As usual, they’d sort of gotten right to the point. Brooklyn had nodded again as Hady had answered her question, as well as to let her know that she was ready. Since apparently an unspoken decision was that she’d be going first, too, but she hardly minded. At least then she’d know exactly how much they had to do to heal their tree, and she’d made sure she had a strong grip on her wand as she heard Hady cast the spell to move her. Okay, that felt really strange, shooting up toward the roots. “Over a little bit!,” she called down, wondering if she was going to have to cast Sonorus just to be heard. She was an awful lot higher than she’d thought, but she balanced her free hand against the trunk of the tree as she’d come up alongside it.

Now she had to figure out what to fix. There were some dead leaves hanging from a branch just above her head. “Diffindo!,” she cast, slicing the leaves off the branch deftly and shaking her head to make sure they didn’t land in her hair. That was just what she needed. Leaves caught in her hair. Once she’d made sure that wasn’t the case, she let her blue eyes flicker over the tree once more. Oh, some dead branches over there. Another quick Diffindo and those fell to the floor too. Another quick watering, and she called down once more. “Okay! I think I’ve gotten everything I can see.”

Originally Posted by littledhampir

If Davie was going to claim to be fine, Olly was not going to argue with that. It was none of his business, anyway. And they had work to attend to. Like a sick tree that needed some help. Well Olly the tree doctor was on his way.

"Whoa!" He flew up into the air, faster than he had been expecting. It was a weird feeling, especially since he did not really have control over his movements. That was all on Davie. "It's okay," he called back. "Just don't drop me." Yeah, he did not want to be dropped from that height thank you very much.

"There's a lot of dead bark here." He took out his own wand and pointed toward some of it. "Diffindo." He sliced off some dead wood. It was looking better, but there was still some more of it. So Olly repeated the spell a few more times until he had gotten all the dead wood off the trunk. There were some dead branches and dead leaves, but it was about time to switch. "Wanna switch now?" He called down to Davie.

There hadn’t really been any worry in Brooklyn over Hady’s spell casting capabilities. She trusted that she’d keep her in the air for as long as she needed to, and she trusted that somehow she wasn’t pelting her housemate with all the leaves and branches she’d trimmed from the tree. There hadn’t been any complaints, anyway, but then she had a feeling there wouldn’t be. It almost seemed inevitable, just due to the nature of the activity. Although she was curious if it was possible to cast the spell and not have to stand almost directly below. She’d let her blue eyes glance over at the others who were doing the activity still, just to see what they were doing. But then she’d felt herself lowering, the signal that she’d been done having been received.

Back on the ground, her feet securely under her, she’d shifted her hold on her wand to make it more comfortable as her partner had spoken. “Okay then,” she replied, readying her wand again. She wanted to give the other girl a few more seconds to get ready, even if she said she had been. However, after those few seconds, she’d raised her wand again. “Mobilicorpus!” The casting had been focused, and slowly Hady had started lifting off the ground and up toward the tree. All that was left was holding her wand steady and staying focused, even though there had also been the announcement from the professor to pay attention to. That could wait. She wasn’t going to drop Hady, or run her into the tree. She was just going to wait for instruction from her.