quietly, so as not to disturb her teacher or other classmates. "Presley, right?" Jayden smiled, extending her hand for the older Raven to shake.


YAY FOR NEW TERMS.

*sigh*

Penelope was kinda looking forward to this lesson, simply because there hadn't been an Astronomy professor last term, so this would be her first time learning about this stuff. Which made her curious as to what they'd be learning. And she grew even more curious when she saw there was soda in this lesson - and they could drink it? Was this going to be part of what they were learning today? Penelope had no idea how the two things would be connected, but she wouldn't question it for now.

"Hi," she greeted the professor before also noticing they were supposed to write down stuff on one of those squares before getting the soda. So she pulled out a pencil from her bag and wrote her info down, then poured herself a cup of soda and took it to a random empty seat she decided to sit down in.

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Penelope Greenwell
Second Year
Gryffindor

Ugh, Astronomy. Oakey just couldn't wrap his head around this one, he just could see why this class was so hard for him. you'd literally just need to point your finger at the night sky and say. LOOK STARS! Oooooh Astronomy, If he wasn't trying to get some good grades for his OWLS this year he'd have not taken this class. Alas here he is walking over to the table pouring himself some of the Orange Soda and grabbing a note card.

He flopped down at the nearest desk closest to the door and wrote out his name and other things.


Ugh so annoying.

First lesson of the year and it was Astronomy! Silvia could barely hold in the excitement as she quickly walked across the seventh floor from the Ravenclaw common room and up the steps of the astronomy tower. It was rare for the young Claw to show such strong emotions, but she just couldn't help but have a big smile on her face. Astronomy was probably her favorite subject, and if she was being honest with herself, she would admit that she had been a bit devastated to find that they would not be having lessons in the subject last year. She really missed Professor Roslund and hoped that the new professor was just as good.

Silvia paused for a moment just inside the doorway to the classroom and took a quick look around. It was so great to be back in this room. She immediately spotted the table with the soda bottles and plastic cups, and read the note that came with them. Ooooh, it looked like they might be doing something fun today! She filled out her name in one of the squares on the chart.

Then she picked up a soda bottle and cup. "Hello, Professor!" Silvia greeted cheerfully, as she found her seat near the front. Could they get started now, please?

First Lesson was Astronomy? Certainly not Ira's choice! Not that she hated the subject, but she didn't like it either. It was too boring stuff. She had been kinda glad that they didn't have had any classes last term!

But no, bunking classes, especially the first ones wasn't an option. So slightly sleepy, the fourth year trudged up the astronomy tower, carrying her books and admiring the weather. Yeah, it was pleasant today.

Entering the classroom, she stopped at the sight of the new professor. Smiling uncertainly, she greeted warmly, "Good Morning Professor!" She was eager to see what the new professor was like. Noticing the message on the board and the seating chart, she pondered over it, and finally selected a seat. And smirked at the sight and mention of sodas. Ha! This was going to be bit more interesting at least for now.

She wrote down her details:
Then taking a soda, she went over to her seat and plopped down, sipping the soda.

Towers. Were. FUN.

Elodie had ran for the first few steps, skipped the next few, and then the rest she had walked up backwards because that was fun and she was fun. And she wanted to watch herself get higher and higher. You know, as you did.

Following other students in, Els' eyes WIDENED at the sight of a sugar filled drink. SUGAAAAARRRRRRR! She filled up her cup, to the BRIM and then dipped her finger in it. She had to taste it FIRST. Dripping a little bit into her mouth, Els giggled and nodded her head in approval. "Hi Professor! This is good stuff! Have you got some? Are you going to have some? Thanks, by the way!" Manners were an absolute must.

Could she draw a pretty picture alongside her name? No? Oh. Sucky. Quickly taking out her quill, Els scrawled onto the square.

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Name: Elodie Robertser
Year: Second, which means I'm twelve now.
House: Hufflepuff!

But for good measure, she did draw a stick person in a dress next to her name. Because she was a girl, and she had to make that known. Just incase there was a boy called Elodie too.

