Transfiguration Lesson 2 (First Years)

Lynx was surprized to see the boy had already got copies of the assignment, he waited til everybody had got given one and then picked up his own copy and skim read over it

"Ok, so if guys read the first paragraph it states that you have to write an assignment on the nature of returning objects to their original forms, in this I will expect you to mention the legal requirements of transfiguring a person or object back to their original form, as well as discussing the practical work you did with beetles and match sticks"

Lynx then looked arounnd the class "Any questions on that?"

Vivian groaned inwardly at being told she had to write an essay. It wasn't that she disliked writing, quite the opposite actually, she just wasn't sure if she could write about this paticular subject.

She raised her hand and asked, "I have one Professor. Actually two. First, how long does it have to be? Second, can we write about transfiguring other things besides beetles and matches or does it have to be something we have actually transfigured?"

He shook his head, he already had this planned before the class started, he took out another ten page papers from his bag, it was his the essay on what he just asked, and brought it towards him."Here's this, I literally rewrote everything what the book asked, and here's the papers on what you asked, ten papers. Fully detailed. I love Transfiguration. I hope to learn more powerful and advance transfiguration later on." he smiled and went back to his sit.

Charlotte closed her eyes and sighed, a bit disappointed at what the assignment was. She had been hoping for something more. . . fun. But, of course, this was school, after all. She started thinking of how and where to begin the paper and all the research she would have to do. It wouldn't be a problem, Charlotte supposed, as she already knew her way around the Library from so many visits there. She would just have to go there quickly, for more research time.

She listened to Vivian's questions and raised her hand as well, "When is it due, sir?"

The Ravenclaw's eyes widened when Sergiy took out a ten-page essay on the subject and gave it to the Professor. She thought that was just taking it a bit too far, but decided not to say anything, for the boy might be offended.

Marcus walked in the classroom and saw he was late he was late for a class he just sat down emmbrassed.