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Enoch walked into the transfiguration classroom and glanced at the professor. He didn’t need to stick around in the classroom, so the moment that he could he packed up his things made sure to mark himself on the list and then headed out of the room, intending to go to the library to revise.

Enoch got to the pitch ready for this, quidditch was the only thing he really cared for and he would at least give this a decent try. He glanced towards the captain ready for things to get started.

Enoch walked into the transfiguration classroom and took his usual spot in the room. He glanced up at the professor as the man got started. He wasn’t that interested in switching spells, but he knew they were important to learn about. He vaguely listened to what the professor was saying, but was...

Enoch just folded his arms on the table and leaned his head against them, pillowing them. He glanced away from her. He didn't want this conversation, didn't want her near him. "Enoch," he did tell her, in the hopes that maybe this would encourage her to leave him just a little bit alone.

10/10 I wish it was a little more centred but i love it regardless.

Enoch wasn't sure what to make of the person who'd decided to target him. They left for a minute and then when they'd returned he knew she'd brought food. She turned his chair, and he looked at her with a deep frown. "Okay, don't do that," he told her, he moved his chair a little away but didn't...

There was little worse than watching everyone else be in love. That and the fact he'd failed to win at duelling and was currently just trying to figure out which of his brothers he'd spend the next break with. They were all too busy to reply to his letters, and though he was doing this well...

Enoch was not that bothered about transfiguration this year. He walked into the room and took a spot near the back of the class. He looked up at the professor briefly as the man got started but it seemed they’d be covering something boring. He didn’t care about food that was transfiguration. It...

Current Points: 120 Enoch cast protego, leaving it almost a little late to do so. he was not interested in quickly losing. Slowly, maybe. he cast, "Furnunculus." back Action(s) Taken: cast spell twice Point Changes: -10 Points Remaining: 110

Current Points: 130 Enoch blocked Oskar's spell, and then quickly cast, "Furnunculus," Action(s) Taken: cast spell twice Point Changes: -10 Points Remaining: 120

Current Points: 145 Enoch dodged out the way of Oskar's spell, and then cast quickly, hoping to get him a little off-guard, sending a trip jinx back. Action(s) Taken: cast spell, dodged Point Changes: -5, -10 Points Remaining: 130

Current Points: 150 Enoch was going to give this his best effort, hoping that he might be good at something. He bowed to Oskar and then stood back, pointing his wand at him, and then cast, "Diffindo," Action(s) Taken: cast spell Point Changes: -5 Points Remaining: 145

Enoch walked into the transfiguration classroom and took his usual spot in the room. He didn’t really bother taking his notes or books out, just got settled in his seat and then let himself rest his head on his hand. He looked towards the professor as the man got started telling them what they’d...

Enoch was a little surprised she was on her own, he would've thought someone like Summer would have plenty friends and people to spend the ball with, though he didn't really know her. Not well. Not beyond how she played and how she looked. She was giving him an out too, allowing him to dimiss...

Enoch glanced at the person who stood next to him. She was on the quidditch team, not in his year, but maybe the year below. He hadn't ever really paid attention to her or anything about her. She was good, at quidditch, in a way even Enoch could admit though he was often trying to be better, or...

Enoch wasn't sure why he bothered, but after having told Teddy about his parents, and the conversation he'd had with Alicia and also then Vanity, he was feeling perhaps a little less...empty than before. It wasn't enough to make him go back home, his brothers, none of them had reached out to him...

Enoch frowned at Teddy, he didn't need help. What would help do? They would just want more things to change, look at him sympathetically and tell him it was okay. There was nothing that could help him, his parents were just gone. He had to just deal with it. He didn't think telling anyone would...

Enoch wasn't sure it was stupid, maybe it was easier, to have a singular goal to work towards. His parents had been deciding so much of his life up until Hogwarts and now their death that he did lack a little guidance. "Must be nice to know though," he said. He didn't smile at the joke, but he...

Enoch wasn't sure what was stopping her from doing the swimming, given that the lake was just there. He was sure his mother would've said it dangerous and dirty, but that would've just been for him. "Cricket maybe," he replied. "My brothers are obsessed with it," he said. It hadn't been...

Enoch wasn't sure what would happen when he said it, but he could at least feel a little pleased that Teddy seemed to realise the weight of what was on Enoch's mind. That it hadn't been something small, and it had been worth his mood. He didn't really feel any better. It didn't help make things...