2011 Lesson 1 Charms

[Kathleen Darcey]

Rikki went over to the 4th year area and sighed wondering if Sajan would show up to class or not.

[Ana Reynolds]

Ana slipped in and sat next to Rikki. She brushed her hair out of her face and looked at the front of the room. She turned to Rikki and smiled.

"How was your break?" She didn't even seem to notice Steven sitting in a different section.

[Nariko Tanaka]

YAY!!!! Another class she hadn't been late for. Quickly she found the year seven table and took a seat with Draco and Penn.

"Hey...how have you both been?"

Nariko asked being nice but mostly to Penn. Draco was an ass hat.

[Kathleen Darcey]

"How was your break?"

Rikki smiled back to Ana glad to see a familiar face.

"Good. Had a lot of fun. How about you?"

She really wanted to tell Ana about her time at Peter & Trista's over the summer but wasn't sure if she should.

[Voss Prince]

Despite arriving so late he may have missed any initial instruction, Voss gave this course all of his attention. It was his strong suit after all.

[Maya Porter]

Unlike her other classes, Charms wasn't that hard. It was the closest class that was like DADA which was Maya's strong point. She could handle spells. Things like plants and math just seemed to bore her. She walked in, completely obvious that she was late. It wasn't her fault. If the professor asked she would just make up some excuse.

[Poppet]

"Hey Maya..."

Poppet was all bubbles and sunshine as usual. Despite the events of last year and this summer. No doubt she was in some form of denial.

"Ablegatio... are you any good with it? Never turns out right for me."

Maybe if she could see it done right she could get a better idea of how to do it herself.

[Maya Porter]

"Poppet," She said without looking over,"wha'sup?"

She looked over at Poppet, who seemed just as lively as anyone. Maya didn't feel like that until at night. She was definitely a night person.

"Ablegatio. Isn't that the spell that pushes objects away from you? I could try it."

She grabbed her wand out from her pocket. She wasn't exactly sure what they were suppose to do. The professor never told them exactly.