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Reyna cautiously surveys the length of the hallway, ensuring that no one is in sight as she nears the elaborate tapestry depicting the eccentric wizard Barnabas the Barmy. With unwavering focus, the young witch gazes intently at the wall opposite the tapestry, causing the other students to exchange quizzical glances in response to her peculiar behaviour.
Suddenly, a magnificent black door materializes out of nowhere, causing a few curious onlookers to gasp in surprise. Reyna steps forward and pushes the door open.
The interior space was vast and expansive, with an abundance of spellbooks strewn about in a disorganized manner, the piles looking on the verge of falling. In one corner of the room were several training dummies, while beanbags were scattered throughout the area.
"Welcome to the Room of Requirements," Reyna opens her arms.
"How is this possible?" Harry breathes.
"It has the unique ability to provide or transform itself into whatever is required of it," Reyna answers the boy's question. "The room possibly has some degree of sentience. It cannot create food, the Principal Exception to-"
"Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration," George mutters and all eyes stare at him in shock. "She's made me read way too many books"
"So say you really needed the toilet?" Ron asks.
"You're revolting," Hermione casts the boy a disgusted look.
Reyna frowns when she spots a stack of papers, taking a step forward. The witch picks them up, her eyes scanning the contents.
"Emancipation Papers?" Ron asks. "What do you need them for?"
"Piss off Ron," Fred shoves his brother away from Reyna.
"It was just a question,"
"Well don't stick your nose where it doesn't belong," George mutters.
"Alright keep your secrets then," Ron rolls his eyes.
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"Expelliarmus is a charm that forces your opponent is wielding out of their hands," Harry explains to the gathering of teenagers. "A single Disarming Charm could disarm multiple opponents if they were all in close proximity to one another. Multiple or exceptionally powerful Disarming Charms were even able to send a target flying, sometimes to the extent of knocking them unconscious"
The onlookers fix their gaze on Neville, who steps forward to face the training dummy, his wand tightly gripped. With great determination, the boy utters the incantation, but to everyone's surprise, it backfires, causing Neville's wand to soar out of his hand.
"Protego!"
Neville's wand bounces off Reyna's protective charm, clattering to the floor. The witch crouches down, picking the boy's wand up before handing it back to the boy.
