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Maxilocks · 03-17-2011, 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Hera

"This is brilliant", she said more to herself than to anybody else.

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Originally Posted by Ama

Lulu giggled. "Wicked," she breathed out holding the lantern between herself and the girl that held on to her before. "I mean for me it is," amended Lulu and raised a brow at the Slytherin girl. "Creepy doesn't mean deadly."

The light of all the lanterns made it easier to see everyone. Catching the last bit of Emily's statement, Jared gave her a faint smile.

Lulu had a point. Personally, Jared preferred the potentially deadly over the creepy, even if he had never gone out of his way to seek either. Okay, once or twice. But not sans a reason [or reasons] that justified the act.

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Originally Posted by Bloody Baron

The wail grew louder as the Baron glided along the path but, eventually, it died out. He floated through clusters of trees that grew so close to each other, the students could pass through them only one at a time. He emerged into a clearing and came to a halt, clanking his chains.

In the eerie quiet, the noise echoed.

There was not enough space between the trees for all the students to pass through at once, so Jared brought up the rear, the light of the lantern not dazzling but covering a large expanse, so that he could see all the students in front of him. Once the students had all stepped into the clearing, he cleared his throat.

"We'll stop here, for a bit," he said. "This clearing is known as the Impenetrable Clearing." The Impenetrable Clearing of Death, actually. It occurred to him that the actual Latin name sounded for the place sounded much fancier. "As the stories go, this part of the Forest was once home to a tribe of warriors. Enemies wiped it out, but the 'curse' of the tribe hangs over the clearing where their councils occurred - no human or creature can enter, and those that attempt to defy the curse and enter, are injured or die mysterious deaths."

"But all of us could enter, and quite easily. What do you think this tells us about this myth?"

03-17-2011, 06:15 AM	#187 (permalink)
Maxilocks SS Featured Author Türk Bilgini Bugbear Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: {in a leap of faith} Posts: 31,791 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sarani Glass Graduated x12	♥ Mrs. Itachi Uchiha™ & MAJNOO! : Bleach & Kyo & Natsume ♥ [ Maxh!Jesh ] Quote: Originally Posted by Hera "This is brilliant", she said more to herself than to anybody else. Quote: Originally Posted by Ama Lulu giggled. "Wicked," she breathed out holding the lantern between herself and the girl that held on to her before. "I mean for me it is," amended Lulu and raised a brow at the Slytherin girl. "Creepy doesn't mean deadly." The light of all the lanterns made it easier to see everyone. Catching the last bit of Emily's statement, Jared gave her a faint smile. Lulu had a point. Personally, Jared preferred the potentially deadly over the creepy, even if he had never gone out of his way to seek either. Okay, once or twice. But not sans a reason [or reasons] that justified the act. Quote: Originally Posted by Bloody Baron The wail grew louder as the Baron glided along the path but, eventually, it died out. He floated through clusters of trees that grew so close to each other, the students could pass through them only one at a time. He emerged into a clearing and came to a halt, clanking his chains. In the eerie quiet, the noise echoed. There was not enough space between the trees for all the students to pass through at once, so Jared brought up the rear, the light of the lantern not dazzling but covering a large expanse, so that he could see all the students in front of him. Once the students had all stepped into the clearing, he cleared his throat. "We'll stop here, for a bit," he said. "This clearing is known as the Impenetrable Clearing." The Impenetrable Clearing of Death, actually. It occurred to him that the actual Latin name sounded for the place sounded much fancier. "As the stories go, this part of the Forest was once home to a tribe of warriors. Enemies wiped it out, but the 'curse' of the tribe hangs over the clearing where their councils occurred - no human or creature can enter, and those that attempt to defy the curse and enter, are injured or die mysterious deaths." *"But all of us could* enter, and quite easily. What do you think this tells us about this myth?"**