Paetyn was flying, big red ball tucked tightly between his hands. His broom seemed to be in tune with his body, swerving with the slightest movement. The Hufflepuff could feel the exhilarating wind rushing through his short hair and smiled, not even the slightest bit nervous. How could he have ever been scared of flying? It was the best feeling in the world!
Suddenly, from out of nowhere, Professor Storm flew in, standing on a raincloud. Lightening struck out from under his feet and a manic grin plastered itself on his face. Storm pulled his wand from his pocket, an odd, trident shaped wand, with three separate tips, and pointed it directly at the flying youngster. From the left tip, a burst of yellow light flew, aiming straight for Paetyn, but he swerved at the last moment, avoiding the light. Simultaneously, from the right came a blue light, and Paetyn had no doubts that if either light hit him, he’d be out of the cauldron and into the flame. He managed to avoid the second spurt of light by barrel rolling, so now he was flying upsidedown.
From the center of the deputy headmaster’s wand, a purple light flew, hitting the tail of his broom. Everywhere the light hit, the broom disintegrated, vanishing into thin air. Suddenly, Paetyn was falling hundreds of feet to the hard ground below, before waking with a thump as his body truly fell out of the bed.
No wonder he hated flying.
”Rabbit Rabbit!!”
“Huh?” Paetyn mumbled groggily, picking himself up from the floor and dusting himself off. Then Paetyn let out a soft giggle, thinking that Jack was just talking in his sleep. Well good for him, if he can think about cute little bunnies while Paetyn’s being attacked by evil Durmstrangians.