July 24th, 1892 — Headquarters of the London Society for the Practice of Combative Magic

After reading the rules Benedict motioned to Mr. Devine to begin the round. The Quidditch player seemed to have made it through the thick of it, so he was intrigued to see how this duel would turn out.

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— Roberto Devine: # | Augusta Robins: # —

72 hrs to post as usual!

  

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Roberto recognized the Holyhead Harpy well enough from Quidditch and related events. After the niceties, he cast a disarming spell.

Augusta Robins / Elias Grimstone

  

Sponsor of the Kestrels, eh? Gus bobbed her head in more of a bow than a curtsey this time, a little more sincerely. “Furnunculus!” she cried – she’d never learned to cast non-verbally, so really she might as well be as loud as she liked. (Hopefully the spell would work better for it.)

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Tilda MacFusty

  

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gorgeous set by Lady!

Despite the gusto with which the Quidditch player cast her hex, it was to no avail, for her wand flew out of her hand before she could finish the incantation. "This point to Mr. Devine. Miss Robbins, when you're ready please begin our next pass." Benedict announced.

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— Roberto Devine: 6 | Augusta Robins: 2.5 —

72 hrs to post!

  

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With a glum expression, Gus waited for her wand to be returned to her, still deciding what to do next. Maybe something simple was best? "Rictusempra!" she cried.

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@"Clarissa Cosgrove"

  

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gorgeous set by Lady!

This time around, Roberto decided to go for the shield charm.

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Benedict Sterling / Tilda MacFusty

  

For a moment, Ben thought that Miss Robin's spell would break through Mr. Devine's shield, however it held fast. The tickling charm bounced off Mr. Devine's shield like a bludger off of a beater's bat and pinged somewhere over Ben's left shoulder. "Mr. Devine shall be the one to advance to the next round!" He announced, clapping for the victor.

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— Roberto Devine: 8 | Augusta Robins: 6.5 —

  

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