Amora Lupin and the Stuttering Man

Transfiguration and Potions

The next morning Amora woke up early and headed to the Great Hall for breakfast. She saw Cedric Diggory at the table so she walked over to him. "Morning Cedric." Cedric turned to Amora and said, "Morning Mora. You ready for your first day?" Amora nodded. "I've dreamt of being here since my father told me." Cedric nodded then said, "Your Remus Lupin and Janie Potter's daughter. That means you're on of the Maruaders heir to the fortune."

Amora nodded. Cedric smiled as the bell rang and it was time for everyone to get to class. Amora met up with Hermione but looked around for her two cousins and said, "Have you seen Harry or Ron this morning." Hermione shook her head as the two girls headed to class. They both sat together as Professor Mcgonagoll said, "Welcom to your first lesson on transfiguration. My name is Professor Mcgonagoll." Professor Mcgonagoll started her lesson on trasnfiguration.

All the students were writing down notes when a door behind them opened. Both Hermione and Amora looked to see Ron and Harry running down. Amora rolled her eyes and said, "I told Ron that this would happen." Hermione nodded as they went back to taking notes. Ron was talking to Professor Mcgonagoll.

Hermione and Amora walked along side each other. Harry and Ron caught up as the four walked to their next class. They all sat together as Amora saw Draco once more. Something about him made her inner wolf excited but she didn't understand why. All the students were sitting when Professor Snape from what Amora remembered her father telling her about. "There will be no foolish wand waving or any silly incantation." Professor Snape was doing his lesson when he saw that Harry was writing everything he was saying.

"When you are not paying attention." Hermione nudged Harry as he looked up and Professor Snape said, "Mr. Potter our newest celebratrity." Professor Snape was asking him all these questions to just embarrasse him. "You have no worth of asking him theses questions. Professor." Amora said.

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