Astronomy Lesson Two: Galaxies ((Hogwarts students))

Godwine was in the astronomy tower hurriedly finishing preparation for class; he barely had any time winter break to plan for classes, and he didn't want to know what'd happen if Camille decided to do a professor evaluation and notice that there wasn't any plan that was made. He was quite shocked about the arrest of Harry Potter, so he spent much time since school resumed discussing it with the rest of the faculty. Sighing, he opened the door and pushed in the doorstop and began waiting for students to arrive.

Dysmas entered class only to see that he was the first to make it. He usually wasn't this punctual, but it meant he had a bit of free time before class began for once. He took a seat in the very front quite glad that he actually had quite a few seat options to choose from for once.

Rhesus entered the Astronomy Tower, despite not being a huge fan of it. He didn't really care about Astronomy and the only thing he knew was that his name was some sort of constellation. One other student had been in the classroom and for some reason, Rhesus felt the need to maybe talk to him. He walked over to the boy who was sitting in the front and let out a small smile. "Would you mind if I take a seat by you?" he asked trying to act nice for a change.

His eyes widened when he heard one of his housemate's voices; Dysmas had quickly grown accustomed to being the only student in astronomy so far. "Go right ahead," he replied hoping he could make a friend.

Cherry entered the classroom with a few books and notebooks in hand. To her, a plus of being TA was that it was essentially a free class besides the occasional errand Mr. G would have her do. She noticed that there were only two other students in the room so far. "How dead is this class?" she asked. "There's like nobody here."

Astronomy wasn't really probably Rose's strongest classes but it was easy enough. So the girl decided to go there today. Even if she had no idea what they will learn there today. She hoped it would be something easy. She walked into the classroom and saw there barely anyone. "Wow," she said to herself mostly. "Hello," she even said there and took a seat somewhere middle of the classroom.

Godwine raised an eyebrow at the amount of people who had entered. Didn't more people sign up for his class? He looked down at his roster and back up at the students who had arrived. Noticing Cherry, he smiled at her and asked, "Cherry, will you be willing to find the absent students and bring them to class?" He walked over to her and handed her a copy of the roster that he had highlighted all of the missing students on.

Azalea had been unwell for the past week, staying mostly in bed or the infirmary as she kept coughing up her insides and thus, missed the first astronomy class. She was now late for the second because the nurse wanted to make a thorough examination to see if she was fit for class and to stop pushing herself too hard, exhaustion being the leading cause of her sickness as well as the incredible amount of drinking she had done before hand. "Sorry I'm late. I have a note." She stated, looking still paler than usual and she handed the note from one of the nurses, rubbing the back of her head awkwardly before taking her place; enjoying the peacefulness of the tower already and wrapped her blanket around her. She had only brought one as the tower was famously cold, being so high up and because of the lateness of the class; partly using her sickness as an excuse to keep it with her as she had gotten a fever whilst she was ill.

She looked over at Godwine and nodded as she was handed the roster. "Yeah, of course," Cherry replied as she began to look down at the list of names trying to think of where she might find them at in the school before hearing someone enter. "Guess that's one less person to find..." Shortly after, Cherry exited the classroom to take care of the errand.