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Lillian nodded to Fionna.
"You're welcome." She said to Lucas, beaming. She wasn't about to lie and say it had been no trouble, but she hadn't minded doing it. If it meant making two students closer and happier, then of course. She wanted the best for any child that walked through those two huge oak entrance doors.

"Well, I'm pretty sure that's all that needed to be said. Both of you get plenty of sleep tonight, alright? Goodnight." And she waved them out. She should get plenty of rest, too. It took a lot of concentrating in order to stay in an animal form that long.

Lillian jerked awake on her desk. She was tired from watching Fionna and Lucas all night, the transformation and full moon and what not. She yawned, stood up, then opened the door.
"Oh, hello, Rose! Another nursing lesson? Sure thing, come right on in." She opened the door to allow Rose to step in. She didn't need to give Fionna quite as many animagus lessons now that Fionna could practice on her own. Soon, she'd need to send Fionna's animagus form to the ministry with a note saying they were not to publish it until Fionna graduated, the the special conditions under which a student had one. They'd understand, she was relatively friendly with Kingsley, they knew eachother a bit.

"I trust you've been practicing?" Lillian asked. "I know it's a bit tricky to practice, but I hope it's going well."

"It's my pleasure. Now the tools you need are here, and why don't we see your improvement?" She said, conjuring up just some plastic bags that Rose would mend the holes in. They slowly sealed up with the wand, they didn't snap back together. If the spell was done properly, she'd trace her wand along the plastic bag, it'd stay lit when the hole was found, and then seamlessly go back in place, like someone had quickly are carefully swen them back together. If the spell was done improperly, they'd snap together like someone clapping their hands, and that made people shudder or wheeze, it could even cause the lung to collapse in rare cases.

But Lillian believed Rose practiced, so she was optimistic as Rose took her wand out and began performing the spell.

Lillian beamed down at Rose when the plastic bag sealed itself gently, only a small flicker at the end where it folded up a bit. Other than that, perfect.
"Great job!" She said, giving Rose a quick pat on the shoulder. She vanished the plastic bag.

"I think you're ready to learn something new, just don't forget that spell it's really good to have. What would you like to work on?" Lillian asked. There was so much to do, so many things they could work on or discuss, she'd let Rose pick.

So that was why it flickered, she was nervous. She needed to have more confidence in herself and abilities, but that would come with time.
"Hmmm....well we can learn how to clear a patient's airway, that much is simple enough, or mending bones. I think either of those two would probably be around your level, what do you think?"
Even if Rose couldn't decide, she felt that giving her two options would at least give her some control over the matter. Perhaps she could choose which one she needed work on, or which one she wanted to perfect. It was all her choice, really.

"Alright. Now the spell for clearing someone's airway is 'Anapneo.' You need to say it calmly and clearly, then the piece of food in the person's throat will slide down and they can breathe. Try it out using this."

She conjured up a tube, just a cardboard tube, like those you would see that hold paper towels, then conjured up a small red rubber ball and slid it down. It got stuck about halfway through.