Professor Bellfree
The young teacher was impressed. He hadn't expected teaching to be quite as dramatic as it had been fro the past two years and, as one could imagine, was excited for another year. Professor Wright had sent him several letters over the summer suggesting how to better his teaching, all of which he'd taken into account. This year he had almost a months worth of lesson plans. To be fair, the amount of work put into even a day plan was entirely to much and the likelihood he'd use all he'd written wasn't helping. worst case scenario there would be a repeat of last year, a year that had plenty of hands-on activities.
Were it not for the disturbance of the cloaks the train ride would've gone as planned and he would've had the entire ride there to converse with Professor Wright in person. Instead, after the train was re-secured he had to re-illuminate lights. Sure it might've been "his fault" as Wright put it and "his responsibility" but she wouldn't even help. He was starting to wish he'd paid more attention when learning counter-spells. Starting at the back he fixed the lighting one by one.
@TheHangedMan
In the hallway halfway down the train he ran into his favorite student from the year before, Cameron, or something like that. Do to circumstance he couldn't stop and chat, though it would seem that she'd cast several lumos maxime charms."Thanks kiddo. I can take care of it from here." he said, not seeming particularly in the mood to talk. Flicking his wand silently at each light he passed he moved on, leaving the bulb pushing away the darkness and once again functioning.
@josephb@Draconequis@Always
Sliding the door open he peered inside the compartment at the three students. He only vaguely recalled the boy, Edward. Not wasting any time he flicked his wand at the light, accomplishing almost nothing as the three students had already managed to create enough light for themselves. In a moment he had shut the door and was gone, back to fixing lights.
Oliver Rivers
@The Elvenqueen@RumikoOhara@Ceta de Cloyes
Sliding the note into his pocket Oliver sat back down. "I guess we'll just have to wait and see what these guys have in store." he said, agreeing with the Mike and Melanie. From what he'd read in the papers the Cloaks had seemed pretty tame, but a stunt like this was a little bit conspicuous.
Soon after Mike left a teacher peeked in. It was Professor Bellfree who, in his usual manner, said nothing to the students only taking a brief moment to look for injuries before flicking his wan at the ceiling light, turning it back on. Then he ducked back out.
Oliver glanced around the compartment after the teacher left, gauging how awkward everyone else thought that was. He'd always found Bellfree to be strange.
After a few silent moments he stood again, backpack in hand. "Well, I guess we're going to be there soon, you two should probably get changed to." he said as he left.