Vladimir was new to teaching at Durmstrang, and he had no idea what they taught in Care of Magical Creatures nowadays. He quietly entered the classroom and carefully placed the cage he was carrying onto his desk.

Flicking his wand, words appeared on the blackboard;

'Pixies'

Vlad sat down on his chair and waited for the students to settle down. "Good morning, class. I am Lehrer Martinov, your new Care of Magical Creatures lehrer. Now, as you can see in the blackboard we will be learning about pixies," he smiled.

"Can anyone tell me what classification our Ministry of Magic has given pixies?" Vlad asked. "Anyone?"

Sabine walked into class and took a seat. She knew the answer so she raised her hand "Pixies are a class XXX".

Nara strolled into her Care of Magical Creatures classroom and took her seat. There was a small cage on the Lehrer's desk, but from her position she couldn't quite see what was inside of it. Nara's eyes flicked to the board and then to the teacher, and she smiled lightly. This would be interesting.

Although she was surprised they weren't in the stables this time, Nara couldn't say she didn't mind the change. Sabine beat her to the answer of the Lehrer's question so she sat back in silence, waiting for him to elaborate.

Lillian walked along to her Care of Magical Creatures classroom and smiled as she walked in. She loved Magical Creatures, but sadly no professor had been available to teach the class last year. She sat down at the front of the class and looked around at the other two classmates. Her body tensed as she saw Nara Bella Black, daughter of the very famous singer and a CEO. She grinned and turned to face the front. She knew that her and her twin must get harassed a lot by fans of their mother, so she decided to leave her alone.

Vladimir frowned as he looked at his watch. He had hoped for more students, but then maybe three students are enough. He smiled and nodded, "Correct, Miss Adler, but I'm afraid time has passed by very quickly."

"Good day; class dismissed. Five points to West Wing Dormers, by the way," he said as he picked up the cage. "Before anyone leaves, I'd like you to see the pixies. I wouldn't want to let them out, since that takes a lot of time," he said, chuckling, as he walked around, showing the students the contents of the cage.

"I guess that's all for now. Goodbye," he smiled and went back to his office.