Care of Magical Creatures

Libby was with them, and she was hugging Kelsi for warmth. Not like that mattered, their cloaks were soaked anyway, but Libby didn't realize that.

Kelsi stared at her fingers.
"They're going to fall off." she cried out.
"Stop hugging me, Libby, you're soaking wet!"

"Sorry!" Libby realized that they were both wet, and let go.

Olivia had the collar of her robe pulled over her head, ignoring that it would eventually soak through.

"Liv! Come huddle with us. =3" Kelsi gasped as her teeth chattered.

"And it's fine, we're gonna get wetter anyways.

"Gladly." She joined the huddle.

Once again, the teacher who had been taking over Hagrid's place waved her hands to get their attention.
"We're doing a review on tree pixies! This way, please!"

Libby followed Professor Grubbly-Plank or whoever, huddled together with everyone else.

She growled at them, especially the boys, telling them that the pixies have fragile skeletons with rather sharp claws, so that they ought to prevent from swiping, or squeezing them.

"Now get to work, chaps!" she yelled out and yeah.

[[Lawl, I used chaps. ]]

Amanda did not huggle.

(VFK nao? 8D)

(Already on X) )

Kelsi got to work on feeding the pixie she got assigned to.

Also, did Amanda.

"Gosh, will it end?" Kelsi gasped as she fed another seed to the pixie.
"Not only is it cold- but it's so boring!"

"...The cold is getting to me now.." Amanda said this with her chattering teeth.

"Uh huh?!"

"I. dislike. this."

Olivia stared at the pixie. "It's so... odd... like a little tiny human... o_o"

Amanda nodded, closing her eyes so her drenched hair wouldn't spray water in them. With a slight grunt, Amanda flicked a large, wet piece of her hair behind her ear. Her glasses were so spotted, they were almost looking like they had an entire shield of rain water covering them. "Gosh, it looks like doomsday today!" Amanda exclaimed correctly. It was quite dark and the rain was pelting the students like icelces raining from the heavens.

"... It's creeping my out."

"Don't look it in the eyes."

"Why?"

"It'd creep you out more."

"It has no eyes."