Welcome to Hogwarts 2: The Seventh Year (Anyone welcome!)

[RoseQ]

"I don't know what I'll do," Ayumi said. "what are you doing?"

((and we have like a half a meter of snow.))

[champeo]

(Wow. Well, I love Christmas. Best time of the year, to me.)

"Staying here like every other year. Hogwarts DOES have good Christmas celebrations though." Caleb wistfully sighed.

(Oh yeah, PM me your December CP adoptables.)

[RoseQ]

Ayumi nodded.
"We only have a little celebration. After all, my father died in December, did you know that?"

[champeo]

"No. I didn't know that." Caleb said. The bell rang, signaling Caleb's Herbology class would be starting in 5 minutes. "Ayumi, Do you have Herbology next?"

[RoseQ]

"I think so," Ayumi said, trying to remember. She thought about it, then nodded. "Yup, I do."

[champeo]

"Good, Because that's what I have. I believe we'll be learning about plants that have something to do with Winter-like coldness..." Caleb said, walking to the greenhouses where Professor Longbottom taught his lessons.

[RoseQ]

"Most interesting," Ayumi said, walking along with Caleb. Herbology wasn't her best class, but she enjoyed it.

[champeo]

(Do you have your pets for December?)

Caleb pushed open the door, shivering from the cold of the greenhouse. "Alright class, sit. We will be learning about plants that actually live on the cold." Professor Longbottom announced. Caleb plopped down in a seat.

[RoseQ]

((Not yet.))

Ayumi sat down beside Caleb. She listened intently to ProffesserLongbottom.

[champeo]

(Ok, They are due Tuesday.)

Professor Longbottom took a vividly green plant. Suddenly, It shot a small ball of ice out of a hole it formed, and then closed it. Caleb grabbed a quill and wrote notes on this. "Interesting..." He muttered, and looked up. "Now, This plant thrives in the cold, Where it takes about a two weeks to mature. After late autumn or winter, They die from the warm." Professor Longbottom explained, showing it to a few students, and then came over to show it to Ayumi. Caleb noted this in his Herbology notes.