Divination Classroom Description

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The Divination classroom is one of the highest points of the Hogwarts Castle, hidden high away in the tallest tower with only one set of stairs leading to the entrance. Students cannot use the trapdoor anymore as it has been blocked and permanently closed which is a sure fire relief amongst the student body.

Upon entry to the Divination classroom, students will be granted the majestic sight of an underwater world with gentle blues and whites that are reminiscent of the ocean and the waves against the shore. Each drape and curtain is hung with care and purpose, to give the sense of irregularity that ocean waves tend to do. Shiny hints of silver and aquamarine shine against the curtains when the light shines through, causing them to glisten like the gentle ocean. The room is bright and full of warm light which shines through the beautiful enchanted and moving stain glass windows, which have enchanted manatees and fish swimming around every connected window and marveling those who look upon them. The manatees will sometimes, if encouraged by a curious student, perform flips and tricks for their onlookers. The windows are enchanted to reflect the weather in a way that matches the stained glass and demonstrates how the ocean feels with the changing of the atmosphere. During the evening classes, one can watch the classroom fill with brilliant colors of orange, pink, purple, and yellow before displaying the current night sky with brightly twinkling stars.

The desk area is not full of traditional desks in any sense of the words. Every table is covered in a sandy colored table cloths and large crystal balls stands in the middle however the orbs are stored away in Professor Nenovsky's office for safe keeping. In place of the orbs are silver bowls filled with water. Each table is accompanied by cushy swivel chairs which are blue and white with softening charms to prevent students from growing restless and finding the urge to get up and disrupt class. To combat sleepiness, the classroom is kept at the general temperature of the pacific waters to keep the students from falling asleep. The classroom is decorated with scavanged shells, sandollars, drift wood, and art from Polynesia, the Pacific Islands, and several manequins which display her collection of silicone mermaid tails and matching rashguards that she uses when exploring the deep blue sea. Students are welcome to ask about the tails and Professor Nenovsky will happily explain them. They are not too be touched or messed with and have agelines around the bases to protect them.

Up at the back of the classroom, away from the entrance, is a grand staircase which leads to two doors. The first door on the left leads to Professor Nenovsky's dormitory which is strictly off limits to students and has several anti-intruder protection charms to prevent sneaky troublemakers from attempting a break-in. Any attempt to access the dormitory without the countercharm will result in a dousing of inky black water. The other door leads to the Professor's office which is decorated to look as though one is stepping into a sandy beach oaisis. There is no desk like a traditional professors office and instead, several carpets that are gathered around a large silver bowl filled with water for her Hydromancy sessions.

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