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I smiled as I held the bag in my hand. That seems simple enough. Was this really intermediate level?
âMistress Halsente, do we get to make one?â asked one of the other students.
âWhat did you think you were going to be doing for the rest of lesson?â barked Mistress Halsente âThe stuff is in your desksâ.
Everybody flooded back to their tables. I went to walk back to mine but I felt Mistress Halsenteâs hand on my shoulder. She spun me around to face her.
âHas Jeff explained to you what will happen?â she asked.
I shook my head ânoâ.
âWe believe Malietta might try to lure you out of here, so we have placed two guards outside your room, so should she manage to tempt you, you will be stopped, so donât be unnerved by the Warlocks outside your door. Gabby, is going to be your day by day protector. Is that clear?â she asked me.
I nodded, âMistress Halsente, can I ask you why I have been placed in this class?â
âBecause we do not have time to teach you the beginner stuff. We donât know when Malietta will try and... well... you know... so we need you to try and keep up with the more advanced stuffâ she explained.
I nodded âIâll do my bestâ
âGoodâ said Mistress Halsente.
I walked back to my desk. I had to see where everybody was getting the stuff from. I thought I had been sitting at a usual desk. I studied my desk for a while until Gabby walked up and lifted the top. Instead of looking down on to the floor like I expected there was a cabinet filled with different items and artefacts. I couldnât help it. I had to say it âWowâ
âEnchantedâ Gabby remarked.
She placed the lid back down and went back to her desk. I sat down and watched as she made her protection against the dream invaders. I couldnât understand it but everybody was stood up while they made it â just like in my old science classes, we had to stand when we did a practical.
Once everybody had finished they took their seats again.
âWell done. I know this may have seemed easier than your usual stuff but it is a useful thing to know. Every time you move rooms or houses, the spell will break and you would have to repeat it.â Said Mistress Halsente.
A bell rang. It rang twice. I looked around, everybody was placing their textbook back in their bags. Was it the end of the lesson? I followed suit. I placed my book and my white bag inside my school bag. I placed my bag over my shoulder and followed as everyone flooded out of the classroom. Gabby lead me to our next lesson. For this one we had to go down a set of spiral stairs. When we reached the room I could see collections of single tables pushed together to make tables of four. On each table there were two cauldrons.
âPotions?â I asked.
Gabby just nodded.
We sat on the table closets to the front. That was Gabbyâs usual seat and like before there just happened to be a spare seat near her. I was her partner for this lesson. The teacher hadnât shown up yet.
âWeâve had a different teacher every lesson for months nowâ whispered Gabby to me.
âWhy?â I asked.
âBecause nobody wants this job, for some strange odd reason. We get Wiccans and Warlocks from all over the world coming to teach us but they only every stay for a week or two and then go again.â She replied.
We had to share the table of four with a pair of boys. Gabby didnât even look at them when they sat down. They didnât acknowledge her either. Both of them were covered head to toe in muscles, you could see their six packs underneath their tight brown tops â vest tops.
âWho are they?â I whispered to her, so quietly I was surprised she even heard me.
âBilly Atkins and Brad Watkins. Both Warlocks. Both extremely popular and both jocks. Brad is like Wiccan royalty. Heâs Sir Mallotâs nephew.â she whispered back.
Brad must be the taller one. I could see why he was popular. He looked like a god. His spiky brown hair, his sparkling green eyes, his masculine jaw line, Perfection.
Just then the door flung open and a figure in the door suggested our teacher. He walked to the front of the class. I was so shocked I couldnât stop my jaw dropping to the floor. Jeff. He was our potions teacher?
âHey, isnât that...â Gabby didnât have to finish. I elbowed her to shut her up.
âHello. My name is Mr Ballon. I am a French Warlock and I am your new potions teacherâ said Jeff, his eyes looking at the whole class then resting on me. I could feel my cheeks burning up.
A lad at the back raised his hand.
âMr Ballon, how long will you be teaching us for?â asked the lad.
âWell, Iâm defiantly here for six months.... and a week, but should you want me to stay longer than that I shallâ Jeff replied.
Jeff looked around as everybody was quiet. They obviously wasnât expecting him to stick around very long. Or at least not that long.
âAnyway, books outâ he smiled.
I reached into my bag and pulled out my potions book. This one was a sky blue colour with dark black writing. Inside the cover again I found âThe property of Sarah Manningâ but to my surprise there was something different this time...
Sarah Manning + Natasha Flemming BMA
Alison and I often wrote these sort of things on our book. BMA meant Best Mates Always. It was odd, this made this school seem like an ordinary school. Best friends, doodling in textbooks, and secret crushes.
