[ Luna looks about the living room, slowly drifting over to a window without much else said, letting him have a moment to think. She can probably get to casting while he considers, drawing her wand up and her left palm held up, ready to get to work.
Although the question makes her pause, her head turning round to look at him curiously. That's what he'd like to know...? She can't help but look a little amused. But no, she doesn't find it rude. As for the answer, well— ]
Of course we can! Although human transfiguration is another advanced kind of magic, we don't learn those kind of things until sixth year at school. [ Which she is... lacking in, considering she only made it through half of her sixth year. ] Transforming objects into animals and back is far easier.
[ There is no mention of frogs, alas. But with that, she turns her head back round. There's a short pause as she concentrates before she starts casting, murmuring spell words under her breath. With each one, she draws down with her wand. Before her, the air shifts and warps, as if one might drag their hand through a pool of water; an iridescent haze of light appearing with each casting: spells to repel intruders who mean harm, spells to protect against any malevolent magics aimed at the house, spells to keep to keep them safe.
It's the not the flashiest of magic, but it does what it's supposed to do. Protective enchantments aren't mean for show, they're meant for work. But she'll move to any other windows in the room to much of the same before she'll turn back to Robby with another smile. ]
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Although the question makes her pause, her head turning round to look at him curiously. That's what he'd like to know...? She can't help but look a little amused. But no, she doesn't find it rude. As for the answer, well— ]
Of course we can! Although human transfiguration is another advanced kind of magic, we don't learn those kind of things until sixth year at school. [ Which she is... lacking in, considering she only made it through half of her sixth year. ] Transforming objects into animals and back is far easier.
[ There is no mention of frogs, alas. But with that, she turns her head back round. There's a short pause as she concentrates before she starts casting, murmuring spell words under her breath. With each one, she draws down with her wand. Before her, the air shifts and warps, as if one might drag their hand through a pool of water; an iridescent haze of light appearing with each casting: spells to repel intruders who mean harm, spells to protect against any malevolent magics aimed at the house, spells to keep to keep them safe.
It's the not the flashiest of magic, but it does what it's supposed to do. Protective enchantments aren't mean for show, they're meant for work. But she'll move to any other windows in the room to much of the same before she'll turn back to Robby with another smile. ]
Did you think of any other questions?