She then took a seat. YAY FOR CLASS.

Serenity made her way to the classroom, and it was a wonder she'd found it. Especially considering she had got up late and been late for breakfast. She didn't really want to drink a whole bottle of whatever this stuff was. Only just brushed her teeth. Hopefully none of it was butterbeer... that was banned in her house. Long story. She grabbed the black one and a cup, and poured herself a modest glass. Where were the straws? If she could already do magic she'd make a straw.

She saw Lex already sitting down and was thankful she was here among all the scary older kids... and *glare* a couple of Slytherins who were some of her very least favourite people right now. Plus Lex had been really nice and pretty mich lost a load, well five, but still a lot, of points basically for Serenity cause she'd kind of got them into trouble. Sigh. "Hey! Excited for the first lesson?" And Serenity was kind of excited too. She put the drink down and then grabbed a sqaure to write on and rummaged in her bag. She found a fake-snidget-feather quill and a cheap plastic inkwell her dad had got in a Christmas cracker, though of course it was filled with colour-change ink. Serenity wondered how much the teacher would care. Well, she wasn't even there yet anyway! So she started to write;

Serenity Wheeler
First-year
Slytherin

Well, that had turned out.. intrestingly. She made a mental note to change ink later.

Elise yawned as she moved into the classroom, a little sleepy already. She hadn't gotten to go visit the healer yet, and her arm was still in its splint and bandage that Kurumi'd done for her. She'd go sometime soon. When she wasn't so tired.

"Evening, professor," she smiled, shuffling towards the table. Seating chart. Great, she had to write. Pulling out the self-writing quill, she set it on the parchment and muttered out her name, year and house. Why couldn't she have broken her right arm?!

Once the pen was done, Elise took a bottle of BLUE soda and a cup and shuffled over next to Nessie. Setting her bag down, she beamed widely at Nessie, waving.

"Hi, Nessie!" she grinned before trying to open her bottle. Doing it with one hand sure was hard. Turning pleading eyes to her desk mate, she half-giggled. "Would you mind helping me open it?"

She sure needed to learn that healing spell.

Setting one of the photographs down on the desk, Marion let out a sing-song siiiiiiiiiiiigh as she looked out the window. Peeeeeeeeeeerfect weather for today's lesson, if she could be so bold as to say so. Not a cloud in the sky and the breeze was not too strong either. Siiiiiiiiiiiiimply marvelous!

The only thought lingering on the 70-year-old's mind was how RUDE some of the Hogwarts students had been at the feast. Show such behavior in her classroom and it was shoo shoo SHOO!
Oh! But this student was not one of those. "Good day, darling," Marion greeted as she rose from her seat and stood in front of her desk. Sparkle points to this one for being the first to arrive. Oh yes.
"Good day, dear," she smiled, inclining her head towards the second student to arrive. How chaaaaaaaarming! Another Hufflepuff. Did her old bones proud to see so many of her old house present.

Oh ho ho ho!

Oh, but this charming young man had just outdone the first two and had even welcomed her. "Hello son," she beaaaaaaaaaaamed at the young Slytherin. "Thank you and I am siiiiiiiiiiiiiimply pleased to hear that." She looked at her wrist to check the time. "You will have to wait just a little more though."

Hmmmmmm.... Marion saw the eyebrow raise towards the bottles and cleared her throat for just a moment. What did students think she had done to them? Hmmmm?

"Good day to you too, darling."

"Siiiiiiiimply charmed to meet you too, dear," Marion replied. What a lovely smile the young woman had!
Morning? "Oh dear, my dear, I doooooo believe you need to check the time as it is already afternoon." Poor thing. Already so stressed that she did not know what time it was. Hopefully today's lesson would be fun and relieve some of that.

Ahem! The professor was over heeeeeeeeeeeere and not in one of those bottles. Arching an eyebrow for just a moment, the professor's expression softened juuuuuust a little when the young girl did in fact greet her. "Hello to you too, dear."
Oh dear hEAvens. Was it just her or did this little adorable Hufflepuff seem to have misplaced her smile? Oh wait...there...no...that wasn't really a smile either, but it would have to do. "Hello darling."
"Hello there son," she said as she nodded her head in the young Ravenclaw's direction. Hmm...which flavor had he selected? She was beginning to feel a bit parched watching all the students drinking from their bottles.

