Tori Walker And The Wand Of Light

The next day.

"Zeril, you always follow us everywhere, but why the f.u.c.k you never speak?" Tori was holding a piece of bread and talking while munching.

Silence.

Veins in Tori's head popped with Zeril's indifference. "Do you have any problem in your throat or something?" She then brought out her wand, "Maybe I can help you cure that problem." She was walking to Zeril with the wand in her hand. Jeanne grabbed her from behind,

and Jack was scratching his head didn't know what to say or do.

"Let him be." Jeanne said while looking at Zeril, "At least he does know how to talk."

Zeril looked at Tori's eyes of fury and walked away toward the classroom without saying anything. His steps were slower than usual, and before totally disappearing, she stood there for a bit to say something but couldn't and then continued his walk.

"Aaaahh," Tori screamed in anger. Jeanne was silent and sad. While jack was munching on a piece of bread and looking at the two with odd eyes, these three had a completely different mentality, and Jack was calm, talkative but smooth. His advantage was that he could understand the mind of these two girls and acted with caution.

"Let's go; we also have a class." Jack reminded the other two girls about the class. Zeril already went, but they also need to attend.

"Okay, let's go." Tori picked up her books and finished the bread quickly without considering about manners.

"Now it's the charms class. What new charms are we gonna learn?" Jeanne asked.

"Whatever, I already learned most of the useful charms available. I even know many powerful curses." Tori replied without any care.

"Then why the hell did you even come to this school?" Jeanne was secretly angry with Tori's princess-like behaviors.

"I need the recognition, not the study," Tori replied.

"Hmmph" Jeanne overtook Tori and walked in the front while carrying her books.

Jack sighed at those two girls. If not for his insisting grandmother, he would not even be with them. What crappy luck.

They soon entered the classroom, and Professor Filius was putting his books on top of the chair so that he can stand on top of them due to his vertical limitations. This dwarf has been teaching in Hogwarts for years now, and he is still not dead, yet. He taught Harry Potter and the golden trio before. He didn't perform in the war against the warlocks, but he made enough contribution to the cause. Today like every other time, he is going to stand in the class and teach the students.

Professor Filius finally stood on top of the books, and his face was visible to every other student.

"We are going to learn a new charm today, and I am pretty sure none of you have ever heard of this." Professor Filius gestured a few times with his hands and said.

"Yeah, like I don't know what he is going to teach," Tori exclaimed arrogantly. While Jeanne's face flushed red hearing, this and Jack shook his head a few times. Zeril, who was sitting behind them, didn't have any expressions on his face.

"Let me cast the spell then." Professor Filius brought out his wand at a paper which was in front of him. "Ceperas Anima" a gray beam of light, came out of the wand and fell into the paper.

"Gasp" a gasping sound came out of the paper and floated up. A few lines appeared in the paper and very soon took the shape of a face. This face was making all sorts of expressions at first, then it stopped. It gasped a few times.

"What the hell, I am alive." The paper screamed with delight. Then looked at the class, "There are no hot babes here to chew. Shame."

The class was silent.

"Can you also cast this spell?" Jeanne lowered her voice before asking Tori.

Tori looked at Jeanne with irritation in her eyes, "Why the hell I will ever cast anything like this?"

"Just say you didn't know this spell before." Jeanne chuckled.

"Yes, I didn't know this before, now happy?" Tori pouted.

"What the hell are you two loli with uninteresting flat-c.h.e.s.ts talking?"

"What did you say?" Jeanne became furious instantly while the whole class burst into laughter. Professor Filius wasn't sure what to do.

"You are the flat c.h.e.s.t, and your whole family is flat c.h.e.s.ts." Tori couldn't help but curse out.

"Incendio!" A voice which is very rare for both Tori and Jeanne sounded behind them, and a dark beam fell into the paper which came to life just a few moments ago.

"Aaagh" The paper screamed while the flame didn't take much longer to reduce it to dust.

"Well, I would have done that too." Professor Filius was not angry as this was practically his fault. Then he clapped his hands, "Now who wants to give it a try?" After saying he was looking at a very depressed batch of students, especially the girls who were almost on the verge of crying.

"Okay, never mind. We will learn another spell today. As we still have a lot of time left." The professor couldn't continue teaching the particular charm after what happened.

"Professor, is this new charm similar?" A student asked slowly.

"No No," Professor Filius waved his hands a few times, "This one is a common spell you have seen before but didn't know about it. Today I will teach you this one as a bonus."

"We are ready, professor." A student was happy to hear that.

"Okay, this is a spell which utilizes space." Professor Filius picked up a paper and folded it into a cone. "Now you can see how much space do I have in this cone?"

"Tiny space." Replied Salazar Merlin the boy with glasses.

"Yes, tiny space, but we can increase it with a spell." Professor Filius explained.

"But professor, that kind of space magic requires enchantments." Jeanne was curious due to the introduction of the magic. And she also knew about space magics like her grandmother had a small bag which can store a lot of things.

"Yes, if you want to increase the space much bigger and you want the space to be stabilized then, of course, we need to enchant the object, but this spell will give us a smaller timeframe, but it's handy." Said, Professor Filius.

"How long would it last?" Tori asked. It seems she also didn't know about this spell. Jeanne narrowed her eyes to look at her, and when Tori saw it, she just shrugged her shoulders.

"It depends on the caster, but normally it can last a minimum of twenty minutes to one day." Professor Filius further explained.

"Wow," Jeanne exclaimed.

"Okay let me show you the spell." Professor Filius picked up his wand.