Potions Lesson (All Koldovstoretz students)

It was Irina's first time to teach a lesson in this school where she hasn't really finished or never really attend. She has mostly picked the job offer since she needed one. She wanted to see how she will do. So here she was gonna get ready to teach a bunch of students some potions. For today's lesson, she had chosen Calming Draught. She didn't really know how it would go but she hoped good.

She wrote on the board:
Irina Montez
"Calming Draught"

She now had to wait for the students to show up. She really had no idea how many of them will be interested in potions really. She hoped that at least some will show up.

Orson arrived to class and examined the classroom; it definitely seemed a lot brighter than the one at Hogwarts. He looked at the board and saw that they were going to brew the Calming Draught. That didn't sound too bad for him as he had already done it at Hogwarts the previous school Year. Taking a seat, Orson hoped a friend would attend.

Carmen walked into the potion's classroom and she could tell it was a bit of different from Hogwarts for sure, more brighter. "Hello," girl even said there nicely to the professor. She took a seat somewhere at back rows. She looked at the board and smiled, it was something she had actually done already but still, she can mess up.

Irina was waiting for her students to show up but currently, there were only two students in her class. She knew there could be easily so much more. "Does any of you know if in this class should be more students or not?" she asked there now question from her two students. "I just haven't yet received the class roster list," she added. She wasn't sure why it wasn't given.

Not used to the layout of the school, Narissa had found herself lost trying to find the potions classroom. She went back and forth throughout the second floor until she stopped in front of the door. Guess she was going to take the gamble... Entering the room, Narissa let out a sigh of relief. "Nice. I'm not late." She looked around. "How small is this school?"