The students look at the exchange under the protection of the barrier casted by their teacher. They watched with a heated gaze, especially when the small and feeble looking creature tried to harm their teacher.
It looked easy to do. Not too life threatening as their teacher made it seem to be. The projectiles didn't look harmful, it didn't even make any damage on the floor it fell into. Nor did the summoned creature cause any casualty to their teacher. So most of the students did not feel much sense of danger as they should. Which was a big mistake. Reminders are not made just to be heard and seen. On the contrary, in their situation it is a warning.
The teacher still has some trust over his student's capability despite how he looks down on them. He decisively divided the class according to their groups. Assigning them to places that practically distributes them to all corners, with all the children having enough space to call upon their summons.
