Quidditch PV James Lachoneus Closed

Kat looked at James, nodding shortly before getting on her broom and kicking into the air and floating in place. "Yea, I'm ready. But are you sure that you won't fall off? Do you want me to help?" She questioned, slightly nervous that he would hurt himself or something would happen and she would get in trouble or basically anything that didn't go along with the plan in her head that everything would be fine. 


Her hands were gripped around the handle of the broomstick so tightly that her knuckles had turned white in colour. Kat nearly rolled her eyes at his optimism but soon reminded herself that if he was nervous it could fall off but the other voice in her head kept arguing that if he got too trigger happy he could make a mistake, especially since he's never flown before and could seriously hurt himself. She didn't know whether or not to tell him to actually be slightly nervous or not but quickly shook her head mentally at the idea, no one can do anything scared. 

"Yea, I'm ready. But are you sure that you won't fall off? Do you want me to help?" Kat replied, sounding a little worried.
James shook his head.
"No, it's okay. I'll start slow, and If I fall, Phoenix can catch me!" James said, smiling back at their guardian.
Phoenix responded by saluting and getting in a ready position, holding his arms out as if trying to catch James before he even lifted off into the air.
James chuckled, and shook his head, still really excited for what he was about to do.
“Alright, let’s go!” James shouted, pointing forward at the sky. Nothing happened. He looked down at his broom, which was still on the ground.
From behind him, a loud squeaky chuckle burst from Phoenix who was beside himself with laughter. James blushed and looked back at Kat.
“Um… how do we start it?” James asked, utterly embarrassed. The squeaking intensified behind him, Phoenix doubling over with laughter. James pursed his lips and shook his head at him, even though Phoenix was too busy laughing hysterically to notice. James was pretty sure Phoenix was more of their comic relief rather than their guard, but James wasn’t quite annoyed with him yet… at least not enough to try and get rid of him.

Kat laughed silently "Say up," she said as she positioned the broom on the floor, doing the same with hers. "Up," she said, her hand out above the broom after she had stood up, causing the broom to fly up into her hand and she mounted it "Grip the handle tightly or you'll fall off the back. Then you kick off hard," She explained, doing exactly as she had just said, "I don't know how to explain moving but think of what you want to do, move your body in that direction and just don't fall off." She smiled slightly, moving closer to James "Got it? Or shall I show you again?" She asked, hovering far enough that he could try and mount the broom if he wanted to without her being on her broom in front of him getting in his way and making him mess up. 

Kat looked at Phoenix, chuckling to herself as she shook her head slightly to herself. He wasn't really helping but Kat couldn't help but laugh at him and how he squeaked when he was trying to laugh. She rolled her eyes, smiling slightly to herself. Phoenix was dumb and not much of a guard but so long as he didn't get them caught she didn't mind him.

James blushed a ruby velvet (OOC: I'm laughing because Ruby and Velvet are both characters in my book series) and dropped his broom onto the ground to the right of him. He had completely forgotten how to start flying a broomstick. He had only had one flying lesson so far, but he should have remembered! It was one of the most exciting things that he had been through during his little time in the Wizarding World. But maybe he had forgotten one of his most exciting times so far because this was the new most exciting thing that he had done.
James tried to shrug it off, and listened to Kat as she tried to explain to him how to do it. She refreshed his memory, and he nodded.
"Thanks. I think I've got it now." he said, nodding his gratitude towards her. He positioned himself on the left side of his broom and stuck his right hand over it.

"Up!" he commanded, and the broom flew right into his hand. It caught him off guard the same way it did when it jumped into his hand instantly during the Flying lesson.
James then mounted his broom and looked over at Kat.
"Alright, we ready now?" he asked, chuckling a little.