Fenris sat in the back of the classroom staring up at the ceiling. The first class of the year had to be one about history. It couldn't have been more boring. What was worst was that she had actually thought the professor might make the class fun? After all wasn't usually the younger teachers who knew how to keep your attention. The way things were going so far, the Mihael student wasn't impressed with Professor Queety White. And if things continued to be so boring, then it was clear that Fenris might end up giving up on the class altogether. If she wanted to learn history, then she could do so by reading books herself.

Twenty minutes into the class, and she was getting ready to just get up and walk right out of class. In fact, Fenris was practically packing her supplies when the professor spoke up again. This time telling the whole class to gather into groups. The whole plan seemed stupid, and the Mihael felt it was a pointless attempt to bring life into the class. Nonetheless, she got up and walked toward where her group was situated. Group three, and they were supposed to be discussing Aphrodite. All the other members of the groups seemed to get started right away discussing the goddess, so Fenris simply sat back and listened. Most of the things said didn't seem to be much different from what she'd read of muggle Greek mythology. Which was she thought was far more interesting than the wizarding versions.

As time passed it came to discuss the magical attributes of each god and goddess. Fenris listened quietly as her group discussed the topic with solutions of potions being used to Aphrodite even have some veela heritage. In her own opinion, she didn't understand why a so called goddess of love would always have to use magical means. Perhaps she was just a natural matchmaker and used potions for an extra little help.

Has far as her helping people goes, I agree that she probably used Legilimency. If she did indeed use it then, she wouldn't really have any need for potions. She probably just used what she learned from people's minds, and all the rest she did was due to her skills as a matchmaker. she said casually not really caring what the rest of her group thought. It was a simple idea, and in her opinion the best possible guess for an answer. Plus, it helped her stick to her opinion that Aphrodite may not have used very much magic at all.