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Lockhartian · 02-25-2011, 05:31 AM

Nooooo. Joint Apparition was the worst, even if this wasn't his first time. He was actually kind of dizzy, and it seemed that everything was spinning. Awful, pretty awful. And it was all the Professor's fault.

As soon as Saylen let go of everyone's hands, he let go of Arya too. But did he have to let go of Ellie? Wouldn't it be safer if he kept her hold, like, so she wouldn't get lost, or he wouldn't get lost? Er, yeah, if Ellie said something, then he'd have no choice and probably blame the forgetfulness on Apparition.

It was rather obvious that he wasn't paying attention to the museum itself, not to the huge skeleton of whatever dragon-like creature it belonged to. Yet the boy took the pamphlet, opened it with his free hand, and then nodded at the woman before pocketing the paper thing. He wasn't planning on running away, so, really, he didn't need to see the map if he was following the group, no?

Following the group...where? And where was the sinister creature that was supposed to eat him?

"Actually, Professor, I do have a question...," silly boy, asking questions was FORBIDDEN, remember? FORBIDDEN! "Why are we here?" and where exactly was 'here'?

02-25-2011, 05:31 AM	#6 (permalink)
Lockhartian Kappa Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Eyrie Posts: 14,978 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ashton P. Walker First Year x11 x11	oh, hello Saylen. Eagle Eye [⅓ Badger Trio] Felon & Kafka ♥ Gilderoy Lockhart <3 [TEAM 947!] Nooooo. Joint Apparition was the worst, even if this wasn't his first time. He was actually kind of dizzy, and it seemed that everything was spinning. Awful, pretty awful. And it was all the Professor's fault. As soon as Saylen let go of everyone's hands, he let go of Arya too. But did he have to let go of Ellie? Wouldn't it be safer if he kept her hold, like, so she wouldn't get lost, or he wouldn't get lost? Er, yeah, if Ellie said something, then he'd have no choice and probably blame the forgetfulness on Apparition. It was rather obvious that he wasn't paying attention to the museum itself, not to the huge skeleton of whatever dragon-like creature it belonged to. Yet the boy took the pamphlet, opened it with his free hand, and then nodded at the woman before pocketing the paper thing. He wasn't planning on running away, so, really, he didn't need to see the map if he was following the group, no? Following the group...where? And where was the sinister creature that was supposed to eat him? "Actually, Professor, I do have a question...," silly boy, asking questions was FORBIDDEN, remember? FORBIDDEN! "Why are we here?" and where exactly was 'here'?