Minerva Mcgonagall Quotes Novels & Stories

“I need air” Anberine said weakly as she walked away from Merlia and Morgana, grabbing her bag she opened the door and didn’t look back leaving some of them surprised at how she would refuse so quickly. “She does have morals” Marcus said calmly catching the girls’ attention. “Her aunt had taught her to never use magic as a way of getting revenge since it would never solve anything” “But we need her to help make it, she’s the best potion maker we know and we’ll most likely ruin it” Helga said with a weak withered look, frowning Perceval watched them.

Liana stared at me, dumbfounded for a few seconds, and then imprudently enough, nodded her little head in understanding. "So don't fret over trifling stuff like that, and just aim to remember all my teachings sincerely, okay?" I said in the demeanour of a learnt adult. "I shall heed well to your every lesson, My Liege." She bobbed her head in quite enthusiasm, and I was pretty satisfied with her current attitude towards my teachings. "Alright, to commemorate your successful learning so far, I will teach you another enlightening quote by a very famous personality, repeat after me, 'Opportunities knock on your door only once. But temptation.... that b*tch leans on the damn doorbell.'"

she asked smiling at him the very bitch. "Sure for that you are here to learn, what better than you saw it in us first as a sample,I will be your opponent" said Magnus approaching her. I looked at Emma's smirk of satisfaction for having managed to be so close to Magnus, my hands were clenched into a fist, I couldn't believe Magnus fell into that trap, the very idiot. "Please Gina, let's not fall into the stupid game of being jealous because of our mate, as much as I want to kill that bitch, we will be calm it's only a training" Gala said in my mind.

“I’m the one with the magic, not her.” “Really?” Minerva cooed as she moved away from Olga and closer to Arthur. “Are you a true magician or simply a wannabe? Tell me. What can you do? I might spare your life if you can show me that you’re worth something.”

The female snickers, “Everyone in the castle knows but they respect and obey your commands. The news will not leave the castle.” “But in a way, it has left the castle. It reached you.” “You are right about that but I promise not to tell. I am a lady of a promise when I make one.” “Seems to me that you hardly make promises.” “Yes, you got that right,” She winks and lets out a heavy exhale. “It seems like Minerva has gone to sleep. Don’t panic when she does that, it’s normal, and hopefully you’ll get passed this.” The female says. “I believe you’ll all get passed this and when you do, I’ll be here, watching.”

But that isn't important right now, there is no use of weeping over spilled frog leg soup. "Ewww" "Nana" "How gross." We all chimed in. Nana just giggled at our overreaction. "Come, come now girls, this is a serious conversation. Is there any confusion that I can clear up for any of you or questions I can answer?" "Be here on time so we can be gifted with kick-ass keys that open up a portal but strip us of our powers so we are unable to kill one another while we are all crammed into a magical cottage that keeps us hidden from our enemies," Margot replied sarcastically as she rolls her eyes, shook her head, and waved her hands around in the air.

Minerva asked. Mr Gael shook his head in wonder. “Because we don't want you having issues with the teachers and students. They all saw what happened yesterday Minerva. This school doesn't have rules for fights because here, everyone's trained to become aggressive. It's either you fight or they break you. Use your brain, not mouth girl. I'll send words to the castle.” With that, the man turned and left without another word. “Okay?” Minerva whispered to herself. She took in a long air before marching into the huge silver door.

Theon “Oh, how noble of you,” the devil sneers, circling me. “Half-transformed already, I see. So, how do you plan to take me down this time? If I remember correctly, the last time you tried it, you failed.” He glances at the rest of the team. “In fact, all of you failed. Even you, famed Headmistress.” “True,” the Headmistress admits. “But you must’ve heard, people tend to learn from their mistakes. They rarely ever repeat them.”

"And you all did well. Magic is not just about power, it’s about control, about precision, about understanding the energy that flows through you. Today, you took the first step toward mastering that." Professor Dain stepped forward, his deep voice rumbling through the room. "But don’t get cocky," he warned, though his tone was amused. "This is just the beginning. Tomorrow, we build on this. And the day after, we push further. Magic is a lifelong pursuit. You don’t master it in a day."

“My mentor told me it’s a death sentence- I don’t want to die!” “Kay, calm down, love. Listen, okay?” Conor pulled me to him trying to calm me down some more. “They said it will only kill you if magic is used. As long as you don’t use your magic, you won't have any problems.” He explained. He pulled me back towards the table and sat me down. Joanne sat back down next to Bart with a sigh. She looked tired but concerned.