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Roselyn 
Why was she not helping with untying the knots?
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"Oh for Merlin's sakes. Quite being so whiny." She couldn't stand it anymore! And the realization that she DID breathe fire, was finally settling into her mind. Holy smokes! No matter how cool it was, she...breathed...fire? And a spell was being canceled? Yea, she just realized that the professor really said that only moments ago.
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The professor cast a spell on them without telling them and...
Was THAT even legal during a lesson?
Breaking out of her thoughts, she shook her head slightly before going back to untying the knots, cringing every time the Hufflepuff huffed. She huffed and puffed and blew the house down! Just about to open her mouth and shout tell Arya to help her with the knots since it'd go faster and Evelyn could be FREE of her, only then did the girl start up again with the knots. At least the huffing stopped.
Apparently the talking didn't. Oh please, if she decided to start breathing fire, she'd have decided that LOOOONG ago. "Don't pull hair...uh huh." she muttered, her attention mostly on the knots. Almost done. Just a few more.
Kicking her leg to help loosen the rope, she somehow managed to puuulllll her leg out from it, though resulted in her shoe being left behind. Whatever. At least she was free. "Thank MERLIN!" Jumping up to her feet, she slightly kicked nudged the rope closer to Arya as a large grin was plastered to her face while she picked up her shoe. FREEDOM!
STARE.
"I'm not whiny." And she so didn't whine when saying that. So didn't. Why was Evelyn acting like she didn't realize that she could breath fire?
She was such a weirdo.
If Arya could untie the knots faster she would have, but her hearing. She couldn't ignore all the sounds around them. All the students working out their own problems, the cute little crup, and a myriad of other sounds. How crups focused on any one things was beyond her, but she would never ever yell at any of her dogs or crup ever again.
"That's right, I don't." And it was about time she had realized it. All Evelyn's wiggling wasn't helping her to untie faster, especially not when her leg popped out. Oh. Her leg was freeee!! Sure Evelyn had left her shoe, and she still had the rope around her ankle, but she wasn't connected to Evelyn anymore. A grin spread across her face. FINALLY!!
Shaking her foot, the rope fell off of her as well and she quickly hopped up
and stole a glance at the forest and glanced at the professor.
"See ya later, Professor Saylen. It was an, uh....interesting lesson." Um, yeah. Can we not do that with Evelyn again please?
The badger wasted no time in grabbing her belongings and getting out of the area so she could have normal hearing again. Though it wasn't without effort and self restraint to not find the sources of a lot of noises, and wasn't without a glance at Evelyn. Maybe she would apologize for her behavior later. MAYBE.