I was sitting in my room, reading a research book on spellbinders, when I remembered I was supposed to meet Mr. Lynx Huxst on the school roof at midnight. Should I stay? Should I go? I decided to go, but first scout it. I got dressed in all black, black leggings, a black fitting long sleeve shirt, black fingerless gloves, black socks, I even wore a black mask that covered everything except my eyes, I was completely covered. Except for my eyes nothing showed. I slipped on my black sneakers, and looked in my mirror. Something was missing...ah ha! I went back to my room and took out my black, nightvision Goggles, a black baton, and a black belt. I put on the belt and found the batons special hole and put it in, the slipped my goggles over my head. I checked my reflection. Nothing was showing. I stepped outside my window gently shut my window till it was only cracked. I then jumped from that tree to the next then to the next till I was completely out of sight of the house. I turned on my goggles and walked till I was near the school. I then scuttled up a tree, onto the highest branch and waited. I didn't have to wait long, in fact I heard him before I saw him. No clue how to conceal his footsteps I thought. I waited till he got on the roof and watched him. He checked the time. I then dropped a stick. Just like I thought it would it broke, making a sound like someone stepped on it. He looked down from the roofand said to himself,

"Good she it here."

I lowered myself down to the next branch to get a better look, he was doing nothing. Just standing looking at the stars. Then he moved his hand,  I watched him entranced, he used his powers to bring down star. A STAR! I watched fascinated, as he let it go, leaving a trail of whiteish gold dust in its wake.
A spellbinder...I jumped soundlessly, onto the roof and walked to the door, which wad not far away. I set down my goggles,mask, and belt, and hid them in a hidden hole and opened the door, pretending to have just gotten there. He greeted me and said

"I am glad you are here. Knowing your family history you most likely already know a lot about us spellbinders. You probably already know the famous spells. So shall we get started?"