Class Ten - Basic Level

Abbey knew she was late. Terribly late, in fact. She was hoping that because she was rarely ever late to a class that maybe, just maybe, Professor McCoy would go easy on her. She stopped outside the door to the classroom and peeked in, trying to see if he had started yet with the lesson or not. Of course, Abbey arrived at the worst possible time. Professor McCoy was just kicking a boy out for being late. There went all her hope of him going easy on her.

Hunter looked up at the professor, "I'm sorry?" he said. "Why do I have to do that?" he asked. He wasn't late, and he found it rather unfair that he was getting kicked out. "And I'd also like to know what I'm apologizing for," he said. He really didn't feel like taking anything from anyone lately, let alone some idiot professor. He really didn't do anything, honestly. This professor was unrealistic and really harsh. When he said the assignment he knew he could do it, easy stuff. "Also professor, that was rather rude!" he added. "I'd prefer you not call me arrogant," he told him.

Elyssa was torn between annoyance at how a teacher and a student was badgering each other and the will of doing what the Professor has said. She decided to do what she needed to do. She arranged the rocks apart, waved her wand and said "Expulso" a little louder cause expulso blasts objects and she was sure it will not work if she said it in a soft way, and the first rock blasted off to pieces. She threw them to one side of the desk and center the second rock. She waved her wand again and said "Reducio" and the rock shrink. Uh-oh. Shocked, she looked at her notes cause obviously,it's not the right spell. Oh men, Reducio shrinks objects and Reducto blasts solid objects. Luckily, some misunderstanding id happening or else she would die in shame. She enlarged the object again and waved her wand and said "Reducto" some bits fall off the rock, she tried again and it worked.

Now I should repair it. Elyssa is gifted in Transfiguration but sometimes she needs a bit of practice before she made it perfect. She separated the bits of rocks on two sides. First on the first rock she muttered "Reparo" And the bits of rocks became a solid rock though smaller than the original one. She set aside it and turned her focus on the second bits of rock, she did the same thing she did on the first but with more concentration. And it repaired itself, much cleaner than the first stone. Glad of what she has done she cleared her robes from some dust and put her wand on the inside of her robes.

''Miss Dawn, good morning to you. And you, boy, I'd prefer you to be present on time, do what you are told and shut your arrogant mouth. I am way to old and way to experienced to let a 10-year-old brat tell me what I should do. Miss, Lewellyn, that was good. Fifteen points for Gryffindor and an O for you.'', McCoy said.

"But professor, I was on time! The bell hadn't gone yet," he said his valid argument here. He could take away all the points the professor wanted. He was on time, and really didn't like being called arrogant. "I don't feel like I deserve that kind of disrespect." he said plainly. "And for the record, I'm fourteen...." he said. Ah, this old man was really quite rude. He didn't like it, and he didn't seem too experienced either.

''Class starts when I tell it to, boy. And, for the record, I knew that. And also... disrespect... that is a strong word for someone as small as you. As I have said, you have two options: one, get out, come back in, apologize and do your task; or two, continue to act like Socrates and you will get thrown out with a big T as a reward. Also, has anyone else finished their task?'', he asked.