Charms Class - Lesson Two

[adelaide]

As soon as Professor Ruberagon had answered her question, Adelaide began speaking again. Her thoughts were still flying around in her head and the gears they were weaving around were spinning as well. "But...if everything is made of atoms and some things are just made of more concentrated atoms than others...wouldn't it be logical that any atom could be charmed, regardless of how dense it was? Furthermore, isn't the air around us comprised of more than just oxygen molecules? It seems to me that we should be able to mix the oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, carbon, and other elements together and create something that could be charmed. Isn't that, in fact, what is happening when something appears out of no where? If this is so, why is it so impossible to charm the air? I'm afraid I'm not quite following. I mean, I realize it's seen as impossible, but I don't understand why."

Adelaide continued to stand, not moving, while waiting for the Professor to answer. She didn't intend to attempt the task yet, not if she wasn't forced. As she had thought before, she was deathly afraid of heights, and even if she managed the task, she might faint out of sheer fright. It wasn't something she particularly wanted to risk.

[Krutika Gehi]

Krutika frowned slightly at the way Professor answered Adelaide's question. She stepped on center of the rug infront of her, pointed her wand at it's direction and said, Wingardium Leviosa! The rug rose a few inches - but just then Adelaide asked Professor for more explanation. As she tried to listen to her, her mind diverted and she fell down with the rug.. "ohhh..." she tried to balance herself but too late - she was on hard floor of classroom. She stood up, brushing her robe and decided she will try once more.

[Ronit Virani]

Wingardium Leviosa! Ronit said the charm with comeplete concentration while standing on center of his rug. The rug rose a few inches, and he realized it was hard to balance on it. He quickly let it down. It was going to require a lot of practise, he thought. Before trying once again, he glanced around the class. He saw Krutika, who was instead of trying to balance herself or concentrate, was listening to another girl's question. He clapped his hand on his forehead as she fell down and shook his head, "Krutika," he said, "Donot divert your attention when your rug is in air! Concentrate - alright? By the way, you are fine?" He knew she must be fine, but was just a bit concerned as a friend.

[Krutika Gehi]

"Aright alright.. I am trying again," Krutika replied. She stepped on center of her rug, but before trying she wanted to hear Professor's answer.