Defense Against the Dark Arts

Libby crossed her arms. "I dunno. Probably because we ran in in the middle of the class and started yelling excuses."

"We were yelling. In the middle of some study session. Makes sense, I suppose. Let's get going, I don't want to be late for this class."

And they knocked the door. Hesitantly.

Hesitantly indeed.

"hem hem, Come in! :3" called the high, girly voice.

They opened the door and peaked in.
"When's detention?"

"Ah." she smirked. Now she really looked like a toad.
"Tomorrow night at 8:00. Come here sharp."

(Hey, want me to be Professor Umbridge during their detentions? XP)

[[Yeah.]]

(Alrighty. XP)

Libby was, like, gone. In a flash.

Professor Umbridge was there, sipping a cup of green tea, and reading a novel. On a desk in front of her own desk, were two pieces of parchment, and two pitch black quills. She was witting for that Brown girl and Cruise girl to come in so that their detention could begin.

Kelsi knocked on the door. o_o She didn't want to be late, and didn't know where Libby went to.

"Come in," said Professor Umbridge in her sickening sweet, high pitched, girly voice. Which sounded rather odd for someone who was her age and had her looks.

"Ahm- my friend isn't here yet, so we'll wait for her, right?" she said nervously. For some reason, this didn't seem like any other detention.

"Oh yes, of course. Besides, you're early anyway," said Umbridge, flashing her a fake, but still rather sickening smile.

Kelsi smiled back politely. She was still in her daze.

Umbridge picked up her novel, and began to read it again.

Libby arrived. /lazy

Kelsi sighed. At least it would start, and from the looks of it, they were only going to do lines. Kelsi grinned at Libby before settling down in one of the chairs.

Libby sat next to her, smiling to Kelsi. Maybe they were just going to be doing lines or something.

"Ah, hello girls." said Umbridge, smiling her toothy smile. "Tonight, you will be writing lines. And, don't worry. I have supplied your parchment and quills already."

"Oh, it'll help us get neater! ^-^" Kelsi whispered to Libby as she came down next to her.
"Alright, Professor."

"What do you want us to write?" Libby asked, reaching for said quill and parchment.

"What you will be writing tonight is 'I will never be tardy for Defense Against The Dark Arts again," And don't worry, I'll tell you when you two can stop. We'll just see how long it will take for the message too... sink in, so to speak," she said, smiling her toothy grin.

"Oh, that won't be long, Professor. This time it was just a small problem- You're a girl, you went through it,"
Kelsi reached for the quill and parchment and pressed the pen against the parchment, waiting for when they were to begin.

"Begin anytime, dears," And she once again, picked up her novel to read again.