Sixth to Seventh Year

Lycos sat down at his desk, he was extremely tired. He had spent all night brewing a Wolfsbane Potion. He still smelled slightly like the ingredient wolfsbane. Nothing serious. He took out his wand and used a charm to get rid of the smell. He stood up and brushed off his robes. He hated being dirty but it was an occupational hazard. Just like being declined a dinner party. He laughed bitterly. He got out the lesson plan and checked over everything. It was all OK. He had the NEWT level students now. He heard the rumble of students feet coming towards him at a large pace. The students filtered in and sat down...

"Good morning students. I hate to bring this upon you at this early hour in the morning. I never enjoyed early morning Tranfiguration classes. Now, you are here because you received a good level in your OWLS." He remembered looking through the OWLS and being surprised with the good marks. He continued. "Now, today we will be studying human Tranfiguration. Please work with the person next to you. I want you to change the appearance of them. The incantations are on page 156. You may begin." He strolled between the rows of students and remembered being in the seats that they sat in right now. He remembered his first lesson where he blew up half of his desk. He laughed slightly. The good old days. His old school friends had done what they could to help him with his.... condition. He would give his life for them. He was shaken back awake when a large orange cloud erupted from near the back. When it cleared, the Transfiguration had gone seriously incorrect. He corrected it almost instantly. He fought back a slight laugh. He shouldn't laugh at the student's failures. He let out a sigh. He knew that he should make use of the time he had until someone found out his secret. He accidently let a glazed looked come from his eyes. He shook himself awake again for the secnd time. This time, something hadn't gone wrong. It was the end of lesson. "Before you go, homework is write a summary on Human Transfiguration. To be handed into me. Class dismissed." He watched the students leave...