divination lesson two - all years.

After much contemplation, Lena had decided that she would be taking Divination. Or at least, trying it out for a lesson. After all, the things she might learn in there may be good for her, or perhaps her sanity.

She put one foot into the classroom, and abruptly retracted it so it was close to her body. Her other foot stepped into class, and the first foot followed suit. Merlin, she never thought entering a classroom could be that hard.

"Hey Anyaschka," she greeted, sitting down on the seat next to her.

Sophia entered the classroom, Magus perched on one shoulder. Letting Collin out of her sight had proven even more difficult than ever after the events over break. Dark circles beneath her eyes betrayed the fact that she'd been unable to sleep soundly for weeks. Instead, she would jerk awake from terrors several times a night, leaving her bed to check on her baby, and sometimes Aldan, as well.

The woman was exhausted, but she had responsibilities. Furthermore, the idea of sleeping itself terrified her.

"Morning, ladies," Sophia greeted her students, summoning a small smile. Magus fluttered to her desk. "Did ye all have a nice break, then?"

Lena whispered to her friend, "Well, it is purely scientific observation." Of course, it was all lies. She had a feeling she'd like this class and who knows - she might learn a useful thing or two in here.

Turning towards the Professor, the blonde calmly greeted, "Good morning, Professor. I had a rather delightful break." Well, it was rather delightful in Lena's perspective. Going to two parties and gatherings in la belle France - what wasn't there to love?

"Glad to hear it, lassies," Sophia replied warmly. "Mine wis... eventful." That was nearly an understatement, but the woman wasn't about to tell her students that her break was terrible. Class was about them, after all, not herself.

"Today, we shall be discussing a bit about geomancy. What can either of ye tell me this art?"

Alexander walks in slowly. he was actually taking divination. he had to be desperate, but he needed to know what happened, who killed his parents leaving him deserted and alone and had the nerve to curse him with a deamon. he mustered a small smile "hello lady chaos.... how are you this fine afternoon?"

Lena rolled her eyes when she saw the young Slytherin boy who she had seen in the Alley with the pretty Durmstrang blondie. She had never believed him to be the sort that took Divination at all. But then again, she wasn't either, and she was taking it.

"Geomancy," the blonde began, "is a method of divination that interprets marks on the ground or patterns in soil, rocks or sand."

Alexander sees the young girl. she was about a year older. he smiles "ah... its you. i think we got off on the wrong foot before." he holds out a hand to her "alexander bloodbayne."

He sighs and stsarts to take notes. He had no idea weather this stuff was important. He just wanted to see into his past. There were so many girls in here that he was embarassed. he looks around. He sighs and leans back still writing and gazing out a window.

Aragorn rushed in late, grimacing as he looked around with a faint blush on his cheeks. Divination... first time he'd come to class and he was absolutely late. He sighed and waved, hurrying over to sit next to Alexander, keeping his head down as he sat and opened his book, biting his lip as he looked up around him. Way to wake up on time...

Alexander scoffs quietly."hey at least we were both late" he passes him the notes. "this is all weve done so far. sorta boring if you ask me." he still has the grizzly cut from the mornings fight

Kirsten loved Divination it was one of her favorite classes, though some how she manged to come late to it as she entered the room she saw there were quite a few students already there. The moment she saw the Professor he face went red, she had never been late.. EVER, what must the Professor think of her

Kirsten quickly found a seat in the back row and took out her quil and notepad ready to start the lesson