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hermionesclone · #1 (**permalink**) 12-31-2015, 06:27 PM

Don't want to take part in the dueling process? Or simply taking notes on other people's tactics? Whatever your reason, Hirsh has set up some stands that run around the circular room from where you can sit and cheer on your favourite dueler. Cushioned seats run all around the wall of the arena that run right up towards the high windows, making you almost feel like you're in an actual sporting arena.

So, whether you're an extravagant supporter or one to wave a tiny flag in the corner, come and take a seat. Just don't shoot spells at the duelers, okay? That won't be received well.

All students and staff are welcome! Just make sure to follow the SS and School RPG rules

Harron Peasley · 06-03-2017, 05:59 PM

Skylar was duelling someone that Felicity didn't know all too well, but she supposed that just made it easier for whom she was going to support: there was no conflict of friendships here. The fourth year Snake could support the other fourth year Snake, who'd fast become a could friend. She herself wasn't interested in duelling, considering she was slightly accident prone and Defence Against the Dark Arts wasn't exactly her best subject.

"GOOD LUCK, SKY!" She called out as she found a seat in the stands. Flick didn't even know if the competitors could hear her, but she hoped that Skylar could and felt something of a moral boost.

SarcasticStrawberry · 06-03-2017, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Harron Peasley

Skylar was duelling someone that Felicity didn't know, but she supposed that just made it easier for whom she was going to support: there was no conflict of friendships here. The fourth year Snake could support the other fourth year Snake, who'd fast become a could friend. She herself wasn't interested in duelling, considering she was slightly accident prone and Defence Against the Dark Arts wasn't exactly her best subject.

"GOOD LUCK, SKY!" She called out as she found a seat in the stands. Flick didn't even know if the competitors could hear her, but she hoped that Skylar could and felt something of a moral boost.

In her time at Hogwarts she had once took part in the dueling club. Once was the first and only time she had taken part a duel. She was definitely not skilled in Defense against the dark arts, that was when she found out that she was more of a potioneer than a auror, to her fathers dismay. Fortunately her twin got both the Potioneering gene and the defensive gene. Life was so unfair sometimes.

Heading into she stands she heard a cheer already. She smiled when she seen the source of the cheering. "Hello Miss Harrington. Mind if I sit here with you and watch the duels?" It was nice to see a face from Ilvermorny here at Hogwarts who was actually a student of hers now.

Harron Peasley · 06-21-2017, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by SarcasticStrawberry

In her time at Hogwarts she had once took part in the dueling club. Once was the first and only time she had taken part a duel. She was definitely not skilled in Defense against the dark arts, that was when she found out that she was more of a potioneer than a auror, to her fathers dismay. Fortunately her twin got both the Potioneering gene and the defensive gene. Life was so unfair sometimes.

Heading into she stands she heard a cheer already. She smiled when she seen the source of the cheering. "Hello Miss Harrington. Mind if I sit here with you and watch the duels?" It was nice to see a face from Ilvermorny here at Hogwarts who was actually a student of hers now.

Just before the duel started, Felicity turned at the sound of someone else entering the stands. "Hi, Professor!" she grinned up, before nodding enthusiastically at her question. "Yeah, sure." Although there was plenty of room, the fourteen year old did it to be polite.

"Have you ever duelled?"

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