Lesson Three - Second Years

Regina opened the door from her office and stepped into the classroom, a stack of notes and a few books in her hands. Her expression was cool and collected as she arranged everything on her desk before sitting down, waiting for the students to arrive.

Aria walked into the classroom and was surprized to see that he was the first student to arrive, then smiled to himself thinking that he had finally worked his way around this place. Aria then looked up at the Professor with a grin

" Mornin Professor" Aria said, his Scottish accent heavy and thick, he then took a seat in the first row and placed down his bag. Aria then strummed his fingers on the desk and gazed out the window thinking about his fathers farm

The second year Gryffindor walked towards her third class of the day. Her first lesson, she had been the only student and the second lesson, a boy whom she soon met as Aria, entered the classroom late. She just hoped he was there so she wouldn't be the only one in there...

"Hey professor," she greeted as she entered the classroom.

Her smile widened slightly when she saw the boy sitting in the first row. She walked over to him and placed her things to sit next to him.

"Hey Arie," she smiled, suddenly feeling the tingling in her stomach. "How are you today?"

Regina shook her head at the amount of students that failed to show up to class before flicking her wand, causing the door to slam shut.

"This lesson we will be focusing on the history of the Triwizard Tournament. Now, do either of you now why the tournaments have first been initiated?" she asked the two students sitting in front of her.

Aria saw Henri enter the class room, he smiled at her " Aye yes im good, ya self?" he asked then the Professor asked the two of them a question about the Triwizard Tournment

Aria had a confused expression on his face, he had never even heard of such a thing, he then leaned closer to Henri and whispered "Whats a Triwizard Tournment?" he asked he turn his head slightly and kept it low, hoping that the Professor wouldn't be able to see his lips moving