"Hello there dear," the elderly astronomer greeted as the young girl entered. She was just about to shuffle through some papers on her desk when she heard the use of a cleaning spell.

IN HER CLASSROOM?!

"Darling, I siiiiiiiiimply must ask you to be more careful," Professor Burbage said in a rather serious tone. As in, do NOT do it again.

"Greetings to you too dear," Marion chirped. How lovely to see that students had manners still. At least enough to greet their professor.
.....or not.

Cocking a perfectly sculpted eyebrow at the young Ravenclaw as she entered the room, Marion cleared her throat at the hair flip - finding it rather unnecessary - and cleared her throat once more when the girl sat down without saying hello.

Hmmmmmmmm....

At least she wasn't a Hufflepuff. They seemed to know better.

Oh yes! Marion remembered this young woman from the feast. She had been the one to hand out those siiiiiiiiiiiiimply divine cookies. "Looovely to see you again Ms. Hollingberry," she said in her sing-song voice.

Hmmm...another student who needed to check the time it seemed. "Good afternoon, dear."

.......hey? ......hey?!

"Hay is for aethonan, dear," Professor Burbage said with a raised eyebrow and a slight wave of the hand. She was about to say abraxan instead, but she thought she remembered them only drinking...something. Creatures had never been her best subject. Oh well. "I suggest next time a proper greeting, hmmm?"

"Good day, darling," she replied with a small wave. Yes yes, she noticed the hesitation at the end there. Introductions would come later.

Oh how loooooovely! This young man even remembered her name. Oh! And he was a Hufflepuff as well - and a very handsome one at that. Why, if she were 60-something years younger...

Oh ho ho ho ho ho.

"Well aren't you just the young Casanova," the elderly woman giggled girlishly. "Comparing someone like me to the heavens." Oh stop now only don't stop because it brought her back to her school days which made her feel younger than her 70 years. Oh, look at that! He had even brought her a gift. Eagerly, her fingers unwrapped the gift right then and there and her one hand went over her heart as she siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiighed. "Oh goodness gracious hEAvens me," she exclaimed. "How very thoughtful of you, darling. Very thoughtful."

She even returned his wink. Charming young man who must have a keen interest in Astronomy to have considered such a gift. Siiiiiiiiiiimply marvelous!

Hmmmmmmmm? HMMMMMMMMM!

Well, here was another student who had just earned an eyebrow raise and some more throat clearing. No greeting? Hmmmmmmmmm....

"Good afternoon, son," she nodded. Well, there was a Slytherin who had manners. Hmph!
And another that didn't. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Professor Burbage watched the young girl as she took her seat and began to drink her soda.

Hmmmmmmmmm...
Evening? Professor Burbage covered her mouth to suppress a giggle that was trying to force its way out. Oh dear, was this young Hufflepuff stressed out as well and had lost track of time? Oh...were the effects of what she had read about in the Daily Prophet about a time thief still in effect?! "Good afternoon, dear," she replied softly. "Oh, and thank you. It is good to be back." Especially since it had been aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaages.
Oh! A double greeting. Although she could have done without the seriously informal 'hi'. "Hello, darling."
Skipping. This one was skipping. Tisk tisk tisk...that simply would not do in her classroom. Proper etiquette when entering and exiting a classroom was essential, but the old astronomer held her tongue for now. "Hello dear," she smiled back.
Marion recognized this young Gryffindor as well. The one who was looking for her missing bat. She still had the poster, actually, and had used it to wipe up some water she had spilled earlier that morning because she had been out of tissues and her wand was just out of reach. It was rather horrid of the woman, but with life gave you lemons!

