2 for First years - History

Passion walked in her white witch robes. She waved her wand and her radio started playing some muggle song.

She hoped her students didn't mind her looking young; being a vampire kinda makes you look that way after ten years when you were bitten.

She grabbed her not see through water bottle that had blood in it, and took a sip. She put it away, and sat back.

Flora entered the class and saw she was the only one besides the professor. This's her very first Occlumency lesson.
'Hello Professor.' she greeted and took a seat near the front.

Finally, Seth thought, an Occlumency lesson. He arrived and took a seat,

Damian walked into Occlumency class. He shot Flora a quick smile, but took a seat next to Seth. The teacher looked pretty and young, but so was his sister, and she'd taught Damian everything he already knew.

The boy took out his class supplies. He couldn't wait to see what they would learn.

Passion smiled at her first three students, careful not to show her fangs.

"Hello. What are y'all names?" She asked.

Damian politely returned the professor's smile. "Damian Gray, ma'am," he answered.

He elbowed Seth - because he could - and waited for his classmates to respond.

'Flora Evans, Professor.' she replied only a corner of her lips turning up.

Passion smiled. "I hope y'all don't mind I look kinda young, some gene in me that makes me that I look like it." She fiddled with her ring on her fingers, her fingers could never stay still.

Seth was elbowed by Damian and then he elbowed him back before replying to the Professor. "Seth Forsyte Ma'am" he then poked Damian.

Passion sighs. "Well, a small class it isn't it." She smiled sadly, but then brightned a bit. "I bet it might be because the lack of the lessons." She mused a bit.

"Alright, mine as well start the class. What have you guys learned so far?" She asked.

"Age is just a number," Damian chirped philosophically. He smirked as Seth elbowed him back, then poked him. Damian returned the favor. The boy was glad he and his friend were on good terms, again. Their misunderstanding over the break very nearly turned into the end of their friendship.

"Honestly, professor, we haven't really learned that much," Damian told the woman. "We just worked on clearing our minds, last class."