✨SKZ✨ Oneshots

✨Just a bit of magic✨ Part 1✨ ~Jeongin

I'm a Potter head. So I thought I would indulge in that, and write a oneshot with it.😊🙃

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Walking down the corridor, the young sixth year Hufflepuff girl was trying to make it to her charms class in time. She only stopped when she heard her name being called. "Annie!" She turned on her heel to face the Slytherin whom claimed himself as her friend. Annie rolled her eyes at the boy. Already vexed by being late, she just gave up. "What is it jeongin? Aren't you going to be late to potions?"

He smiled at her. Making the glint of his braces obvious. Being muggle-born, his parents chose the less magic way of straightening the Slytherin's teeth. Annie always thought it was one of his best features.

(Muggles are people who do not possess the gift of magic. When someone is muggle-born, it means that their parents and other family members are muggle but the child was born with magic.)

"Remember? Slytherin and Hufflepuff have charms together today. Or did you forget again?" He raised an eyebrow at her as she sighed and rubbed the bridge of her nose. "You better be lucky you are my best friend, or I would have hexed you by now for teasing me all the time." "It has always been a mystery to me as to how you were sorted into Hufflepuff." He smiled at his best friend, then took her arm. "Come on, I think we're dueling today!"

(Dueling is when two witches or wizards use their wands to fight one another. They bow to one another, take ten paces back, count to three, then engage in casting spells at each other.)

In the charms classroom, excitement was evident. Professor Flitwick stood at the top of a very high stack of books. "Alright students, settle down. We are going to review the proper way to duel. Now, I would like two students to come." His high pitch voice rang out as his eyes scanned the room.

He looked to the right, where the Hufflepuffs sat. "Miss Chen and..." Eyes now on the opposite side of the room. "Mr Yang." The girl who was seated by Annie stood up from her seat as Jeongin's eyes widened. "Sir I don't think it would be best. My wand is not in the best condition to be dueling."

The professor waved his hand dismissively. "Nonsense. Now, both of you come to the front please. Place yourselves in front of one another and bow."

Jeongin gulped but stared straight ahead, looking just over the girl's head. "Jeongin!" Annie whisper-yelled. He looked over at her as she held a thumbs up. Mouthing the words "you can do this!" Silently.

"Now turn around and take ten paces away from each other." The two students did as they were instructed. Once done they pointed their wands at one another. "One, two, three!"

"Stupefy!" Jeongin raised his wand faster than his opponent. But his spell backfired, causing him to fly back ten feet before landing right on his back, unconscious.

Annie gasped before running to the boy on the floor, along with the professor. Who had come off of the podium surprisingly fast. He raised his wand at the Slytherin before whispering the counter-spell.

Sitting straight up, Jeongin started to blink rapidly. The Hufflepuff looked at him with worried eyes. "Are you okay?" She brushed his bangs from his face. Showing another one of her favorite features of his. He nodded. "But I'm starting to get quite tired though."

Flitwick put a hand on Annie's shoulder. The girl coming eye to eye with the part-goblin wizard, who was just over two feet tall. "I believe it would be best if you helped Mr Yang to the hospital wing, Miss Greene. He can rest there for the remainder of the class. Just come to me this evening or in the morning to collect your assignment." She nodded.

The teacher resumed teaching as the two students exited the classroom. Jeongin mostly relying on Annie to help him to their destination.

"That was so embarrassing." "Shush. It could have happened to anyone." He looked at the shorter girl. "The other Slytherins won't think that." She rolled her eyes. "Why do you care what they think?" He blushed and shrugged his shoulders, looking anywhere but her.