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NannyMcPhee · 08-23-2011, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Krel Ansell

”I’ve never heard of De Spina, but there’s a book of Enoch in the muggle Orthodox religion. No clue what it’s about though. ” After glancing at a few more titles in the section, Daisy agreed to move a few more shelves over. “Did you try to do any research on De Sippa?” She asked, using the wrong name. Hey, she wasn’t a complete know-it-all. “Or are you not looking for another book by him, but rather a book on a similar subject?”

She paused and pulled a large mustard yellow book off the shelf. She blew some dust off it in Damien’s direction. The cover read Parables and Allegories of Ancient America; A Study of their Affect on Modern Culture. From the look of the book, it was about 20 years out of date. But it was a Theology book. She showed it to the boy. “This looks like the right section.”

"It's about Angels that have fallen from Heaven," he replied without even thinking, though once he realized the words were out of his mouth, he immediately stopped that train of thought. Damien chuckled at her mispronunciation of De Spina, however. "Haven't tried to do research on him specifically, though if I could find another copy of The Book of Enoch, I'd probably take it -" It was the only piece of literature that detailed some of the strange circumstances he wished to read up on. He wasn't so sure that there would be another book on a similar subject, but maybe this girl could help.

"Don't think I ever introduced myself either," he finally realized. "I'm -- Damien Murray. Sixth year Hufflepuff and house slacker," he added.

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NannyMcPhee Formerly: Kimstar18 Beautiful Disaster Chaos Creator Moke Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Irish at heart <3 Posts: 8,554 Hogwarts RPG Name: Liam Coleman Seventh Year	Irish eyes \|\| Nanny McPhee Quote: Originally Posted by Krel Ansell ”I’ve never heard of De Spina, but there’s a book of Enoch in the muggle Orthodox religion. No clue what it’s about though. ” After glancing at a few more titles in the section, Daisy agreed to move a few more shelves over. “Did you try to do any research on De Sippa?” She asked, using the wrong name. Hey, she wasn’t a complete know-it-all. “Or are you not looking for another book by him, but rather a book on a similar subject?” She paused and pulled a large mustard yellow book off the shelf. She blew some dust off it in Damien’s direction. The cover read Parables and Allegories of Ancient America; A Study of their Affect on Modern Culture. From the look of the book, it was about 20 years out of date. But it was a Theology book. She showed it to the boy. “This looks like the right section.” "It's about Angels that have fallen from Heaven," he replied without even thinking, though once he realized the words were out of his mouth, he immediately stopped that train of thought. Damien chuckled at her mispronunciation of De Spina, however. "Haven't tried to do research on him specifically, though if I could find another copy of The Book of Enoch, I'd probably take it -" It was the only piece of literature that detailed some of the strange circumstances he wished to read up on. He wasn't so sure that there would be another book on a similar subject, but maybe this girl could help. "Don't think I ever introduced myself either," he finally realized. "I'm -- Damien Murray. Sixth year Hufflepuff and house slacker," he added.