Athena looked around at the classroom, feeling slightly sick. She hoped she wasn't coming down with something, she couldn't stand having fever. She took a deep breath and put on a secure smile as the students entered her class.

"Today, we will be learning the protection spell that you might have learned in defense class, and we will be performing the spell Exitarmus to see how strong you shield can get, and how quickly you manage to react to spells shot at you. Now, please step onto the stage and pair up. If there's an odd one out, take it in turns, all right? The shielding charm is pronounced 'Pro-TE-go. It is a fairly easy handmanouver, as it isn't aimed at anyone but yourself, you move the wand from bottom left to top right," she said and then leaned at her desk.

Danielle walked into the classroom and leaned against a pillar while listening in on educator Gaunt's instructions. She walked towards the stage and walked onto it, waiting for a student to join her, while she mumbled protego and exitarmus under her breath to make sure she had it. She did the wand movements too, without saying the incantation, of course. She had a feeling a shielding charm might come in handy, though, given the fact that some things were haunting her that shouldn't even be existing.

She sighed, and readied herself for whoever would join her on the other side of the stage.

Verea walked into the classroom just after the other girl did, relieved that she wasn't late. She listened to the Educator's instructions carefully. She mumbled 'Protego' and 'Exitarmus' under her breath as she walked to the stage in front of a girl.

She started preparing, doing the wand movements without mumbling the incantations. Verea, sighing, waited for the educator said 'go' just in case they were supposed to wait.

Jacqueline entered the room, surprised to see only a few students. She saw that there were students on the stage.

Jacqueline walked on the stage, she stared at the board. She knew what to do now. Jacqueline grabbed her wand and pointed it at herself then mumbled 'Protego'.

Athena watched as the three students tried the spells out. They didn't seem to want to fight each other, but she concluded with that it was not really necessary. She clapped her hands and smiled at them.

"Sorry guys, class is over. Five points to each of you," she said kindly.

Points:

Eponette: 5 points
Renard: 5 points
Avis: 5 points