Rennoc
Hit Me!
Divination was rather boring that afternoon. Not that it had ever been especially thrilling to Jax, who decidedly lacked 'the gift.' He had taken the time and effort to study and prepare for it every night for weeks in much the same way he would any class but could never master it in any sense. It brought his grade down a bit, further irking him each time he made an unsuccessful attempt at prophesying or devining anything. No, scry as he might, Jax simply wasn't cut out for this side of the magical arts.
The only plus side to the class was that the rain pattering against the windows was quite soothing, especially given that divination required long peiods of uninterrupted silence from the students. It was meditative and relaxing.
For these reasons and more, Jax was more than a tad startled to hear someone call him by name.
"Oh, hello, Anya!" he replied amicably. She started saying something else but was interrupted by the bang and clatter of the storm violently shunting all the windows open, letting in a torrent of wind-whipped water into the room. The professor was unamused at best, if not downright nonchalant, but something felt off. Sinister, even.
Perhaps 'the gift' manifested itself in more ways than one, Jax thought to himself. Nah.
"Strange weather. I thought this morning it was calling for sunshine and clear skies. Guess you can't predict everything but a little warning might be nice. Guess quidditch practice is cancelled, huh? Shame. Slytheran had the field this afternoon. Guess it's back to the library. Want to come?"
Jax started towards the library, unable to shake a sense of impending.... something.
The only plus side to the class was that the rain pattering against the windows was quite soothing, especially given that divination required long peiods of uninterrupted silence from the students. It was meditative and relaxing.
For these reasons and more, Jax was more than a tad startled to hear someone call him by name.
"Oh, hello, Anya!" he replied amicably. She started saying something else but was interrupted by the bang and clatter of the storm violently shunting all the windows open, letting in a torrent of wind-whipped water into the room. The professor was unamused at best, if not downright nonchalant, but something felt off. Sinister, even.
Perhaps 'the gift' manifested itself in more ways than one, Jax thought to himself. Nah.
"Strange weather. I thought this morning it was calling for sunshine and clear skies. Guess you can't predict everything but a little warning might be nice. Guess quidditch practice is cancelled, huh? Shame. Slytheran had the field this afternoon. Guess it's back to the library. Want to come?"
Jax started towards the library, unable to shake a sense of impending.... something.