Vena and Silver (Cj and Tsuki)

James glowered all the way to DADA and took a seat near the back scowling.

Iz finished up her breakfast and since Tsuki is assuming she's in the same house as James seeing as they were at the same table Tsuki is also assuming they have the same class, so yeah...

In DADA Vena dicided that she wanted to do a prac with the class. "Alright," She said once the classroom was full. "I want to watch you guys duel but before we start I feel like giving a demontration." She smiled to herself. "Any vulentiers." The her amusments Potter stood up. Vena grinned and twirled her wand in her hand as he came up the front. She mockingly bowed at him but Potter just stood their stonely. Vena deflected the first spell he sent her way and continued to just defend herself as James threw spell after spell at her, he started to get careless when he noticed that she wasn't using offensive against him which was when Vena sent the full body bind his way. "That," She said flicking her wand and nonverballing the countercurse. "Is exactly whaat not to do. Don't get so caught up in what you openet is doing at the moment that you forget what they could do. Get into partners and find a place in the room."

Iz shook her head at James as the class started to get up and move around the room, getting in their partnerships. She didn't really want to get up to find a partner, so they could come to her she decided.

"Partner?" James asked Iz grumbling under his breath.

Iz shrugged. "Sure," she said.

Vena walked around the room watching the students duel, she corrected a few of their techniques but mostly let them work without disturning them.

Iz was rather amused with the class, or rather James. He seemed to be trying to prove himself more than usual, since he'd been beaten by the same girl twice. Iz summed it up to a male pride thing.

James was in a very bad mood, he had a sense of pride, and being beaten by Riddle twice had annoyed him. Rather a lot. Unlike some people, while angry James' dueling did not get any better. It did in fact get worse. He was being far more careless then he usually was.