Entering the final room, Kleris was expecting a third obstacle.  So when he came upon a furnished sitting room with everyone having a tea party, he was suspicious of some illusion to put him off-guard.  Professor Murrin came and talked to him, though, and it seemed a little elaborate to be a trick, and this was only supposed to be their first class.  He slowly relaxed, sitting in a stuffed chair thankfully and taking a cup with a nod to the student.  Sipping it down, it was almost insubstantial with magic, and the ankle he came down hard on started to relax and return its strength.  He crossed it over his knee to massage while waiting on the others.  It seemed the vampire boy was trusting yesterday's<em>expeditious retreat</em>to get him past the fires before they activated.  Kleris was glad he hadn't tried to hop through them himself.<br/><br/>"Well thank you, Professor.  I don't want to be a one-trick pony, but it was very useful for getting around the more physical challenges.  A wizard once told me how he'd leave some spells unmemorized in case he needed something obscure that day, and I'm never quite sure what to expect from classes."<br/><br/>It seemed some of the other students had similar challenges as he did, though may have applied creative if ill-advised solutions.  Standing up, Kleris' ankle seemed all better, and he left the dungeon with the others in good spirits.<br/><br/>"Yeah, that was a pretty intense class.  First there were those tiles that would shoot fire, or change around.  I could have jumped around or tried to time it, but I had a<em>levitation</em>spell to just slowly float over it.  Then there was the room with the door key on a pillar over some sort of pool.  There were some sort of tangleweeds to avoid, so I levitated up again, but the pillar dispelled magic, so I had to jump back down.  I managed to avoid the water, if that's what it was.  Was it very deep then?  I couldn't even see into it.  I guess it's a good thing he was monitoring all of us.  Do you need to go change, or would a little<em>prestidigitation</em>clean you up?"