Understanding, he gave a nod of his head. "Yes, sir." Stepping fully into the class, he closed the door behind him-- having enough courtesy to move to the back of the class and occupy one of those seats until his period began.
Lifting the strap of his bag over his head, he placed it on the ground besides him-- sitting in silence as he observed the chaos around him. Well, not really chaos, more like...a very tame epidemic spreading through out the classroom. Students becoming obscure shapes, some vomiting-- rather violently. Other's, they just dropped. What else could there be expected of a potions class, though? Magic was not something to be taken lightly, in any form.
In a lame attempt at entertaining his thoughts for the remaining time, his eyes focused on a stray pencil that had been left on his desk, most likely from the previous homeroom-- and, with ease, he lifted it into the air. There were no hand motions or some form of chanting that he mumbled under his breath, it was all done purely with his thoughts. And to be honest, this was way more simple then his tastes demanded for. He had mastered something as elementary as this at the age of 6, he gained no practice or anything beneficial for that matter from doing this. Nothing but simple entertainment, something to pass the time.
He even made it flip a few times for the Hell of it.
You go pencil.