"Miss Skylar, you will finish eating AND swallowing before you address me," she said sternly in her sing-song voice - which came out sounding rather ridiculous. "If you are planning on eating more, I dooooooo insist that you do so outside of the classroom and then come back in." She even raised one of her slender fingers towards the door for emphasis.

And no. No cookie.
No greeting from this one either? HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM...

She would have to let Annie know about some of her students and their lack of etiquette.

Marion couldn't help but staaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaare at the girl who had just walked into her classroom. A girl who had ooooooooobviously not read the rules for her classroom and she immediately walked towards the girl with hurried steps.

Clank clank clank clank.

"10 points for arriving in class out of uniform," she exclaimed, waving her hands in a shoo-ing manner. "Now if you would pleeeeeeeease go back to your common room and change into the proper attire." The girl was lucky she didn't take another 5 points for failing to read her classroom rules!

She miiiiiiiiiiight change her mind if the girl protested however.
"Hello dear," she replied, her expression softening ever so slightly.
Oh dear. This young woman looked as though the kneazle had just dragged her in with that saddened expression. "Good day, dear," she said sweetly.

"Good afternoon, dear." My my. Hogwarts really HAD had time stolen from it! All these confused children...pity.
AHEM! Seemed that Marion would need to have a discussion with the Slytherin Head of House seeing as they seemed to be the ones who were lacking the most manners when it came to proper greetings. HMMMMMMMMMMMM!

"Would be even more excited, dear, if you had greeted me," she thought to herself.

Hmmmm...a little too informal for her taste, but it was a greeting nonetheless and MUCH better than hey. "Hello to you, dear. I think I may have some of my own here in just a little."

AGAIN! Poor child, confusing time and all. "Good afternooooooooon, darling."

"Hello, dear," she smiled, pleased to see such an eager student. Nice cheerful greeting, simply lovely.

GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASP!

What was this!? A Hufflepuff who did NOT greet her?! She would have to ask that charming young man who had given her the gift to mentor this one. Shape him to be more like him.
"Hi, professor," Marion corrected gently. Again, a little informal for her liking, but at least the young girl had remembered to greet. "And good day to you, darling."

SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGH

"Good afternoon, dear," she replied. Maybe she should get a bottle of soda herself. Her throat was becoming awfully dry already.

Clearing her throat, Professor Burbage looked at her watch. Hmmm....just a little more time to allow any last minute stragglers in.

"Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeello darlings!" she greeted. "We will wait just a few more minutes before properly beginning. In the meantime doooooooo continue to talk quuuuuuuuuietly among yourselves and please do continue to drink your sodas." They would see why later.

OOC: class will OFFICIALLY begin approximately at 3 am GMT

Uhm, yeah?

Did the new Professor had a habit of 'ahem-ing'? Or was it really directed to her? She could swear the woman had cleared her throat when Beezus was doing something. Oh well.. Beezus shrugged. She couldn't blame anyone but she didn't want to disturb the woman for she seemed to be too engrossed with the photographs she was looking at.

Shrug. Shrug.

She knew those curls. Only one person had the most perfect blonde curls in all of Hogwarts. Yes, her bestie, Indiana Hutchinson. As the fellow 'Claw settled down beside her, Beezus turned immediately to the girl. "Hi. Looking good as always Indy." the brunette commented.

She was so glad that they were talking now. "What do you think we'll be doing?" She gestured her own bottle that still had its lid shut on it, untouched. Because really..she was certain the soda bottles had something to do with the lesson. It just wasn't normal to let your students get a two liter soda bottle each.

Juliet was enjoying the drink. It had that sweet mix and at the same time she liked the fizz. She has no idea as to why she kept staring on her glass but she did. When all of a sudden she was interrupted by a voice beside her. WHOAH! She sat down without noticing someone was already sitting there in the first place.

And speaking of which, she turned to the front to see the professor. "H-hello, professor" clearly that was a delayed greeting. Why was she always spacing out, which is not a good time because it is just her first day in school. Juliet bit her lower lip and lowered her head. Sorry.

