i hope we get to see the bat bogey hex in this season story

I like to imagine that when Daniel blushes he just blends in with his hair.

why are the season story chapters so short and boring now

WHAAAAAAAA

110 points Fanged Geranium!

The Mysterious Malady : Chapter 4

Mysterious Malady…

I’m quite enjoying the herbology theme this season 🪴

Every week, there will be one of the following;

Monday: Matagot outside Transfiguration classroom

Wednesday: Monster Book of Monsters in the History of Magic classroom

Friday: Pixies in the library

Don’t forget to check which one is available each week to claim a free summon card!

Puffapod update: growing and thriving

Playing around w rendering so these are wips jsksmxks

💐💃 spring festival dance stimboard 💃💐

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Hufflepuff’s prefect Natalie Kathryn Moore(//∇//)

Colby & Fischer Frey

As twins, Fischer and Colby Frey do almost everything together, although usually not very well unless it involves something nasty. Both boys prefer to solve their problems with a curse or hex, which is clearly reflected in their lacklustre academic performances.

The Frey Brothers spend most of their time shadowing Cassandra Vole wherever she goes. Cassandra assumes it’s because they recognize her as their leader, but the truth is both boys feel compelled to follow, although they don’t know why. Fischer suspects Cassandra may have cursed them on the day they met, which he finds disturbing, but respectable. Colby doesn’t suspect much of anything—he’s just chasing after his brother like he always does.Neither brother is particularly adept at social situations, which is why so many of their interactions with fellow students end in duels. When there is conversation, Fischer does most of the talking. Colby is more prone to grunts and chuckles, although he does like to talk to plants.

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Cassandra Vole

Cassandra Vole was sorted into Slytherin before the Sorting Hat even touched her head—as if there was another choice! She’s more attractive, more talented, and more popular than any other witch in the school. Anyone who disagrees is obviously a fool, such as that troublesome Ivy Warrington and her friends. Someone needs to teach them a lesson or two.

The fact that others still challenge Cassandra simply proves that not all witches and wizards are created equal. It’s not that she hates her classmates, she simply wants them to know their place—below her. Cassandra’s mother wouldn’t want her to say such things, but she knows better. It’s important to stake your claim before someone tries to take it away.

Cassandra does have a terrible secret: the other members of her family are exceedingly nice. This is particularly true of her parents who met after being sorted into…Hufflepuff! Cassandra once believed she was adopted, but was convinced otherwise by her great-grandmother, Delila, a full-blooded Veela. Delila was beautiful, enchanting, and powerful—all things Cassandra longs to be.

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