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Aris 03-11-2005 01:36 AM

Raven raised her eyebrow slowly watching as everyone was speaking so fast of potions
and animals that took her forever to study. She didn't know much materials or creatures but always knew how to use them and what they do. She was no aruror. Her potions was below average and her fears brighten each moment as a day went bye. The O.W.L's was soon enough to start and Raven truelly felt no where near ready. She paused thinking that she would pass but not mastering the basics was a sign of not comprehending the more advance work. She sighed placing her quill down and closed her notebook. She sat back in the class quietly waiting for dismissal.

demented_death_eater 03-11-2005 03:03 AM

Kay raised her hand. "The Diricawl originated in Mauritius, and has a MOM classification of XX. It can be physically described as a plump-bodied, fluffy-feathered, flightless bird. The Diricawl is remarkable for its method of escaping danger because it can vanish in a puff of feathers and reappear elsewhere. Muggles refer to this creature by the name of "Dodo Bird," but are unaware that the Diricawl can vanish at will, and they believe that they have hunted the species into extinction. The International Confederation of Wizards has never deemed it appropriate that the Muggles should be made aware of the continued existence of the Diricawl."

She-Who-Is-Not-To-Be-Psycho! 03-11-2005 06:35 AM

*raise hand* "I think it was said before but both this bird and the phoenix have a natural ability for Vanishing and reappearing, the same as a Transfiguration spell. The phoenix and the diricawl does have the only power to reappear at will in different places in a matter of seconds, but the distinction must be made that the first vanishing in thin air in a burst of flames (leaving only a single feather sometimes), the same it has its burning day, while the second escapes danger by vanishing in a burst of feathers."

wizcat 03-11-2005 04:58 PM

Rosa raised her hand. 'muggles analysed the diricawl dna and think he's family of the pigeon. they thought the reason the animal'd gotten 'extinct' was that they only lay one egg every year. An author named Lewis Carrol used the dodo in his famous book 'alice in wonderlan' and made the diricawl famous

Xylia Wystan 03-11-2005 07:25 PM

"Yes, very good and very good points made. I'm pleased to see so many of you have read the text. It makes me wonder about what Hendrik was teaching you...was he very through? No matter, let's move on to the Fwooper. What can someone tell me about this bird?"

babydriver27 03-11-2005 07:30 PM

::Erica raised her hand.::

"The Fwooper has an MOM classification of XXX. It's an African bird that can come in colors of orange, pink, lime green, or yellow. This bird provides fancy quills and lays brilliantly patterned eggs. The Fwooper's song will eventually drive the listener to insanity, so they come equipped with a Silencing Charm. Fwooper owners do require licenses to be able to own them."

LilRavenclaw 03-11-2005 07:36 PM

Meghan raised her hand. "Like Erica said that the MoM classification is XXX which means Competent wizard should cope."

Backslash 03-11-2005 07:48 PM

"Uric the Oddball once tried to prove that listening to Fwooper song was actually benificial to health, though he failed to convince the council he appeared at since he appeared wearning nothing but a dead badger on his head," Jaren added.

demented_death_eater 03-13-2005 07:07 PM

"Uric the Oddball listened to the Fwooper song for three months straight without a break," Kay chimed in, adding to what Jared had just said.


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