âPage 10 pleaseâ said Jeff.
I turned to page 10.
LOVE POTIONS
My mom obviously went on this page often, her and her friend â Iâm guessing Natasha â had written almost a whole convocation in it.
I am so using this potion on Jerome.
You will regret it
How will I?
Cause itâs not real love. He loves you anyway and you know it
My mom seemed even more like me. She may have been a Wiccan but this made her seem somewhat normal. She must of really loved my dad, to even think of using a love potion on him.
GYPSY ROSE LOVE POTION
The Gypsy Rose Love Potion is easy to brew for the right Wiccan or Warlock. All the ingredient needed reside in the chant that you perform with it. You place each ingredient in, in the order that it appears on the chant. You then stir three times. Each stir as you say the three last lines. Be sure to stir with a SILVER spoon.
Three hearts of precious wild pink rose
that under sun and starlight grows;
Three silver spoons of honey gold
awakens powers of the old;
Three silver spoons of brandy wine
you shall be mine, you shall be mine.
You shall be mine till I set you free
This is my will, so shall it be.
Wow. Deep. I couldnât help but smile at this. Had somebody given me this book a few weeks ago I would thrown it back in their face and ran off screaming âWeirdoâ or âfreakâ.
âRight, youâve probably read what you need to do. Your ingredients are by your cauldrons. Two per a cauldron. Brew away.â Jeff said.
Gabby and I stood so we could start. I could see Brad and Billy whispering away behind their Potion books. They didnât look in the slightest bothered they had been told to start making the potion. How disrespectful!
Turning my attention to Gabby and our potion, we decided â well Gabby decided â I should do the chant as I have less experience with the whole magic stuff. Already it the cauldron was a mixture of boiling water and some sugar. I started the chant.
âThree hearts of precious wild pink rose that under sun and starlight growsâ
Gabby added in three Rose buds.
âThree silver spoons of honey gold awakens powers of the oldâ
Gabby put in three Silver spoons of honey.
âThree silver spoons of brandy wineâ
Gabby added in the wine.
âyou shall be mine, you shall be mine.â
Gabby stirred the mixture.
âYou shall be mine till I set you freeâ
Gabby stirred it again.
âThis is my will, so shall it be.â
The final Stir.
A puff of pink smoke rocketed out of the top of cauldron. It formed together to make a the shape of a pink rose. It then settled back down on the surface of the mixture.
Jeff came over.
âBrilliant girls.â He said. He looked over to the boys who were still whispering away behind their books.
âBoysâ The boys looked at him. âAre you going to be joining the class today?â
The boys stood, and Billy stuttered out âYes sir.â
Jeff turned back to us.
âWell doneâ he whispered into my ear.
The room had started to go up in puffs of pink smoke as more and more people completed the potion. And finally the boys who shared our table finished their potion as well.
âGreat. Now Iâm afraid I canât let you take any of this out of the classroom so can you step away from your cauldrons for a moment.â Jeff said. Everybody took a step back. Those in the middle collided with each other.
âCleanesto helsa gareda molesta helctaâ said Jeff and in a collection of white smoke, all the cauldrons where empty and the leftover ingredient were stacked on his desk. He smiled. Everybody took their seats.
âWe have about ten minutes so just chat until the bellâ said Jeff.
Everybody stared at him in disbelief. It was obvious no teacher had let them chat before. And after the moment of shocked silence had passed, the room roared into life. Every mouth was moving.
âSo, what do we have next?â I said to Gabby.
âBreak, and then Magical creatures. Then lunch and then...â she gulped âBattleâ.
âDonât you like battle?â I asked her.
She said nothing but shook her head.
âNobody likes Battleâ spoke up Brad. His voice was musky. The very sound of it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.
âWhy not?â I asked, more to Gabby than him.
âIt can get a bit rough. The teacher doesnât believe in stopping your opponent if youâre injured. You have to keep going until the bell or you pass outâ Explained Brad âItâs alright for those that always win but for those who well... donât, its hellâ
âWhy? I mean why does he let you get hurt?â I asked.
âHe says that out in the open, your enemies wonât stop if your injured.â He replied.
Fair point, they wonât. But surely in school, it is wrong for them to let you get hurt. This school has gone strange again.
âMy name is Brad by the way and this is my buddy Billyâ said Brad holding out his hand.
I had half a mind to tell him I already knew his name and who he was but I decided against it.
âCharlieâ I said shaking his hand.
âWhat are you like at Battle?â he
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