Duelling Lesson Two - Fourth Years

by **Briony Romain** Sun Aug 26, 2012 6:14 am

Briony looked at the knife that she was holding, the light glinted off it and she couldn't help but smirk darkly, she was beginning to understand why it was that Raven was so obsessed with the razors that she owned, they were beautiful, just like this knife was.

With a small chuckle, she began to sharpen the knife on a whetstone that she had on her palm, it did the job however much people would tell her that she could easily do it in one flick of her wand, there were some things however that Briong felt should always be done by hand, this was one of them.

On the board was written the topic of today's lesson, waiting for the students to arrive, Briony continued her sharpening.

'Obscuro'

by **Lucas Woodham** Sun Aug 26, 2012 6:39 pm

Lucas entered the room and sighed as he sat down. Professor Romain was holding a knife. A knife. Was that even allowed in Hogwarts, besides the kitchens? Eh, whatever, Professor Romain was the headmistress. She had her own ways.

Lucas looked up at the board and found today's lesson.

by **Briony Romain** Wed Aug 29, 2012 10:09 pm

Briony, when she saw her student walking into her lesson, stopped sharpening her knife and stabbed it into the wood of her desk in front of her, now standing up, Briony had an almost glowing quality to her eyes, which she herself attributed to the magical process she had begun to undergo in her spare time.

"Good morning class, as you can see, the spells are getting more dangerous, you will need to know these spells to defend yourself, as we can see that students like yourself are targetted as equally as adults like I am in battles." Briony glared at the memory and she leant against her desk, her legs stretched out in front of her.

"Today we are learning about the spell obscuro, what does this spell do?"

by **Lucas Woodham** Fri Aug 31, 2012 9:50 pm

Lucas immediately raised his hand once he realized the professor asked a question. "The spell 'obscuro' creates a blindfold over the target's eyes," he said and sat down once more.