Lesson One - The Wizarding Wars (6-7)

The lesson that she dreaded as she knew it would be the most sensitive topic for them to learn. One that she knew would also be personal as many of the people were kids just like them, and she knew they had needed to know just how important it was and how they would be trying to figure this out. Most of this wars were a thing that she felt didn't need to put on kids.

Everyone who fought who were younger didn't need any of this.

It pained her and she wanted them to know just how lucky they were right now. No one could be just as lucky and plus a lot of this history hit the blind spot due to how many of these kids parents fought in both wars and so many tried to forget this. Many of them didn't know and took advantage of it, and she had some charmwork done to make the classroom a welcoming place.

Because this lesson was going to need this.

James entered the class and saw what they were learning. Seriously? His entire existence was surrounded by that!

"Teach, if you see me sleeping when we get to my father, don't wake me up."

@Hanna Skarbek

Eloisa walked into the classroom somewhat sadly; she was happy for her brother and his girlfriend, but she felt as if there was too much going on since they made the move to England. She just wished to keep a lower profile and not be known as a sister of the "hot" professor.

Luckily, there weren't too many students yet, so she was able to find a pretty discreet seat with ease.