Nora ran a hand through her hair and slammed her hand down on the desk, her icy gaze fixed on the ministry official in front of her. How dare he come into Hogwarts and demand she become an auror, it was not his life to control! "Get out of my classroom, now! I have a lesson to teach, I am headmistress here and the ministry SHAN'T force me to become an auror!" She screamed, her eyes turning black with her rage. The ministry official cowered as her dementor drew closer.

"Get out before I murder you," she seethed, red in the face from her rage. She forced the darkness that threatened to burst forth down. The ministry official persisted for a few more minutes, but her adamant refusal caused him to eventually take his leave. She sat down and rolled her eyes, positively furious.

On the board, she wrote the words 'Attack Spells - Expelliarmus, Stupefy'.

Olivia was feeling tired going up to the fifth floor. After finally reaching the fifth floor she took some time to catch her breath. She head towards her class and saw a man walking out of the classroom. She found it odd but brushed the thought away. She went into the classroom and saw that the professor looked furious. She went inside quietly and give the professor a small smile feeling scared and took the furthest seat. She saw the writing on the board and waited for the other students to arrive.

Humphrey Williams was looking forward to this class in particular. It was Duelling class, and he couldn't wait to get started. Learning to defend yourself from magic would be an important skill to learn if he was to ever become an auror. Which is what he wanted to do eventually. An Auror was similar to Muggle police in some ways, but were better trained and the job was slightly more dangerous than a policemen's job from what he'd gathered.

There was one other student in the class, so he decided to sit down next to her. Then he got out, quill, ink, parchment, and his course book and set them on his desk. He looked at the board and saw the words Attack Spells- Expelliarmus, Stupefy, written on the board. Surprisingly, he managed to recall what both of them were from when he'd read the Duelling course book over the summer. If she asked what they were, he was ready to answer.