Term 6: Year 4, Lesson 1

Odin sat in his classroom, preparing for his upcoming class with the fourth years. He shuffled through a few papers and flipped open one of his many books he kept at his desk, jotting a few more notes down in his lesson plans - in reality, he didn't need them. He was more than familiar with the topics of his lessons. But, the plans helped him stay on track. Just a quick glance at them helped him to avoid discussing certain events in too much detail. The board already displayed the main theme of the class.

Blackboard:

He knew that his class would likely be more than familiar with Harry Potter - his children were only a little older than Odin himself. This wasn't ancient history, but relatively recent. Yet, it was history, and perhaps one of the most important historical events to ever happen in Great Britain. It was necessary that they discuss it, and he was certain that he could further their knowledge in the subject a great deal. He checked his watch impatiently and stood, his hands braced on his desk, waiting for his students to enter the classroom.

Morgana was excited for the next class. Yes, actually excited. It was the first time in what felt like ages since she'd had History of Magic. And it wasn't so far off. She believed her first and last lesson in that subject had been her second year. That was two years ago, so she was pretty anxious to get these lessons going again. She was very curious as to who was the professor, and how he would teach things. She hoped he was a good one. She knew how easy it would be to fall asleep or doze off in history lessons.

She reached the classroom door and opened it, looking instantly to the front where the professor was standing. A twentyish old man with long, blonde hair. She kept her face in a complete mask and didn't betray any emotions when she looked at the blackboard, reading his name and the theme for today. Her relative was theme for discussion it seemed. She didn't mind; she knew a great deal on this subject. She sat down in a chair and waited in silence for the class to begin.