Her eyes gazed at the person and found that she's sitting beside the pretty Slytherin she met during the feast. Juliet liked Cass and you can see it in her glittering eyes once more everytime she sees her. "Hello Cass" she smiled. And when she mentioned her name, Juliet nodded. Yup, that's her. "This is fun" she whispered to Cass about the drink that is. Are they only allowed to try 1 drink? Can they get seconds?

After a full term of not having an Astronomy class.... here it is. An Astronomy Class!

Vickers entered the classroom and spotted the new Astronomy Professor "Good afternoon Ma'am" he nodded politely as he eyed the instructions and the soda bottles. Thats an awful lot of soda just to drink by himself without munching on something. Or even feeling thirsty-- his Common Room was just around the corner. But hey instructions are instructions and after going a full term without this class he wasnt about to get difficult with such things.

He picks up his quill and jots down his name into one of the squares-- the one closest to the windows near the front.

He grabs the green colored bottle and a plastic cup, then takes a seat that corresponded to the little seating chart thing..... which happens to be right next to where the Head Girl was at.

Coincidence. Aint that a lovely thing?

Jennifer sped along the corridor. Was she gonna be late, was she gonna be late? Nope, the lesson hadn't started yet. The young Slytherin hadn't realised how long it took (with the help of stupid moving staircases) to get up to the Astronomy tower from the dungeons.

She was panting as she brushed her hair out of her eyes and walked into the classroom with a smile at the professor. Ugh, it was the twinkle-toes Burbage one. "Good morning, professor," Jen said politely. But now she was the girl's favorite teacher. Soda! Orange soda too! She rushed over to grab a plastic cup and quickly filled it with orange soda. The best thing muggles ever invented.

Then Jenny read the note and wrote her name in a the first empty square she saw.

It didn't take long for Lex to realize that the Professor wasn't too pleased by the fact that the soda was getting more attention than her. It was nothing intentional...just the result of a small attention span. Upon the Professor's reply to her greeting she gave her a wide smile...just to show her that she was happy to see her as much as the soda...okay maybe not as much--but pretty close!



She nearly squealed in delight when Dylan dropped into the seat next to her...but of course she didn't because after the feast she had learnt that not many Professors liked loud noises and she wasn't interested in losing anymore points--especially not with scary bat-girl sitting somewhere in the room. Instead she gave him a wide smile. "Dylan! I was wondering when you would get her. I almost never made it when I saw just how high up it was but then I figured I couldn't just skip class." She said with a shrug.

"Plus, I'm kinda looking forward to it..." She had to admit that.



Then her smile got wider when she was joined by another one of her friends...er...they were friends...right? Well she thought they were friends and that was good enough for her! "Yup, definitely excited--actually I think I might be more excited now that we'll be having soda!" Yup. Soda made everything better, duh.

"And what about you?" She had to ask because a lot of the students didn't seem all that thrilled to be up here. She, herself, wasn't all that thrilled about the climbing she had done but she figured any class that let you stare at stares for the entire session couldn't have been that bad. Maybe they could even seen something cool--like hails of fireballs careening towards the earth!!!

Astronomy lesson. He's SO excited that they finally have Astronomy lesson again after a year without one. Its a very long long way from the Hufflepuff common room to the Astronomy tower but its totally worth it.

Messer entered the classroom that already fill with some students. Was he late? He saw the Professor already there but it seem the lesson hasn't seem started yet so he's not late. Good to know.

"Hello, Professor." he greeted the Professor with a polite nod before the third year went to find himself a seat.

Ohh. Look at that. Soda! Messer picked up a cup and filled it with orange soda then he picked up his quill and wrote down his name into one of the squares.

Melanie wondered what this class would be like... she was quite excited too. Her hair was tied up in a ponytail as she wandered around the school, looking for the Astronomy tower. Finally finding it, she let out a sigh. Was she late? Had it taken her a longer time than she had thought to find this classroom? Hesitantly, she entered, fingers crossed that she wasn't late.

"Hello, Professor," Melanie greeted politely as she glanced at the table with the soda, cups and the note. Oh, were they having a party?

