Hogwarts: Another Story

The concept of a world where they didn't have to hide.  Where magic could be out in the open was utterly fascinating.  It was tiring to constant have to hide from the muggles.  His words struck something. [color=darkcyan"Everyone has magic abilities locked inside them."[/color] she repeated lightly mulling it over.  The concept made sense to her.  The wizarding world just had access to theirs, but why wouldn't everyone have some latent ability.

She listened intently as he described the plan, she kept her eyes on him the who time.  The tones of excitement that he let slip in added to the intrigue.  "No more hiding, and everyone's magical potential unlocked.  Magic to be used freely through the world." She let his words sink in as she pondered, it certainly sounded like an interesting proposition.

Leila's head tilted slightly at his words.  Almost asking herself if she actually just heard him correctly.  "Rid the world of Muggles?  I doubt you'd openly tell us you had plans of killing them all."  She folded her hands together and rested them lightly against her lips thinking.  She continued to study the Auror, trying to figure out what he wasn't telling them.  Her blue eyes gleamed in intrigue, as she started to think of possibilities to which his proposition could be accomplished.  Rid the world of muggles, an all magical world.  It was an intriguing thought.

Leila sat back slightly watching the Auror.  Her hands were folded neatly in her lap as he began to speak.  She cast a quick glance at Morgana before speaking.  "Yes what is this topic you wish to dicuss?"  Her blue eyes watching him carefully.

Leila nodded, pulling her hair back and up with a dark blue ribbon.  In the forest she had no intentions of wearing her school uniform.  Something easier to move about in was what she had planned.  A pair of dark wash jeans, a black tank, covered by a deep blue zip up hoodie.  Enough to stay warm if it got cold, but enough layers to take off if it was unseasonably warm.  She picked up the bag and shouldered it, ready to go whenever, and happy with her group.

Leila had carefully committed the few spells she didn't know to memory.  She had carefully watched the movements, mimicking them in her own way.  Her curiosity was also peaked by the survival test.  She let her mind start to think through some scenarios, and she contemplated the groups.  She enjoyed watching Auror Lirit show the class the spells.  She kept her eyes trained forward at the two waiting for anything else to be said.

Leila gave a quick sheepish look to morgana before training her full attention on the class.  She intended as always to be fully attentive to learn whatever auror lirit and professor ingles had to teach them.

Leila tilted her head at the dragon, but followed what she assumed was her intention.  She placed her gently in the pot, and watched.

Leila laughed lightly at the paintball comment.  She wouldn't admit it but she was still a little sore too.  "He's an auror, apparently here to help with a few classes."  Leila shrugged lightly.  She didn't know too much about it, just what she had heard in passing.