Roxie scowled around the room. Not a single pupil had shown up to her last lesson, and on top of that, the creatures in the Caves had been stirring up trouble under the grounds. The herbology gardens were getting hit hard and she had a feeling if something wasn't done about it soon, the summer would be spent hungry.

She flicked her wand and the door swung open, the tables and chairs moved of their own accord to the sides of the rooms, and mind traps hid themselves in the floor boards. She sat back and waited for her class.

Sabine went into her classroom and realized she was the first one there. She smiled at her teacher and took a seat waiting for the other students to arrive.

Sabrina walked into the classroom and saw another student already there. After one of the year's earlier lessons, she had been a bit skeptical about the class, but she knew that if it was so easy to break into her mind, she needed to learn more. Last time, she hadn't made it to class. She had no excuse, it had simply vanished from her mind. She looked up at Roxie and wondered if she was mad at her. She really didn't want Roxie to be mad at her.

Somehow, ever since Roxie had spent so much money on Sabrina, she had felt a strange connection to the woman. She wanted Roxie to be proud of her, so she refused to let her be angry with her. Therefore it was important that Sabrina took this lesson seriously. And it would become her favorite when she managed to control her mind, even though she knew it would probably take some time.

She decided to take a seat next to the other student, whom she had seen in their dorm. She gave a small smile and turned her attention to Roxie.

Tricia blinked as she stared out the window of her dorm. She was tired of just sitting around all the time, and wondered where her dearest sister was, Nara. She looked up as the other two left the dorm to their Legillemency classroom and knew better than to keep Lehrer Krum waiting. Merlin, that woman was scary.

She got up and followed after the other two, entering behind them. They both sat together, and so she sat at the back of the classroom and stared at the doorway expectantly, waiting for her twin's arrival.