"Thank you for explaining that Holiday, I guess I don't have too now." The professor chuckles a little, seeing a good little bit of the class standing and just the general mood of the classroom set into one of energy and excitement. "Makes it even more important since I have an announcement for tonight's dinner. So no one skip out."<br/><br/>"It seems we have a decision, duels it is," He chuckles again and pulls out his wand and taps the desk below, not speaking a word as he does so. The desk instantly moves aside as Weaver stands and turns, walking towards the dueling stage behind him. "Since Holiday seems so happy to help teach, please, choose your opponent but wait to tell us until I say so, builds the suspense." He jumps up on the stage and turns. "Get on down here everyone, its hard to watch from the seats." He waits a few moments for everyone to get by the stage and offers a hand for Holiday to get up here easier.<br/><br/>"Everyone knows the rules but I have to recover them anyway, school policy and what not. Anything goes unless it causes your opponent to need medical care outside of a small bandaid. These duels only happen in this room under my supervision. If you step off the stage, you lose. If you send your opponent flying off the stage, you earn yourself another duel, with me. Interrupt a fight and you get a duel with me. Did I miss anything?" Weaver raddles off the rules as he as been told to do then asks his question. Hearing nothing from the crowd he continues on. "Good, well to finish us off, bonus points will be given to anyone who uses physical attacks and takedown, although they must be done in a safe way or you get a physical lesson with me." He finishes this up and looks back at Holiday to make sure she understood as well, then addresses her directly. "Ok, I've given you plenty of time to make a decision, so who will you be dueling?" He asks then awaits her answer.