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Lillian flicked her wand again to get Rose cleaned up a bit.
"Sure thing."
She stepped into the office and sat down at her desk.
"Alright, so you know Episkey, and small healing charms. Now, today, I'm going to teach you how to fix a punctured lung. This is like your first lesson. Know this is extremely advanced, you won't get it on your first try, maybe not even the fiftieth try. I don't mean to discourage you, but just not give you false hope. It's a tricky bit of magic. You may recall how our Herbology teacher needed this when he came here with a punctured lung in September?"
She waved her wand conjuring a flask of Deflating Draught.
"I just want to teach you this because so many people don't know how to do it properly, even some of the healers at St. Mungos. Though it may be one of the trickiest things you do in this, well, class I suppose, you'll normally be learning a bit advanced spells for healing broken bones, I just want to make sure this one method of healing is clear."
Lillian got to the point. She would normally teach Braccium Emendo, stuff like that that was really tricky and advanced, but she wanted this out of the way while it was still fresh in her mind.
"Take out a notebook, you might be writing a bit." Lilliam said smiling.

"Alright, well usually if someone has a punctures lung, it's from broken ribs, like it was in Professor Epithia's case. Here, you want to put deflating draught, this little potion," She tapped the bottle and held it up for Rose to see. "on the swollen area. On the ribcage. When the swelling reduces, then you set to work. Now, most people would use the spell right then and there. But the problem is that if you're even a little bit off on the punctured area, you might expand the wrong lung which could cause the lungs to collapse and well, the patient could simply put, stop breathing. Which of course, we want to avoid."
Lil said this a bit impatiently, annoyed that not every healer knew this. She took a deep breath and continued.
"You want to say an incantation, almost like a song, tracing their punctured lungs. ((Not sure what the incantation should be...just pretend i told you I guess)) Once you find the punctured area, the wand will stay lit up. It should've been flickering throughout the incantation, but when it stays lit, it means you've found the right spot. Then you whisper and lift your wand. That's crucial, if you say this spell harshly, again, the patient's life is in your hands at this point. You say the spell, "Sit eorum spiritus", which means, 'let them breathe.' Got that much?"

"Be right back." Lillian said to Rose. She stepped out to the door way and saw the new Hufflepuff 5th year, Giselle.
"Ah yes, hello. How are you?" She asked, letting Giselle in.
"This is Rose, a Ravenclaw student." She said, feeling like she'd need to explain Rose's appearance somewhat, just a random student in her office wasn't always very normal.
"Did you have a question about the classes?" Lillian asked, knowing how new students always needed to sort out their schedules.

"No, no it's fine, Rose." Lillian said, smiling.
Lillian beamed as the girls introduced themselves, fast friends already.
She flicked her wand at the luggage that Giselle was holding and it vanished.
"It should be in the hufflepuff common room now, the fifth year girl's dormitories."
She handed Giselle a slip of paper that had her schedule on it, as well as instructions on how to get to the hufflepuff common room, inculding the password.
"That has directions on getting to the common room, as well as the owlery." Lillian said. "You can let your owl go there. I hope you enjoy your first year at Hogwarts, and if you have any quetsions, don't hesitate to ask. We have a lot of new students this year, so you shouldn't feel out of place."

Lillian heard Rhiannon knock on the door. It was wedensday morning. Thank goodness she wasn't late.
"Come in." Lillian said. Rhiannon entered looking awful. She was almost as skinny from when Lillian last saw her. She seemed to have gotten and emptier, icier stare. Lillian then saw something glint in her pocket.
"Turn out your pockets. Now." She demanded.
The unicorn had been pushed forward from the handcuffs being in there as well. Rhiannon scowled but showed the headmistress. She saw her wicked smile and pearl necklace flash.

"You killed another unicorn. Without a wand. Impressive." Lillian said coldly. She could tell in Rhi's eyes that there was no remorse. Rhiannon was immortal, basically, unless someone did something you can't avoid death with. Cutting off someone' head, stabbing them in the heart, the killing curse...basically, if there was a chance to live, Rhiannon would live. So what could Lillian possibly do? Nothing but the death threat mattered to Rhiannon anymore. Lillian was disgusted when she saw the piece of white flesh hanging from the horn, like the horn had just been yanked out, which, she reminded herself, it probably had. She handed Rhiannon her wand that had been confiscated back.

"You will come to my office frequently for lessons on how to turn your life around. I don't care if you don't listen or don't want them, if you don't want a life in Azkaban, you'll do what the ministry has demanded. If you use dark magic or kill a third unicorn in the forest nearby, or tell a soul about lucas, you will be expelled and most likely arrested. Even executed." Rhiannon's eyes flashed and the understanding passed between them that Rhi was just going to push the limits as far as she could without getting near a dementor. Fine. Rhi nodded, Lillian dismissed her and she left, wicked smile in place and looking beastly.