Term 13 - Lesson 1 (Years 6-7)

Inés is not in the classroom yet. Just write your character's entrance and when there's enough students she will arrive.

Ariel knew she couldn't drop Transfiguration, even though transfiguring herself had never been a difficulty. But despite being a metamorphmagus, Ariel was barely passing Transfiguration, because she could only imagine performing transfiguring spells in the same manner as she'd do while changing her appearance, and that usually caused her spells to disappear in a whisp. So she knew this would be her hardest subject, and it was time to properly work with it. She even left the Great Hall early to make sure she'd be on time. To say that her Head Girl position hadn't changed her when it came to punctuality would be a lie. She knew she was supposed to set an example for students, and she knew it'd be stupid if she let Headmaster Grey down.

When she entered the classroom, she wasn't surprised to see she was the first there, beating even the professor. Ariel was pretty curious about professor D'aramitz. From what Ariel had gathered, she had heard rumours that she was French and younger than most of their professors, but Ariel didn't actually know, she she tried to refrain from painting a picture of the woman; after all, Ariel was good at creating people in her mind, and even better at making people look unintelligent, and she had every intentions of respecting the professor. You never knew if the professor would be one of those idiots who had student 'pets' and the like, and if she did, Ariel intended to be one of them, not because she'd relish sucking up to her, but because Ariel couldn't fail this class.

Jessica really wasn't that big of fan of Transfiguration never really been but she knew this class was useful for her in future probably like most Hogwarts classes were. So that's why she did walk towards the classroom and hoped to be on time there. When she arrived to classroom then she didn't see there no professor yet, just one girl who she is sure she has seen somewhere before. She might have never really talked with her much before maybe that's why.

She just wondered where professor is and what they will learn in this lesson this time. She wasn't sure at all. She probably be the quietest one like she usually is, she really doesn't wanna be center of attention like most people usually want. She did just smile at the girl. "Hello," she finally did manage to say to her even. Also she kind of began slowly remember where they really did met and were introduced or so was probably that quidditch play last year if she remembers right but she couldn't remember her name.

In a cardboard box, Inés carried small objects for the lesson. There were pencils and hats and rubber balls and chipped cups among other things. As she walked towards the Transfiguration classroom, a tall raven-haired boy came up to her. Inés would have recognized Oliver Bennett everywhere. Mostly, because the eldest Bennett boy was everywhere. Part of her suspected the boy had a time turner, though they were extremely hard to come across. "Professor, let me help." Oliver wants the kind of student who waited for an answer, and before she knew it the box was in his hands. "Thank you, Oliver." Inés replied, walking next to the Head Boy.

As they walked into the Transfiguration classroom, she greeted the older students with a smile. She wasn't trying to be a hypocrite, but she liked the older students best since they tended to be more reliable than the younger ones. [Colo=#cc99ff]"Good afternoon, girls "[/color] Setting the box on the desk, Inés looked at the two girls, noticing Oliver slip into a desk between the two girls and greet them properly. Aparently, Oliver truly was friends with everyone. "Today we will be doing vthe vanishment spell." Inés walked over to the board to write the incantation, Evanesco. "As you know what to do already, I will only be here for smaller purposes. Please come up and gather four objects, of different sizes and materials. Your job today will be to make them disappear."

(Basically, just come up with four objects that could fit in a medium box)