DADA lesson 3 year 6

Lucia walked into her classroom, having just been at the infirmary, wondering where Sana was at that moment. She hadn't seen her Phoenix all day, and even though that wasn't something bad, she also knew that when stuff like this happened, she knew that something bad was happening somewhere in the world. Something that woul impact people she cared about and herself. She sighed. It wasn't a very promising start of her day...

She tapped her wand on the blackboard and the word 'Avada Kedavra' appeared. She sat down behind her desk, waiting for her students to arrive.

Humphrey walked into DADA class, eager to start as usual. He had been a bit sick for the last couple lessons, but had made sure to get the work from his fellow classmates so he didn't fall behind. Nothing she had done was too complicated that he couldn't figure it out on his own. Taking a seat, he waited for the rest of the students to arrive.

"Good morning Professor Henley, how are you?" he asked her. Today she was going to be teaching them about the killing curse, he noticed from the board. Should be an interesting lesson.

Tabi made her way to DADA she was feeling a little better since the guy she had met in Hogsmeade over the weekend. She still was not 100% but she was better.

Walking into the classroom she noticed the spell that the teacher had on the board and could not help but sigh, she hated that spell. Well she hated all of the unforgivables. She saw that Humphrey was there and took a seat close to where he was.

Alex walked into DADA, ready to start the lesson. Taking a seat away from Humphrey and Tabi, he got out his things. Today they'd be studying another unforgivable, the Killing Curse, Avada Kedavra.

Professor Henley was an excellent teacher and he waved at her. "Morning, Professor Henley." he said in a cheery tone.

Haley walked into the DADA classroom, and instantly took notice of the spell. She sighed. She really hated that spell, but she had a feeling she better get used to hearing it. After all, she knew that she'd have to cast it herself, should she ever get her revenge done. She didn't crave justice. She wanted to kill that bitch who killed her parents. She knew it wasn't a healthy thing to want, but she certainly didn't care.

She took a place in the middle of the classroom with Tabi and Humphrey on one side, and Alex on the other. She gave a wave to all of them, not portraying her feelings of how this class would be at all. She then gave a nod to the professor and waited for the lesson to start.