occluminous
Bella is picked up from Charlie's house at the end of the summer, her visits with various people and her other parents having concluded a couple of weeks previous. She feels very worldly as she gets on the bus and is inspected by the new sixth-graders. The bus trundles along to the Bay Cauldron, and she does her shopping, and helps one of those sixth-graders pick an owl, and then they all arrive at ACAAM.
She goes to her and Sherlock's room to drop off her belongings and let Euterpe out.
She goes to her and Sherlock's room to drop off her belongings and let Euterpe out.
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"I will!"
And then it is Magical Defense time. They are learning Disarmament. There is not really a good way for Feral to practice this without aiming his wand at fellow students.
And then it is Magical Defense time. They are learning Disarmament. There is not really a good way for Feral to practice this without aiming his wand at fellow students.
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And on proceeds the lesson. They can all go to lunch together!
"If we're doing a lot of spells like that they might keep you behind another year," Bella worries to Feral.
"If we're doing a lot of spells like that they might keep you behind another year," Bella worries to Feral.
occluminous
"Have you noticed any patterns about when it happens and when it doesn't?" Bella asks, finding them a table.
occluminous
"So maybe when they say you'll grow out of it what they mean is you'll learn to concentrate and calm down?"
sparksflying
"I've heard of kids having problems with spontaneous magic and spells backfiring and stuff," says Tony. "It's not that rare. But I don't think it usually works the way it's going with you."
occluminous
"It is not always obvious to me if you really want the fire thing to go away," muses Bella.
occluminous
"Well - you don't seem to like it, I bet if I could wave my wand and make it go away you'd let me, but you don't seem to spend much time trying to work on it. Maybe you do it when I'm not looking or something."