The Dare of Dawn (Helga)

Maximus listened as Godric explained about the classrooms and that they offered reading and writing as a requirement. It made perfect sense to him to teach young witches and wizards to be literate as it would only strengthen their learning. He nodded in appreciation.

"Aye, tis a smart idea te begin with the basics," he agreed. "Te further the education o' our people is a noble goal but I be pleased te know it be rooted in logic and practicality."

"Moira will nay need much instruction in readin' an' writin' as we taught 'er quite early in regard te that," he shared with the founder. "She be a voracious reader. It seems li'e there is nay enough knowledge te satisfy 'er sometimes. I think she will de well 'ere."

To say he was proud of his little sister was an understatement. He wanted to provide the best possible future for her and in his opinion furthering her education was one way to do that. She was far too smart for her own good and being at a place like this would hopefully keep her out of trouble. He wouldn't be surprised if she slept in the library half the time given the amount of knowledge contained there. He was most eager to get a look at the classroom as they approached it.