Melanie looked at the dark bottle. Was that Pepsi or Coca-Cola? Or was it something else? Unsure, she poured the dark soda into a cup and glanced at the other instructions. Right. She needed to write her name in a square. Without really looking, she chose a square close to the front of the room and wrote her name, year, and house in it.

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Name: Melanie Sung
Year: Fourth
House: Gryffindor

The girl then proceeded in carrying her soda filled cup to the seat and sat down, taking a sip of it. Eep. Fizzy. The fizzy feeling made her close her eyes and stick her tongue out for a second before stopping. Because that was embarrassing. Melanie took another sip of her soda and crossed her legs, wondering what they would be doing in class today... because it really seemed like they would have a party of sorts.

Logan had actually gotten lost on the way to the Astronomy classroom (), but now he was here and ready to learn. Slightly out of breath, he looked around the room and his eyes landed on Ness. His eyes then traveled over to the Professor who was reading something at her desk, and then lastly to a table by the door.

Ooh, Muggle soda!

Forgetting everything else, Logan went and grabbed a glass before pouring himself a glass of orange soda. Placing it on the table, he noticed the note that the Professor had left/ Seemed simple enough.

Looking over the filled out names, he found the empty space beside Ness and went to fill it out:

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Logan MacKenzie
Fifth Year
Hufflepuff

With that done, he went to take his seat.

Aspen didn't greet the Professor for a few reasons.

1. Aspen never greeted any Professors. Ever.
2. Aspen didn't talk to strangers.
3. Aspen was the visitor in this classroom, shouldn't she be greeted first?
4. Aspen had reason to not open her mouth yet.

So... Aspen eyed the Professor, shrugged at the directions, and got whatever bottle of soda was nearest then went to sit with her brother.

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Originally Posted by Tegz

An afternoon astronomy class? That was a good thing. West wasn't going to complain at all. He had to be here didn't matter what time it was, but at least he didn't have to get up at ---hey free drinks!

Select a BOTTLE of his choice? A whoooole two litre bottle? Well that is what it saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaid. West grabbed one and a cup and didn't even think to wonder why they were getting sugar. Though it would be SO much cooler if they got to make rockets out of them.

Oh and his name and stuff, that went on one of the squares and because he was smart like that, West sat in the seat that lined up with the square he'd picked. Which obviously was one with space on all sides so that his awesome friends could sit with him.

...where she passed him a pair of teeth. Discretely, Aspen grinned to show off her own set, already in place.

GRINNNN.

Then she set out to do the card thing.

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Aspen
6th
Ravenclaw

When that was done, she set to looking around the room, at all the children and soda. Noooo nothing could possibly go wrong in this powder keg.

Was he late?! Was he late?!

Alec readjusted his bag as he hurried through the open door that his roommate had just hurried through. He didn't really understand why he had to hurry up to get to the lesson early. It didn't really start for a bit, right? And he could have spent more time readjusting his hair.

Oh, the things he did for that weird roommate of his.

The thirteen year old ruffled his hair before grinning over at the Professor. "Hello, Professor!" he said, giving her a small wave before looking past her at the- SODA BOTTLES?! Were they going to drink some soda? GRIN! This was going to be a great lesson! Awesome! He took a plastic cup and filled it with some soda before walking off to find a seat.

The Hufflepuff followed Messy towards a seat and sat down in between him and... hey, Lyss! And Ells too! GRIN! He took a sip of his soda before taking out his items. He dipped his quill into his inkpot before scribbling down his details onto a square.

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Name: Alec Summers
Year: Third
House: Hufflepuff

Theo didn't appreciate this class being so SOON after arriving back. His body clock was all out of sync from lots of late nights over the summer, and the poor boy was suffering. With his eyes drooping, and his hair all in a funk, Theodore was almost passed out from the epic journey to the Astronomy Tower.

He wasn't happy. Nope. Okay, his name.

And with that, he poured himself a huge cup of fizzy pop. Because he needed the fizzy to keep him alive. And he took a seat, kinda in the middle of the classroom. Oh, look, everyone was here. But Theo was in no mood to greet his friends.